At its April 8 meeting at the Culver Hotel, the Rotary Club of Culver City will donate $2,500 to the CCUSD Backpacks for Kids program and hear from organizers about the programs success and future …[READ MORE]
Fabien Castanier Gallery is proud to present OFF THE SHELF, a solo exhibition by Luke Newton. Newton is a young British artist currently living and working in Paris, France. This will be his debut solo …[READ MORE]
Water restrictions don’t just mean using less water, they mean using every kind of energy in smarter and more efficient ways. On Monday, April 13, 2015 from 6:00pm-7:30pm there will be a workshop to give …[READ MORE]
After my Hungarian rhapsodizing (Budapest), I’ve just spent three days in Berlin. Not to call them “B” cities, but, Budapest may be the capital city of Hungary, Brussels may even be the seat of the …[READ MORE]
Here are some highlights from the City Council meeting of March 23, 2015. At this meeting, the City Council: • Presented a proclamation declaring April 9, 2015 “2015 Stand Up 4 Transportation Day.” • Approved …[READ MORE]
It’s BACK! Returned from tour, the internationally acclaimed, Ovation Nominated, critic and audience favorite, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” For 2 nights only, April 13th and 14th, see this joyful production where it all began, The …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group welcomes playwright Sheila Callaghan,(pictured left) a recipient of CTG’s Fadiman Award for Playwriting, and local feminist scholars Sue-Ellen Case (UCLA) and Dr. Tiffany Ana López (UC Riverside) to the rehearsal room at …[READ MORE]
Peering into space, the surface of Mercury appears dark and unreflective, an observation that has long puzzled planetary scientists due to the planet’s very low surface abundance of iron (less than 2 percent). Iron is …[READ MORE]
Businesses on both sides of Sepulveda Boulevard will be welcoming area residents with treats on Saturday for Culver Village’s second annual Bunny Hop. From 1 to 4 p.m., young and old residents can stroll the …[READ MORE]
Back in the 1500’s in France when Charles was king New Year’s was celebrated at the start of Spring Charles decreed that the calendar, which had been the Julian Should become Gregorian and he really …[READ MORE]
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