CC Foodie – LA Spice (Very Nice) Sends Help to Oklahoma
A meal at LA Spice could be the best thing to happen to you all day, and if you order the Oklahoma Specials, it might be the best thing to happen to someone else too. LA Spice has been cooking for catering since 1988, but just opened up a permanent space in Culver City in February. Currently open for breakfast and lunch, the menu offers a nice variety of eggs and omelettes, sandwiches, salads [...]
Ryman Draws Art Students to College
In June 2013, five students from Culver City, and more than 100 local students who completed the Ryman Arts program will be graduating high school and going on to local and national colleges. The nonprofit Ryman Arts program, provides high school students with a free arts program that teaches them foundational artistic skills, while also equipping them with the tools and resources necessary to [...]
Scout House Re-Opening – June 7
“Friends of Culver City Scout House” is pleased to announce the grand re-opening of the Culver City Scout House. The ribbon-cutting ceremony is being held on June 7, 2013. Invited guests include Culver City Mayor Jeff Cooper, the City Council, City Staff, members of BSA Troop 113 and the Culver City Rock and Mineral Club (CCRMC). The Scout House has served the community and Culver City youth [...]
Ruth’s Truths – Ruth Morris
One of my English-teaching colleagues here at Culver City Middle School created a verb out of me. She says that, when I grab hold of a topic I am passionate about, for example, when I am looking to lead some kind of change for the better, I tend to gather lots of details, and write e-mails in long-winded prose to my colleagues and the powers that be, and then I expect people to actually READ [...]
Culver City Symphony Ends the Season with American Beat/African Influences
The Culver City Symphony presents the final concert of it 2012-13 Season, American Beat/African Influences. Despite being deprived of all worldly possessions, Africans forced to this country held on to their music. Unique African rhythms, and musical scales which are similar to Europe’s but with some degrees of change, influenced American Classical Music. This is a concert of familiar music and [...]
Broadway’s Competitive Gymnasts Win Regional Honors
The men’s and women’s gymnastics teams at Broadway Gymnastics School (BGS) just completed their 2012-2013 competitive seasons with amazing leaps of improvements. Several gymnasts were able to obtain scores high enough to skip levels due to all the new skills they learned since the last competitive season, still winning numerous individual medals and team trophies! At Men’s Region 1 [...]
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Plato, the Greek philosopher and mathematician, described music and astronomy as “sister sciences” that both encompass harmonious motions, whether of instrument strings or celestial objects. This philosophy of a “Music of the Spheres” was symbolic. However, modern technology is creating a true music of the spheres by transforming astronomical data into unique musical [...]
Vox Femina Offers “Sweet 16″
Over the course of her life, a woman will experience many rites of passage. One of the most significant is the transition from childhood to womanhood, represented by a Sweet 16 Party. Vox Femina Los Angeles is celebrating this landmark in the third and final concert of its 16th season: It's Our Party! A Sweet/Sassy 16 Party. This event, which includes Vox singers in full 1960s regalia, will be [...]
Culver City Team to Play in Watts Summer Games
Culver City and Westchester boys high school basketball teams will both participate in the Watts Summer Games this weekend.On Saturday at Dorsey High School, Westchester will play against Colton and will battle either Providence or Dorsey in the afternoon session. Venice will face Hart at 9 a.m. at Price High School with the winner seeing host Price or Eagle Rock. Culver City and University [...]
Holly Mitchell Invites You for Family Health and Safety Festival June 9
Please join Rep. Holly Mitchell of the 54th District at the Third Annual Family Safety & Health Festival presented by Kids Are 1st and State Farm in partnership with our District Office and hosted by Bunnin Chevrolet. The event will bring family safety and health awareness to the 54th Assembly District. This one-day festival will also include: food, fun activities, entertainment, free ID [...]









