Community
Race Relay Discussion
What can you do to improve race relations in your life, in your job, in your own world? You can sit down and talk with other people who can reflect with you and give you …[READ MORE]
Year: 2020
Arts
CC Chamber Orchestra to Celebrate Beethoven
Culver City Chamber Orchestra presents Beethoven 250th Birthday Celebration. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) is one of the most significant and influential composers of the western art music tradition. He was a ground-breaker, in all senses. He …[READ MORE]
News
5 Things to Do This Week
5 things to do this week – Jan. 25 – Jan. 31, 2020 1. Free Museum Day: Museum-Free-For-All – Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020 If you didn’t already know, now you do: Museums across Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
Arts
Celebrating Black Culture in Art – WLAC to Offer Art from MCLM Collection
In conjunction with the Mayme A. Clayton Library & Museum (MCLM), the West Los Angeles College Gallery will host a special exhibit throughout February in honor of Black History Month. Artifacts from the MCLM collection …[READ MORE]
News
‘Brick and Machine’ Breaks Ground DTCC
While some pieces of prime real estate still sit vacant in Culver City, a new development has broken ground at the foot of Southern California Hospital, at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Delmas Terrace. …[READ MORE]
Arts
Kentwood Players “The Giver” Brings Choice to the Stage
Lois Lowry’s Newbery Award-winning novel The Giver has become a staple of middle school reading lists across the country since its release in 1993. The story of a utopian society who has eliminated freedom of …[READ MORE]
Opinions
Dear Editor – Culver City Government Fritters Away Taxpayers’ Money
Dear Editor, Culver City government enjoys spending other people’s money, and its culture of unaccountability continues. Unfortunately, the “other people” are us—Culver City taxpayers. Last year, I served a Public Record Act (PRA) request on …[READ MORE]
News
CC Friends of the Library Launch 50th Anniversary Celebration, Mourn the Loss of Laura Frakes
While many of our local service clubs hold their annual ‘installation’ ceremonies in January, swearing in new board members and reaffirming by-laws, the Culver City Friends of the Library turned their meeting to triple duty; …[READ MORE]
News
City to Continue Partnerships with Upward Bound and St. Joseph’s Center
Culver City is continuing its partnership with St. Joseph’s Center and Upward Bound House Family Shelter, broadening supportive services and linkages to bridge (transitional) and permanent housing. St. Joseph Center will expand its outreach to …[READ MORE]
Politics
Sierra Club Endorses Mitchell in Supervisor Race
The Sierra Club announced its endorsement of State Senator Holly Mitchell for Los Angeles County’s 2nd Supervisorial District in the 2020 election. “The Sierra Club is proud to endorse State Senator Holly Mitchell for Los …[READ MORE]