The Beverly Hills Women's Club in Los Angeles fosters culture, philanthropy, and community spirit since 1916.

The Beverly Hills Women's Club, established in 1916, is dedicated to advancing general culture, promoting social service, and upbuilding community spirit in Beverly Hills. The organization sponsors a diverse array of educational, cultural, philanthropic, and social activities designed to enrich the community at large. Members enjoy the camaraderie of fellow participants through various supported events that strengthen the bond of community spirit. Featured activities include cultural celebrations such as the Fleurs de Villes floral exhibition at Greystone Mansion & Gardens, which commemorates the HBO series The Gilded Age. The club also hosts member-exclusive gatherings, such as a restored Garden Room luncheon buffet and its Book Club, which recently selected Partita by Barbara Kingsolver for November. Philanthropy is a core value, exemplified by the Afternoon of Mahjong benefiting the nonprofit Beauty Bus, which supports patients and caregivers. The club frequently collaborates with local institutions, including Los Angeles Ballet for its Annual Nutcracker Tea at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills. Annual traditions like the 2026 Festive Holiday Luncheon and family events featuring Santa Claus at the club's location on 1700 Chevy Chase Drive further illustrate its commitment to bringing members and guests together in a festive and engaging environment. The club invites the public to read its feature article in The Eden for more insights.