The Robert Frost Auditorium saw both a performance and an audition on Saturday, Feb.11, 2023 as conductor Clyde Mitchell stepped up to the podium to showcase his skills. The role of orchestra conductor long held …[READ MORE]
At the February 14, 2023, meeting of the the Culver City Unified School District’s board of education, trustees voted unanimously in favor of the Black Student Achievement Plan Resolution. The resolution aims to address opportunity …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles County will be offering an e-waste and household hazardous waste drop off event on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2023 in Marina del Rey at the Dock 52 Parking Lot off Fiji Way. LA County …[READ MORE]
The Village Well will host author Kim O’Hara at 7 pm on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2023 discussing her book “No Longer Denying Sexual Abuse.” O’Hara connects her story coming out of abuse denial with a …[READ MORE]
The City of Culver City recognizes the community and economic benefits associated with special events. The Special Events Grant Program provides a centralized process for sponsorship and funding requests for local events. New and returning …[READ MORE]
Taking safety measures online is important in today’s digital world. Learn how to safeguard your data as we cover topics such as backing up data, online privacy with browsers and search engines, password managers, 2FA …[READ MORE]
The bright, chilly afternoon of Feb. 12, 2023 saw the garden at the Wende Museum turn into a forum for art. The panel discussion on ‘The Role of Art in Today’s World,” facilitated by the …[READ MORE]
Come join the Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) Department in a discussion on the relocation of the community gardens. Community members will be provided with information on the previous community gardens and potential alternative …[READ MORE]
The City Council’s meeting on Feb. 13, 2023 passed the anti-camping ordinance on the expected three to two vote, making it illegal to sleep in public with anything more than a sleeping bag. The central …[READ MORE]
At the height of the pandemic, The Actors’ Gang started working via Zoom to adapt Studs Terkel’s Hard Times. The resulting production, We Live On, mixes stories documented by Terkel and original stories from the …[READ MORE]
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