Politics
Mark Your Ballot – Yes on Measure A
It’s election day again, and for some of us – fare too few of us – voting in local elections is a priority. For those who always want to vote, but have not had the …[READ MORE]
Year: 2018
Arts
KDT- Can Music Make Democracy? A Community Conversation
While Spring was blowing a breeze around the downtown streets on Sunday morning, the rehearsal room at the Kirk Douglas Theater was filled with people blowing ideas around – intriguing, brilliant, insightful ideas. Can Music …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Get Out the Vote
This Tuesday April 10 is a big day! Months of knocking on doors, calling voters, participating in candidate forums, and distributing signs and mailers will come to an end, as Culver City voters go to …[READ MORE]
Arts
New Colossus @ Actors Gang – Saturdays Through May 12
The Actors’ Gang has only a few more performances of it’s thought provoking and ground breaking play “The New Colossus, ” Saturdays only until May 12, 2018. Before each performance of The New Colossus, the …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Voting for Lee and Fisch
Why we are voting for Daniel Lee and Alex Fisch for Culver City City Council. We live in extraordinary times, where we believe an increasingly unstable, erratic federal administration is undermining our democracy and rolling …[READ MORE]
Arts
Vox Femina Invites You to “Song Cycle”
The women’s choral ensemble, Vox Femina Los Angeles, invites the Los Angeles community to their fundraising event, Song Cycle, a bicycle ride along the Ballona Creek Path and festival at Culver City Park on Saturday …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Voting for Tiggs
I’m a Democrat and I’m Marcus Tiggs’ Campaign Manager. You may be wondering, with all the negative flyers making the rounds, why a Democrat would support Marcus Tiggs for Culver City council. Marcus Tiggs is …[READ MORE]
News
Final Candidate Forum – Election April 10
Vera, Lee, Fisch and Tiggs were all pleased to sit down to the final candidate forum of the city council race. The Exchange Club hosted the event at their regular Tuesday afternoon meeting on April …[READ MORE]
CCFoodie
CC’s Sweetgreen Reaches to Hyde Park for Hank’s Mini- Mart
Hank’s Mini-Market will be open tomorrow, creating an oasis in a food desert. The family-owned liquor store transformed into a healthy market, will be offering food from the Culver City based Sweetgreen. Hank’s originally opened …[READ MORE]
Arts
Can Music Make Democracy? April 8 @ KDT
In the 1950s, America began sending jazz musicians such as Louis Armstrong beyond the Iron Curtain, to countries like Poland, to spread democracy. Today, Jazz Ambassadors continue to travel around the world to share their …[READ MORE]