This week kicks off with the Culver City Rock & Mineral Club’s monthly meeting coming up this Monday, May 11 featuring an informative and entertaining evening with Justin Zzyzx, who will tell the history of …[READ MORE]
Now why didn’t they do this when WE went to school? Last month La Ballona Elementary School started a pilot program using theater and comedy to teach narrative writing in all of its fourth-grade classes. …[READ MORE]
The largest banquet room at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel was so tightly packed (over 400 people, we understand) that the buffet luncheon lines had to be set up outside. The event? The 35th Annual …[READ MORE]
As a reminder, Westside Unity Church continues its Wednesday evening classes with April 22’s program “The Twelve Powers of Man,” starting at 7:00 p.m. (Sunday worship is always at 10:00 a.m. preceded by meditation at …[READ MORE]
Isn’t it annoying to have a chair where the leg has come loose? Or a toaster that no longer works? Or denim pants with holes and tears? Or a computer that’s running badly? You can …[READ MORE]
Don’t have any kids who attend Farragut Elementary School? It’s OK! Families from throughout Culver City are invited to bring their children to Farragut for a fun-filled day celebrating the visual and performing arts through …[READ MORE]
Starting this Monday, March 30, please don’t try to go barreling down the Bike Path Access Ramp at Duquesne Ave: it’ll be closed intermittently between Monday and April 10, and then closed all day, every …[READ MORE]
There’s lots to do in our town, e.g. did you know that Culver City offers one of the highest concentrations of fine art galleries in Southern California? The Arts District (nominated as one of the …[READ MORE]
Don’t forget the wearin’ of the green this Tuesday – It’s St. Patrick’s Day all day long! The Culver City Senior Center’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Party will take place at the Culver City Senior …[READ MORE]
Talking trash: Ballona Creek Renaissance is cleaning up (and we’re not kidding!): over the past year nine creek cleanups were held, with over 2,700 pounds of ocean-bound debris collected by more than 600 volunteers, including …[READ MORE]
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