Culver City Community activities and events
We can only learn from history if we remember it. But how do we decide what to remember? What materials are ignored by museums, archives, and libraries, and get lost forever? When does memory become …[READ MORE]
If you have fruit trees or fruiting vines, are interested in pruning them, or finding out answers to questions such as: How do I plan and prepare for an orchard? How do I get a …[READ MORE]
Over 40 museums will drop their admission fees on Saturday, January 25. It’s the perfect opportunity to knock a couple of cultural to-dos off your list, like the Japanese American National Museum, Natural History Museum, …[READ MORE]
Getting creative and crafty is always a good idea, and the Culver City Julian Dixon Library has got some great ideas on their schedule. Learn about Glass Fused Pendants on Tuesday, January 14 at 6 …[READ MORE]
Pulitzer Prize finalist and celebrated performer Dael Orlandersmith (Forever) explores the social uprising in Ferguson, Missouri following the shooting of teenager Michael Brown. Commissioned by Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, “Until the Flood” explores a …[READ MORE]
Steph Sklar-Mulcahy has turned CycleBar Culver City in to a fitness destination, but as any athlete can tell you, reaching a goal means it’s time to set a new one. After being named as CycleBar’s …[READ MORE]
This inaugural event of the series will be held on January 18, 2020 from 6-10 pm at the Blackbird House Women’s Coworking Collective in Culver City, Ca. Our intimate concert is well positioned just before …[READ MORE]
Deconstructing Racism: Unearthing the Roots of our Educational System is an interactive panel discussion, with the intention of elevating awareness and promoting dialogue regarding race, culture, and ethnicity in our schools. The discussion will expose and …[READ MORE]
Some good things come to Culver City, and then – they stay. The Actors’ Gang, the groundbreaking theater company that holds residence at the Ivy Substation Theater in Media Park has agreed to sign on …[READ MORE]
Screening more international, thought provoking films, the Friday Night Film series at the Wende will be offering “Don’t Cry, Pretty Girls!” by Marta Meszaros, a revolutionary Hungarian film director whose work spans decades. Don’t Cry, …[READ MORE]
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