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Today, Liberty Station Conference Center serves as an active hub and center for events, activities, seminars, education, training and many other uses for both public and private individuals, groups, organizations and companies.
Between 1913 and 1914, Ellen Browning Scripps provided the financial backing for architect Irving Gill to design this clubhouse. The clubhouse has been home to the La Jolla Woman's Club for decades. The society began as a reading circle in the 1890s, then expanded their services and moved into this facility in the 20th century. The clubhouse is a popular spot for weddings, parties, banquets and business meetings. An auditorium, complete with stage, hosts up to 300 people. See website for complete visitor details.
The Soap Factory is a versatile event venue that blends vintage industrial aesthetics with modern functionality. It can host a wide range of events, from intimate gatherings to large-scale productions accommodating up to 2,500 guests. An added bonus is the availability of an event coordinator to assist with all scales of events, ensuring a seamless experience. Notable features include an organic garden, an aquaponic system, local food vendors, artist-in-residency programs, and a functioning soap factory, making it a uniquely dynamic space for various activities.
