The Peace Project, an international collaborative art competition and exhibition created to connect peace-minded individuals everywhere, at The Whole 9 Gallery in Culver City. More than 500 artists from around the world, working in diverse …[READ MORE]
The dates are on the calendar, the venues are plugged in, and now IndieCade has the finalists. The International Festival of Independent Games announced the finalist games for its 2010 festival taking place October 8 …[READ MORE]
Happy day after Labor Day! For many of us, it’s back to work and back to school after the three day weekend. Come Tuesday, the pace of life speeds up and time management skills become …[READ MORE]
If you enjoy crime novels, mysteries or thrillers, you have to read the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It’s a delight. Swedish journalist Stieg Larsson, who tragically died in 2004, doesn’t just create a rich, …[READ MORE]
Clean up and contribute, on Labor Day at the Y. On Monday, September 6, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m the Youth and Government program will be holding a fundraising car wash in the back …[READ MORE]
Teondray Caldwell rushed for 293 yards and scored 7 touchdowns and the Venice Gondoliers routed visiting Harvard Westlake 47-16. Caldwell, a senior in his first year playing running back, had scoring runs of 5, 59, …[READ MORE]
Families of Upward Bound House, a community based, non-profit organization providing transitional housing and programs for homeless children and their families, gathered at Family Shelter for a back-to-school celebration. CBS arrived with two truck loads …[READ MORE]
Looking for the Coolest Forms of Life on Earth – Two UK scientists are traveling to one of the coldest places on Earth to help them understand how life could exist on other planets in …[READ MORE]
Do you want to turn Culver City into a place where bikes are more common than cars? Roll your wheels over to the Helms Bakery Building at 8760 Venice Blvd. on Saturday Sept. 11 at …[READ MORE]
California lawmakers rejected a bill this week seeking to ban plastic shopping bags after a lengthy debate, and heavy lobbying by oil industry. The Democratic bill, AB 1998, which failed late Tuesday, would have been …[READ MORE]
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