Join us for an unforgettable night of dance and music, delicious food, and a celebration of Los Angeles’ unique architecture, culture, and artistic history.

38th Anniversary Celebration

Our free, environmentally focused festival returns for its sixth year with a twist! 

This year, we are partnering with Ballona Creek Renaissance to present Ebb & Flow during Heal the Bay’s Coastal Clean Up Day. Multidisciplinary artists will showcase a variety of immersive performances for volunteers to enjoy during the clean up.

Register today to help clean up the creek while experiencing an incredible series of performances! If you are under 18, you must bring this waiver signed by a parent or guardian.

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Ebb & Flow Thecreek

Culver City Julian Dixon Library

Our free, environmentally focused festival returns for its sixth year.

Ebb & Flow: Culver City

Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook

Ebb & Flow: Chinatown

Los Angeles State Historic Park

A Place Called Home (APCH) students with Heidi Duckler Dance teaching artists, dancers and musicians Dwight Trible and Pablo Calogero will perform a suspended dance through the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital campus, ending their journey at the recently inaugurated Jacqueline Avant Children and Family Center. There, dancers Joseph Davis, Raymond Ejiofor, Jessica Emmanuel, Sasha Rivero, and Ashley Robicheaux are accompanied by Dwight Trible’s four-piece band for an unforgettable performance.

After the performance, participants are invited to participate in a panel discussion moderated by Alex Martin Johnson and enjoy refreshments. APCH students’ workshops, culminating walk, and performance collectively interrogate our bodies’ response to one another and encourage us to connect to the environment around us. Experiences of collaboration, problem solving, leadership, confidence, and empathy will be shared in open discussion.

Time for a Slow Dance

Jacqueline Avant Children and Family Center

The salon will feature original works from Heidi Duckler, HDD Artist in Residence Raymond Ejiofor, DaEun Jung, and Ok Nico. Audience members will move through different parts of the Bendix Building to experience an interconnected web of narratives across different artistic mediums, flowing together to create one “never ending story.”

Truth or Consequences: Never Ending Story

Bendix Building

Join us at The Ebell of LA for this extra special luncheon where Founder and Artistic Director Heidi Duckler will present an original interdisciplinary showcase encompassing a live performance, a premiere screening of our 2022 reel and a talkback discussion. We will learn about Duckler’s creative process and the execution of the company’s values of community, inclusivity and spatial justice.

The Ebell of LA Luncheon Performance

The Ebell of Los Angeles

Our free, environmentally-focused festival returns for its sixth year.

EBB & FLOW - in Chinatown

Symphony Center

Current 38th Anniversary Celebration

Historic Arts District Warehouse

Join us at the historic Bendix building for the newest installment in our renowned salon series, Truth or Consequences: Belonging in the World. Experience an evening of performance, an animated interactive installation, complimentary spirits, burritos, and live music!



Truth Or Consequences: Belonging in the World

Experience a performance, where Heidi Duckler Dance artists, accompanied by live music, lead you through the fifth floor of the new Behavioral Center, in search of a safe space for well-being and mental health.


I Will Remember What I Forgot

Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Public Health

Architecture Through the Body focuses on how architecture relates to movement and sound. Learn from renowned professionals in dance, music, and architecture during this three-day workshop.

Heidi Duckler Dance

Oct 7, 2023

38th Anniversary Celebration

Sep 23, 2023

Ebb & Flow Thecreek

Heidi Duckler Dance