Leaving their longtime home on the Santa Monica Promenade, Arcana: Books on the Arts will be relocating to the Helms Bakery District on April 1st (no joke! ) As Lee and Whitney Kaplan prepare to …[READ MORE]
Antioch University is honored to invite you to hear the Venerable Robina Courtin speak on February 29, from 4-6:00. Ven. Robina is a world renowned Buddhist teacher, social activist, Lesbian feminist, and martial artist. She …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Education Foundation granted funding for 6 CCUSD projects in the second of three grant application periods this school year, including a Technology Grant funded by Wally Marks of Walter N. Marks, Inc. …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Debbie Hamme of the ACE classified union threatened legal action against the District in 2011 that resulted in the District taking control of the one-year old LinHowe booster program away from parents. Those …[READ MORE]
This past Sunday afternoon, around thirty Culver City residents had the opportunity to enjoy a very unique tour of a singularly unique Culver City museum. The guests, mostly neighbors of the armory in Veterans’ Park, …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Wow! The right has really done a number on us! Here we are in Culver City, which prides itself on being liberal, and all it takes is a threat of a grievance by …[READ MORE]
Do you often look at a Pottery Barn catalogue and feel the urge to buy something? Me too. It’s not a coincidence that fireplace mantles are adorned with just the right number of candles, or …[READ MORE]
Councilman Andy Weissman said that he will call on his fellow Councilmembers to agendize a discussion to end the city’s practice of providing lifetime health benefits for City Councilmembers and seek additional ways to engage …[READ MORE]
Black Talkies on Parade is excited to screen the 1983 independent film THE GIFTED with writer, directer, and producer Audrey Lewis in attendance for a discussion after the film. This rarely screened sci-fi drama examines …[READ MORE]
As Ron Izuka, Lieutenant to the Culver City Police Department, finished his address to the Culver Crest Neighborhood Association about crime having declined in their neighborhood, the candidates for city council race awaited their opportunity …[READ MORE]
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