Women’s Conference organizer and California First Lady Maria Shriver addresses a packed crowd at the Long Beach Arena on Tuesday.

10:00am | A jam-packed lineup of political figures, stars and celebrities gathered over the last few days for the Women’s Conference in downtown Long Beach. The main event took place yesterday and featured speakers such as First lady Michelle Obama, and discussions with California Gubernatorial candidates Meg Whitman (R) and Jerry Brown (D), while ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer hosted a conversation with Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Photographer Daniel DeBoom was on hand yesterday to capture some of the star-studded events, as well as the March On Alzheimer’s that took place around Shoreline Village on Sunday evening and featured Mayor Bob Foster, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and a who’s-who of actors and TV personalities. Photos courtesy of the Women’s Conference are also included and noted.

The conference may be over, but you can still catch video from some of the events at the event website, womensconference.org, and relive the entire experience.

First Lady Michelle Obama addresses the crowd. Photo courtesy The Women’s Conference.

California First Lady Maria Shriver and First Lady Michelle Obama. Photo courtesy The Women’s Conference.

Republican candidate Meg Whitman greets Democratic candidate Jerry Brown as current Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger looks on.

Host of The Today Show on NBC Matt Lauer with Whitman, Schwarzenegger and Brown.

Diane Sawyer shares a laugh with The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The Honorable Sandra Day O’Connor.

Former First Lady Laura Bush.

Actor Robert Redford.

The packed Long Beach Arena during a session. Photo courtesy The Women’s Conference.

The March On Alzheimer’s through Shoreline Village on Monday evening.

Governor Schwarzenegger poses for a photo.

Glee actress Jane Lynch and Jane Fonda lead a workout session.

Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster addresses the crowd during the March On Alzheimer’s as actors such as Sally Field and Peter Gallagher look on.