Looking for ways to jump start your business, shop your resume around, or just meet some local folks? Stop by the Culver City Chamber of Commerce virtual “breakfast” mixer to network with the business professionals …[READ MORE]
This week’s Art-Past-Present interview, as always co-hosted by Farrah Karapetian, features multimedia artist, curator and writer artist Chelle Barbour. In her signature collages with references to Afro-Futurism and the African Diaspora she presents black women …[READ MORE]
As Mayor Alex Fisch noted at a recent City Council meeting “Beware the Ides of March.” For those of you who are not Shakespeare fans, that’s “Look out for March 15,” the day that Culver …[READ MORE]
It’s starting to resemble the New Years Eve top ten list that used to be required from every publication on December 31. We’ve been in a global pandemic for a year, and the list of …[READ MORE]
The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts will be presenting their spring musical “Hooray for Hollywood,” online beginning this Saturday, March 13, 2021. The Blurred Vision Theater Company will be singing, dancing and performing some …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City mourns the loss of our residents who have passed away, which sadly includes the passing of residents due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The County of Los Angeles Public Health Department …[READ MORE]
Thursday March 11, 2021 was a milestone for Sydney Kamlager, who began the day as a member of the State Assembly, and ended it as a State Senator. Her runaway victory in the special election …[READ MORE]
In response to the economic hardships many creative individuals and organizations are facing in these difficult times, the Culver City Arts Foundation launched the Arts Resiliency Fund in partnership with the Culver City Chamber of …[READ MORE]
When Culver City passed a ban on polystyrene that went into effect in November of 2017, the focus was on getting take-out food into compostable containers. At the meeting of March 8, 2021, the council …[READ MORE]
During the Cold War, traditional Central Asian music was at risk of disappearing due to political pressures. Now, musicians like the Central Asian artists performing in the upcoming virtual concert are bringing back this musical …[READ MORE]
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