The Westside Urban Forum is now accepting entires for 2022 Design Awards. Looking for work, ‘small or large, built or unbuilt, that addresses the issues of planning and use for a livable future.” Categories include …[READ MORE]
On September 30, 2021, Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 481 to address the funding, acquisition, and use of military equipment by law enforcement agencies in California. Please note, the Culver City police Department has not …[READ MORE]
In an effort to find comfort and connectedness through art, architecture and design, Culver City’s Artist Laureate Alexey Steele helped to launch Helms year-long grant program, Projecting Possibilities, during the pandemic in 2020. This resiliency …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Arts District Night Market at Ivy Station Presented by Ting is now a monthly event! Join us for the March market on Friday, March 11th from 5pm-10pm outdoors at Ivy Station. Dozens …[READ MORE]
The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts presentation of “Little Shop of Horrors” runs for three more performances at the Robert Frost, and you want to catch this show. The enthusiastic creativity of both the …[READ MORE]
With updated masking guidance now in effect in LA County, Public Health continues to strongly recommend wearing masks indoors in public settings, particularly if you, or someone you live with, is at elevated risk of …[READ MORE]
The original plan was to close in April of 2021, but when the world closed in March of 2020, that calendar shifted. The Citrin/Rockenwagner partnership that revamped the classic steakhouse “Dear John’s” has announced that …[READ MORE]
Through the last two years, we all bought groceries; if you were used to eating out on a regular basis, you probably did a lot less of that as restaurants closed and the virus surged. …[READ MORE]
Can’t Pay? Don’t Pay! written by Nobel Laureate Dario Fo, is back! This outrageously funny production reopens two years to the day that the Actors’ Gang had to shutter the theater due to lockdown. Early …[READ MORE]
At the March 7, 2022 City Council Meeting, the City Council approved the illumination of landmarks and public art blue and yellow in support of the people of Ukraine during the Russian invasion. The public …[READ MORE]
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