“We are solely focused right now on repairing our aged facilities, and making sure that our students can learn in that environment.” School Board member Triston Ezidore restated the position that had been put forth …[READ MORE]
Los Angeles Business Council announced the winners of its 53rd Architectural Awards, celebrating designs that embrace innovative design standards that enhance the way we live. Over four dozen projects were recognized for design innovation, with …[READ MORE]
Join the One Body Dance Company on November 16-18 at 7pm to celebrate our student choreographers who have been inspired by fire, earth, air and water….ELEMENTS. You will see solos, small groups, large groups and …[READ MORE]
Culver City’s favorite bookstore, the Village Well, is rolling out a whole new creative space; the Village Van. Launching their new nonprofit programming under the fiscal sponsorship of Creative Visions, the Village Well will now …[READ MORE]
The Rogue Artists Ensemble will present a staged reading of Cowboy Elektra, written by Ramona Pilar and Meghan Brown, and directed by Sean Cawelti on Saturday November 18, 2023 at 3 PM at the Culver …[READ MORE]
It might be considered another COVID casualty, or is the council closing a door on community input into a major community event? The City Council voting to dissolve the Fiesta La Ballona Committee at the …[READ MORE]
The picnic area at Lindberg Park on Sunday Nov. 12, 2023 was filled with neighbors, friends, children, and enthusiasm as Sebastian Hernandez took the microphone to introduce a new organization; Our Culver, he offered “is …[READ MORE]
In 1978, Peoples Temple, a progressive, Black multiracial church, perished in a Guyana jungle settlement named after its leader, the Reverend Jim Jones. White Nights, Black Paradise is a story of complicity and resistance; loyalty …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Symphony Orchestra invites music lovers to the opening concert of the 2023/24 season, with our new Music Director-Conductor, Maestro Clyde Mitchell, as we celebrate the final day of the California Festival, a …[READ MORE]
The Nov. 12, 2023, Culver City Council Meeting saw an unanimous vote to continue to allow public comments to be heard at meetings via virtual participation. The agenda item, which seemed to be crafted as …[READ MORE]
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