Hello Culver City Crossroads, My name is Patrick Murray and I volunteer with the Culver City Bike Coalition. We are conducting the bike and pedestrian count for the City of Culver City. We need volunteers …[READ MORE]
“Mia: A dancer’s journey,” will have a special Mother’s Day airing this weekend. The film details the life of beloved Croatian ballerina, Mia Slavenksa, produced by her daughter, Culver City’s Maria Ramas. Mia overcame adversity …[READ MORE]
While still awaiting a planned new home in Culver City, the Jazz Bakery remains a visible force for jazz through its Moveable Feast concert series. That effort has gained further support with the news that …[READ MORE]
We’re doing it again! Culver City Public Works with American Organics is holding another compost giveaway event in the parking lot adjacent to the Bone Yard Dog Park. Come to Bill Botts Baseball Field and …[READ MORE]
The Old Country — My recent trip to Eastern Europe also included my second foray into Poland. For a portion of the trip, I separated from my air-travel-preferring friend, and took the train from Berlin …[READ MORE]
Who is keeping up the fine tradition of film in Culver City? Addie Clary-Wilson and Flora Namala, two students at AVPA Film. Join the crowd this Saturday, May 9, to celebrate their nomination for Best …[READ MORE]
Longtime Culver City resident and chair of Culver City’s Finance Advisory Committee, Göran Eriksson has announced that he will run for one of the three seats available on the 2016 Culver City Council ballot. Eriksson …[READ MORE]
In light of California’s mandatory 25% water cutbacks, many gardeners are wondering how they can conserve at home while keeping their gardens green — and we’re not just talking about lawns and landscaping. Vegetable gardens …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s Safe Routes to School Walk & Rollers Program is interested in your thoughts about students walking and biking to school. Completing this on-line survey will help SRTS to create more fun ways to …[READ MORE]
An international team of astronomers led by UC Santa Cruz and Yale University has pushed back the cosmic frontier of galaxy exploration to a time when the universe was only 5 percent of its present …[READ MORE]
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