Culver City Community activities and events
According to a Timbaland post on Yahoo, Dr. Dre and Timbaland went back to school Wednesday night. The rapper-producers shocked students when they appeared at a Culver City High School graduation party. Dr. Dre introduced …[READ MORE]
You may have noticed a number of billboards around Los Angeles announcing “You Lucky Dog,” premiering on the Hallmark Channel on June 26 at 9 p.m. If you are driving slowly enough, you’d see the …[READ MORE]
Kentwood Players, founded by the late Arky and Jan Marcom, Elizabeth Thornberg and Betty Francis, in December 1949, performs out of the Westchester Playhouse, located near LAX. The company actually got its start, and its …[READ MORE]
The high school graduation on June 18 was a proud moment for many Culver City families, with one Valedictorian, Alexander Kurihara, and 12 Salutatorians (that’s a tremendous number to tie for second place) gracing the …[READ MORE]
It’s not unusual for El Marino families to work together on projects, but when the community gathers to fold origami cranes, there is a special and sad reason. Kindergarten student Kai Rambone has been stricken, …[READ MORE]
This past Sunday was the 100th anniversary of Father’s Day. The story of Father’s Day is a story of the love of a daughter for her father, and of how one determined person can make …[READ MORE]
Former Assistant Superintendent Patti Jaffe has been chosen as the Interim Superintendent for the Culver City Unified School District, replacing Dr. Myrna Rivera Cote after her departure. Final approval is pending, and the school board …[READ MORE]
There are still a few things about life that I don’t understand: Does God exist? Are men really from Mars and women from Venus? And most importantly, why are there seven pet stores within a …[READ MORE]
We have had, for the past month, a red tailed hawk nesting in a ficus tree at El Marino Elementary School. It’s kind of an extraordinary situation. We have an endangered species making a nest …[READ MORE]
Saturday June 12, the Kirk Douglas Theater was the scene of the annual “Java Gala” a benefit and performance of the Academy of Visual and Performing Arts. The lobby was filled with friends and parents, …[READ MORE]
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