Friday, April 11th, 2014 is ArtsDay: the annual opportunity for Angelenos (and Culvercitizens) to celebrate the contributions of arts and culture to the community and to talk with elected officials about why the arts are …[READ MORE]
We are supporting Jeff Cooper for City Council for many reasons. Over the many years that we have known him, he has demonstrated strong leadership skills, a willingness to go the extra mile, a great …[READ MORE]
No, Virginia, it’s just a coincidence that this particular Candidates’ Forum is on April Fool’s Day: it’s the Joint Meeting of the Culver City Rotary Club with the Culver City Exchange Club, gathering at noon …[READ MORE]
I would like to thank all my supporters who spoke at the last City Council meeting demanding the City move with a strong, defensible ban or moratorium. To keep the pressure on our City officials …[READ MORE]
Enough! 十分！ Genug! In Japan, they say you are an adult at 20 years old, and there is a ceremony called the “seijinshiki” (成人式). I turned twenty in Japan, during my Junior Year Abroad, so …[READ MORE]
While it may sound like an after – hours kinda place, Bar Nine Collective is really set to be an eye-opening sort of spot. The soon-to-open cafe in Culver City from co-owners Zayde Naquib and …[READ MORE]
This past year as mayor, Jeff Cooper led us through tough economic times and recently outlined plans to increase city revenues. He works with his colleagues in seeking to find ways that the City Council …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group has launched The Grid, a new interactive blog where educators can share resources that bring the power of theatre into the classroom. The blog can be accessed at TheGrid.CenterTheatreGroup.org. The Grid’s Educator …[READ MORE]
Observations at many sites in South America have made the surprise discovery that the remote asteroid Chariklo, only 100 miles in diameter, is surrounded by two dense and narrow rings. This is the smallest object …[READ MORE]
Culver City is home to a vibrant and diverse arts and culture community dedicated to enriching the lives of all Culver City residents. The City previously supported its arts and culture sector through the work …[READ MORE]
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