While the January meeting of the General Plan Update committee at the Culver City Senior Center on January 9, 2020 was the first of almost monthly meetings scheduled through the year, it also contained a …[READ MORE]
Collecting rainwater and storing it in a rain barrel can help offset drinking water used for outdoor purposes. Using rainwater helps reduce the amount of pollution which flows into nearby storm drains, sewers and waterways …[READ MORE]
We can only learn from history if we remember it. But how do we decide what to remember? What materials are ignored by museums, archives, and libraries, and get lost forever? When does memory become …[READ MORE]
If you have fruit trees or fruiting vines, are interested in pruning them, or finding out answers to questions such as: How do I plan and prepare for an orchard? How do I get a …[READ MORE]
Over 40 museums will drop their admission fees on Saturday, January 25. It’s the perfect opportunity to knock a couple of cultural to-dos off your list, like the Japanese American National Museum, Natural History Museum, …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City conducted a community survey of individuals who are over age 50 and/or disabled (at any age). With AARP’s guidance , the City designed the survey to focus on interest areas …[READ MORE]
Getting creative and crafty is always a good idea, and the Culver City Julian Dixon Library has got some great ideas on their schedule. Learn about Glass Fused Pendants on Tuesday, January 14 at 6 …[READ MORE]
Concerned about the homeless crisis? Become more hands-on and engaged in local efforts to address homelessness. No experience required! The Culver City Housing Division is taking the lead in conducting Culver City’s 2020 Homeless Count …[READ MORE]
Senate Bill 50, which was introduced one year ago, would waive or relax local minimum parking requirements and density restrictions for developers looking to build housing near train stations and “high-quality” bus stops. But in …[READ MORE]
Pulitzer Prize finalist and celebrated performer Dael Orlandersmith (Forever) explores the social uprising in Ferguson, Missouri following the shooting of teenager Michael Brown. Commissioned by Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, “Until the Flood” explores a …[READ MORE]
© 2024 Culver City Crossroads | LOGIN