To celebrate their one-year anniversary, City Tavern in Culver City will be hosting a fundraiser for the Culver City Historical Society on Tuesday, April 3rd. Since opening last year, City Tavern has quickly become a …[READ MORE]
I’ve worked closely with Meghan Sahli-Wells on Transition Culver City’s steering committee for a few years. I know her as an amazingly astute, kind and upbeat person as well as a creative problem solver — …[READ MORE]
As Culver City questions how we are going to pay for our cultural events without Redevelopment money, Performing Arts and Special Events Director Susan Obrow is already getting answers. Last Thursday evening’s “Music in the …[READ MORE]
Your positive feedback is appreciated – we ARE glad to be back! Now if we could just get our editor to relax and say what’s really on her mind…please don’t hold back, Judith! Undoubtedly helping …[READ MORE]
Mayme A. Clayton Library and Museum has films to reach into history and shape the future this month. The “Black Talkies” series running Sat, Mar 24 from 4 pm will feature The Devil’s Daughter, the …[READ MORE]
After consulting on legal issues in regard to the ACE “demand to bargain” on the El Marino adjunct program, CCUSD has declined to come to the table. According to District Superintendent Patti Jaffe, the district’s …[READ MORE]
The MoonMappers citizen science project at CosmoQuest.org invites the public to become part of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter’s science team. Through this project, the public is invited to explore high-resolution lunar images and map out …[READ MORE]
How would you like to help change the world in one day and honor the lives of cancer survivors, caregivers and remember loved ones lost to cancer? By participating in the American Cancer Society’s RELAY …[READ MORE]
It’s not just that it’s election season- the last 10 days have been so crowded, they qualify as a month. The city council meeting, the school board meeting, the “Ask 2 Know” candidates debate, the …[READ MORE]
“Where did all this white hair come from anyway ?” Janet Chabola laughingly wondered after a presentation of memories and accolades that answered her question. On March 15 at the Culver City Senior Center, there …[READ MORE]
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