A free reading of Christina Harley’s play, “Dreamers: Resurrection City” will be presented at the the Mayme Clayton Library and Museum on Thursday, June 2, 2016 at 7 pm as part of a commemoration on the …[READ MORE]
Lowering Your Weight May Take Longer… I could just scream… In the New York Times, Monday May 2, 2016 I have finally been confirmed. I mean I knew, I kept saying, I kept reading, learning, …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles College is offering great programs for children and youth this summer including a new Career Discovery Academy that is COMPLETELY FREE. The free Academy is for youth entering grades 8 through 12 in …[READ MORE]
The first of Two Nights of Music is coming up this Friday, May 20 when Culver City High School’s AVPA (Academy of Visual & Performing Arts) Pink Elephant Music Company presents its Orchestra, Chamber Singers, …[READ MORE]
Bring the whole family for fun-filled, improvised performances by CCMS’s Improv Program. In its 7th successful year, the CCMS Improv Program is offering six entirely different performances at the Robert Frost Auditorium, 4401 Elenda Street, …[READ MORE]
We are thrilled to present SCREENAGERS: Growing Up in the Digital Age, a documentary about the biggest parenting issue of our time. Are you watching kids scroll through life, with their rapid-fire thumbs and a …[READ MORE]
Audrey Stephens, Director of the Office of Child Development (OCD), is retiring at the end of this school year, after 32 years with CCUSD. To mark and remember her incredible influence on the OCD program, …[READ MORE]
I wanted to give those of you interested an update on the PRCS Commission’s Community Conversation that was tentatively titled “Living in Harmony”. As many are aware, the idea behind this Community Conversation event developed …[READ MORE]
The Culver City to Santa Monica leg of Metro’s Expo Line won’t open until May 20, but the agency is making parking permits available beginning Sunday. Metro will offer parking at three of its new …[READ MORE]
In today’s art world, galleries and museums tend to draw the lion’s share of public attention. But art schools are a primary if less heralded source of steady renewal for the city’s cultural life. That’s what …[READ MORE]
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