September 2025 Parties & Events in Los Angeles: A Closer Look

Emmy Awards weekend brought special events and celebrity sightings to Los Angeles in September, keeping the city buzzing with excitement. YES Scholars held its 25th gala on September 4, honoring Nicole Avant, Ted Sarandos, and more, while stars like Jennifer Lopez and the Olsen twins graced the event.

Hulu celebrated the 40th anniversary of “The Golden Girls” with a special party at Roosterfish in West Hollywood on September 10. Hosted by DJ Trixie Mattel, the event was a colorful tribute to the beloved show, with guests like Tiffany Sutton and Rene Daniella in attendance.

The BAFTA North America TV Tea Party on September 13 saw TV stars gathering at The Maybourne Beverly Hills, enjoying a delightful afternoon on the sunny terrace. Guests indulged in scones and sweets as they mingled with stars like Quinta Brunson and Patricia Arquette.

Producer Debbie Durkin’s Ecoluxe Endless Summer Festival brought together Hollywood elites for a wellness-focused event in Beverly Hills on September 12. With activations from DermaFit, Trifecta Red Light Therapy Bed, and more, the event supported Marley’s Mutts Dog Rescue Ranch, combining luxury and philanthropy.

Following the Emmy Awards, Disney hosted a post-Emmys celebration on September 14 at Vibiana in Downtown Los Angeles. The event brought together stars from Hulu, ABC, and Disney productions to celebrate the company’s 13 wins, with notable names like Sterling K. Brown and Michelle Williams in attendance.

The grand opening of Iris WIngs Sanctuary for Endometriosis Surgery & Wellness on September 15 in Beverly Hills saw celebrities like Corinne Foxx and Courtney Ford showing their support for Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch’s center. Guests enjoyed food, skincare, and wellness items while celebrating the new facility.

Finally, The Elizabeth Taylor Night of Compassion on September 18 at The Beverly Hills Hotel welcomed guests like Tina Knowles for an evening dedicated to philanthropy and compassion. The event honored Daniel O’Day and commemorated the legacy of Elizabeth Taylor.