Arts
Final Weekend for “Into the Woods”
The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts is offering three more performances of “Into the Woods” at the Robert Frost …[READ MORE]
Month: March 2019
Community
Take this Survey – Age Friendly Culver City
In collaboration with the World Health Organization and AARP, the City of Culver City has been designated as the Age-Friendly …[READ MORE]
Arts
No Exit & Krapp’s Last Tape @ Actors’ Gang
An evening of one act plays featuring Jean Paul Sartre’s No Exit and Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape. Provocative and …[READ MORE]
News
Coyotes in CC – Community Meeting March 13
The Culver City Police Department in conjunction with staff from LMU/LA Center for Urban Resilience invites your participation in a …[READ MORE]
CCFoodie
CC Foodie – Dear John’s Gets Lucky in an Unexpected Way
While the most recent incarnation of Dear John’s as a bar called Lucky’s did not prove to be good fortune, …[READ MORE]
News
Council Notes – Farmer’s Market to Relocate?
The City Council Meeting on March 11, 2019 was very focused on being gracious and green; recognizing Ana Wong for …[READ MORE]
Arts
Block Party @ KDT – “For the Love of (or, The Roller Derby Play) Now Open
The annual Block Party at the Kirk Douglas Theater is a theatrical feast to enjoy. Taking three productions from smaller …[READ MORE]
News
CCPD to Post Additional Officers for St. Patrick’s Day DUI Checks
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by millions across the country, often culminating in parties where drinking is involved. Sadly, this …[READ MORE]
News
Bass Responds to Proposed Budget Cuts
Yesterday, March 11, 2019 Representative Karen Bass (D-Calif.), Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus and Chair of the House Foreign …[READ MORE]
Arts
MidDay @ Grace – Four Cantors
Step out of your weekday routine and into some music this Thursday. Four Los Angeles-area cantors will be featured in …[READ MORE]