Culver City Community activities and events
Culver City is getting ready to update its General Plan! Before the Fall 2018/Winter 2019 project launch, the City of Culver City is hosting a series of conversations about long-range planning and current city issues. …[READ MORE]
There were dozens of people headed in the same direction on Tuesday evening, strolling into the space at the side of the stone house in Lindberg Park. The candlelight vigil for the victims of the …[READ MORE]
Twenty years ago, Matthew Shepard, a young college student, was tied to a fence in Laramie, Wyoming, savagely beaten and left for dead simply because he was gay. It was a case that shocked the …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles Film Festival just moved to a fall slot this year, and now Film Independent says it is ending the fest after 18 years and will replace it with “year-round events aimed at …[READ MORE]
In conjunction with CCUSD and Council PTA, “Backpacks for Kids” runs a weekly backpack program to ensure that every child can eat on the weekends. Each week, plain backpacks are filled with non-perishable food and …[READ MORE]
The start of the school year can be the most overwhelming time for any student; for the members of CCHS’ Mock Trial team, even more so. Each year a mock case is written by the …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Woman’s Club is having a “Funtastic” evening of Music, Fun, Dancing and Food, with all proceeds to benefit the Bob Hope USO at LAX in their new location in the airport’s Theme …[READ MORE]
The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts presents the annual Fall Music Concert at the Robert Frost Auditorium tonight! Admission is Free! Donations accepted at the door. Elementary and Middle School-age students and younger are …[READ MORE]
The Willows Community School proudly presents an evening with Dr. Michael Gurian, bestselling author of 32 books including The Wonder of Boys and The Wonder of Girls, on Wednesday, November 7 from 7:00 to 9:00 …[READ MORE]
While the biggest political challenge we seem to be facing locally is about Measure K, both national and international political problems are so daunting, they almost defy description. There is a bit of wisdom being …[READ MORE]
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