Arts
Culver City Symphony Audience Hears Last Minute Sub Play Brilliantly – Matthew Hetz
In a performance of live music, there are always uncertainties. Last Saturday night we presented the winners of our Parness …[READ MORE]
Month: April 2011
News
Local Families Wanted For Exchange Students
ASSE International Student Exchange Programs (ASSE) is seeking local host families for international high school boys and girls. These students …[READ MORE]
News
Homes with Heart – Heather Coombs-Perez
The weather report has us gearing up for more rain this weekend and as I ponder whether or not to …[READ MORE]
News
Assault Suspects Taken Into Custody
On April 3 an assault and stabbing occurred during a party in the 5400 block of Coolidge Ave. Detectives immediately began …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Getting Ready for the World’s Biggest-Ever Telescope – Plans for the world’s biggest telescope—the Square Kilometer Array—advanced significantly this month …[READ MORE]
Fresh From The Farm
Fresh From the Farm – Katie Malich
“Too many people write about the moon,” poet Karla Kuskin observed. Don’t write about the moon, she urges, “write about …[READ MORE]
News
Earth Day Volunteers Needed – Join Ballona Creek Renaissance
Once again Ballona Creek Renaissance (BCR) will have booths and activities at several Earth Day events, starting this Sunday! Volunteering …[READ MORE]
Arts
T.R.U.S.T. by Diavolo on April 16 @ Help Group
The Culver City Redevelopment Agency and The Music Center of Los Angeles County will present the world premiere of T.R.U.S.T., …[READ MORE]
Arts
Artist Ed Ruscha Trades Venice for Culver City
According to the New Yorker, artist Ed Ruscha has left the studio in Venice that he occupied for the past …[READ MORE]
Arts
Storytime on Tuesday – Patty Krause Has Butterflies?
Come join us during spring break! First storytime for spring! Culver City Friends of the Library Present: April Storytime with …[READ MORE]