Keeping cultural dialogue alive and moving during the pandemic and transition has been a part of the Wende Museum’s mission, and this week the Art-Past-Present program will feature a multimedia artist focused on identities and …[READ MORE]
For area residents looking for ways to reduce their cost of living and increase their quality of life during these challenging times, sustainable home improvement projects can save water and money. One useful resource for …[READ MORE]
Black Nourishment, the second episode of Not a Moment, But a Movement, is available for free on demand streaming until April 30 in honor of National Poetry Month. This new episode features a special introduction …[READ MORE]
You may have received your ballot in the mail already – the upcoming special election for the 54th Assembly District is coming up May 18, and you’ll want to get a chance to hear from …[READ MORE]
The CCEF is celebrating its 40th anniversary year. As a kick-off event, the Ed Foundation will be holding a COVID-safe, drive-in movie screening of the much-loved classic E.T. on May 1. Funds raised will support …[READ MORE]
Two of the agenda items in front of the Culver City Council on Monday, April 12, 2021, garnered a great deal of public comment; hero pay and housing guidelines drew more than a hundred comments …[READ MORE]
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all industries throughout the world, including the arts. As our community continues to recover and adjust to a new normal, the Culver City Economic Recovery Task Force and Cultural Affairs …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles County Releases Draft FY 2021-22 Measure H Funding Recommendations for Addressing Homelessness Send Us Your Feedback on the Draft Funding Recommendations View the Draft Funding Recommendations and Fact Sheets on the Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
When the pandemic struck early last year, a team of Culver City leaders sprung into action with a bold, innovative plan that has been a lifeline for both food-insecure residents and local restaurants. Dubbed FeedCulver, …[READ MORE]
Starting today, April 15, vaccine eligibility is expanding to anyone living or working in LA County 16 and older. To date, about 1.5 million residents between 16 and 49 have received at least one dose …[READ MORE]
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