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About Highland Park Ebell Club

The Highland Park Ebell Club is a historic private event venue located at 131 S Avenue 57, Los Angeles, CA 90042. Known for its storied architecture and intimate atmosphere, this venue hosts weddings, concerts, fundraisers, and cultural events in the heart of northeast Los Angeles. With a flexible floor plan that accommodates up to 254 guests (with typical configurations seating around 200 at tables), the Ebell offers a charming setting that blends history with modern event needs. Whether you’re planning a wedding reception, a small concert, or a private gathering, we’ve got you covered with practical details and nearby options to help you secure the perfect experience.

Below you’ll find essential information on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to make planning straightforward. We’re here to help you secure your seats and coordinate a memorable event at this iconic LA venue.

Seating and capacity: The Highland Park Ebell Club’s maximum capacity is 254 guests, with many layouts featuring seating for around 200 at tables. There isn't a publicly published official seating chart, but the space accommodates a range of configurations suitable for weddings, concerts, and private events.

Parking: Parking is limited on-site. Nearby parking lots are often available within about a block, and street parking may be available with permit requirements or time restrictions. Plan ahead for parking logistics on your event date.

Transit: The venue is well-connected to Los Angeles public transit. It’s a short walk from the Highland Park Station on the LA Metro Gold Line (L) and is served by multiple bus routes, making it convenient for guests using public transportation.

Nearby hotels and dining: For out-of-town guests, consider these nearby options (short drive or walk from the venue):

  • Highland Park Motel – 4855 York Blvd
  • The Hills Inn Eagle Rock – 2300 Colorado Blvd
  • Welcome Inn – 1840 Colorado Blvd

We also highlight nearby dining and amenities to help guests plan. For trusted stays and meals, we share partner recommendations to help you book confidently and conveniently.

Notable events: The venue has hosted weddings, concerts, and cultural events, including special music performances and festivals like Arroyo Seco Delic Festival. The Ebell’s historic character makes it a favored spot for intimate concerts and gatherings, while remaining versatile for private events.

For planning, consider reaching out to our affiliate hotel and restaurant partners for seamless accommodations and dining experiences. And if you’re exploring venues in LA, the Highland Park Ebell Club stands out for its historic charm and flexible event potential.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 131 S Avenue 57, Los Angeles, CA 90042.
  • Venue type: Historic women’s club building used as a private event venue (weddings, concerts, etc.).
  • Capacity: Maximum 254 people; some sources note up to 200 seated with rectangular tables and chairs for events.
  • Seating chart/public floorplan: No widely published official seating chart online; public listings cite up to 254 total capacity and typical floor plans include seating for 200 with tables (no formal diagram readily public).
  • Parking: Limited on-site parking; nearby parking lots available within 1 block and street parking with restrictions/permits.
  • Transit: Close to LA Metro/LA public transit; nearby Highland Park Station on the L (Gold) Line and several bus routes; many sources note it’s a short walk from transit hubs.
  • Nearby hotels: Highland Park Motel (4855 York Blvd), The Hills Inn Eagle Rock (2300 Colorado Blvd), Welcome Inn (1840 Colorado Blvd) — all within a short drive or walk of the venue.
  • Notable events hosted: Weddings and private events are common; the venue has hosted concerts and festivals (e.g., Arroyo Secodelic Festival at Highland Park Ebell; Laraaji/INGA performances), indicating its use for music and cultural events.
  • Renamed/demolished: No credible reports indicate demolition or renaming; the building is cited as an active Highland Park Ebell Club and has historical designation status in Los Angeles.