Culver City Film Festival will be screening the homegrown horror short “JUNE” at our downtown Arclight theatre. It is screening at 1 pm on MONDAY Nov. 30, 2015. If you have not seen this little …[READ MORE]
The Grand View Development company has spent more than a year trying to clear out the residents of a mobile home park in Culver City to make way for upscale apartments. But Ischar Zuker won’t …[READ MORE]
Feeling the spirit yet? Catch some or share some at this holiday fundraiser and feast. The Culver City Rotary Club is inviting the community to enjoy a Holiday Feast with all the trimmings. This holiday …[READ MORE]
Culver City Public Theatre brings the beloved American holiday classic to life as a 1940s live radio broadcast. George Bailey, idealistic and compassionate resident of the little town of Bedford Falls, is driven to despair …[READ MORE]
It was busier than ever in the Culver-Palms Family YMCA’s Fitness Center the day after Thanksgiving (hmm…wonder why?) and busy in the Child Activity Center too, as folks took advantage of the Y’s offer to …[READ MORE]
The question is ‘what do you think you should do?’ The production of “Straight White Men” now playing at the Kirk Douglas Theater is the latest from playwright Young Jean Lee, and ironically, her most …[READ MORE]
Kari opened up a map of the southern states, pointed out Memphis, then air-circled an area of northern Mississippi just south of Tennessee and said, “this is actually where the blues all began, right here.” …[READ MORE]
Monday, December 14 will be the evening when the Culver City Council will consider the request for major developments on the site of the historic Culver Studios. The Culver Studios has submitted a development project …[READ MORE]
One hundred years ago this month, Albert Einstein published his general theory of relativity, one of the most important scientific achievements in the last century. A key result of Einstein’s theory is that matter warps …[READ MORE]
After reviewing over 230 play submissions, Center Theatre Group announced today that 10 finalists have been chosen for the first annual Humanitas/CTG Playwriting Prize. The award will be given to the best new, unproduced play …[READ MORE]
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