Culver City Community activities and events
If you missed this past week’s live Listen and Learn events about CCUSD’s 2020-2021 Learning Plans, don’t worry. The recordings of the events are now available at https://www.ccusd.org/apps/pages/Fall2020-Updates on the CCUSD website. The discussion includes …[READ MORE]
If you are planning to mail your ballot, sooner is better. There are also ballot drop boxes in several locations around Culver City. But if you are planning to vote on Election Day, and you …[READ MORE]
When the Culver City Education Foundation had to take their popular annual party online on September 26th, it was their first-ever virtual fundraiser/wine tasting event. The CCEF is happy to declare a success, and the …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City Economic Recovery Task Force is working with JVS SoCal to facilitate a free virtual job fair on October 16, 2020 from 10 AM – 12 PM. The event will be …[READ MORE]
Village Well Books & Café hosts its inaugural author event with Culver City native son and RENT Poet Brian Sonia-Wallace. Sonia-Wallace, a graduate of Culver City High School, will read from his recently published book …[READ MORE]
This Ain’t California is a hybrid documentary about skateboarding in 1980s East Germany. The film melds fact and fiction—it stages archival footage alongside reconstructed “footage,” and memorializes a main character who may or may not …[READ MORE]
Instead of preparing to celebrate another school year, we continue to react in real-time to the exigencies of a global pandemic, civil unrest, and the deepest recession in recent memory. Unfortunately, one of the results …[READ MORE]
Live from the KDT, a series of new multicamera, virtually produced readings and productions recorded at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, will launch with readings of CTG Creative Collective member Luis Alfaro’s acclaimed three-play series of …[READ MORE]
Yesterday’s message from Acting Police Chief Manny Cid was an attempt to lower the temperature of a still-smoking conflict. The only way to really douse the flame is to stop allowing them fuel. Chief Cid …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Police Department respects and recognizes the rights and liberties afforded to all members of our community under the First Amendment, including activists, community groups, and labor unions. In fact, it is the …[READ MORE]
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