Responding to the exacerbation of socio-political tensions around the country and an increase in civil resistance, a veteran Civil Rights organizer is reviving a popular program aimed at sharing the lessons from successful movements of …[READ MORE]
From Culver City Sister City Committee President Nancy Perdomo-Browning comes word that TONIGHT, Monday, August 28, at 7:00 p.m. the Culver City Student Ambassadors and two chaperones who visited Iksan, S. Korea this summer (7/22 …[READ MORE]
Contact your state Senator and Assemblymember today and ask them to rescind “pre-approved cuts” to our children’s education funding over the next three years. A part of recently passed AB99 (the education budget trailer bill) …[READ MORE]
There’s still time for kids grades 4-9 to submit their entries for the Not So Wimpy Film Festival. Deadline for submissions is Saturday, August 26. The film festival will be held at the library on …[READ MORE]
Breakthrough Starshot, a multi-faceted program to develop and launch practical interstellar space missions, successfully flew its first spacecraft—the smallest ever launched. On June 23, a number of prototype “Sprites”—the world’s smallest fully functional space probes, …[READ MORE]
Rehearsals have begun for the world premiere of Paul Rudnick’s new play “Big Night.” Directed by Tony winner Walter Bobbie (“Chicago” and “Bright Star”), “Big Night” begins previews September 10, opens September 16 and continues …[READ MORE]
Making Mistakes — Obviously I make mistakes. It’s part of being human. We are designed this way it turns out. Yes, I lose my keys, even though I have a certain spot, and most of …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Senior Center courtyard renovation project will begin on Tuesday, September 5, 2017. Out of concern for senior safety during demolition work, Senior Center programs will be held at alternate locations starting …[READ MORE]
The final weekend of The Actors’ Gang’s Shakespeare in Media Park is coming this August 26th and 27th. Don’t miss this rumbling, stumbling Mighty Morphin Midsummer Night’s Dream including a Tyrannosaurus Rex, talking robots, wizards …[READ MORE]
Hip hop recording artist, actor, film producer and poet Common added his voice to the campaign to reform California’s juvenile justice system with the Imagine Justice concert at the Capitol Mall on Monday, Aug. 21, …[READ MORE]
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