The Wende Museum opened multiple revolutionary new exhibits on Nov. 11, 2023, mindful of the international status of the date, and promoting, as always, a deeper understanding of human connection. Visions of Transcendence, The Wende …[READ MORE]
Saturday night’s premiere concert of Orchestra Nova LA – formerly known for 70 years as the Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra – was poignant, feisty, sexy, and a revelatory showstopper. It is no wonder this …[READ MORE]
When there is a crucial change being considered, and it’s at the very tail end of the agenda, it’s a red flag that the mayor does not want you to see this. Its the mayoral …[READ MORE]
We are very excited and honored to have Ms.Melanie Merian the CEO of the Women Assistance League of Los Angeles. She will share everything the League is doing to support impoverished children in Los Angeles …[READ MORE]
After eight weeks of storytelling, movement, and performance workshops, Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival presents Teen Talks, a series of performances showcasing the works and progress of Culver City teenagers that participated in the workshops. …[READ MORE]
The City is hosting an Open House to share the Draft General Plan with the community. All are welcome to attend and provide feedback on the Plan. This is a virtual event hosted on Zoom. …[READ MORE]
“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder’ is the Tony Award-winning knock-’em-dead, uproarious hit. When the low-born Monty Navarro finds out that he’s eighth in line for an earldom in the lofty D’Ysquith family, he …[READ MORE]
On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, from 5:00 to 6:30 pm, the Culver City Julian Dixon Library will host a special author talk event featuring, Daniel Weizmann, with his debut novel, The Last Songbird, and Francesca …[READ MORE]
Still haven’t gotten your flu shot? In partnership with L.A. County Public Health, Culver City will be offering free flu shots and COVID-19 booster shots next Tuesday, November 14 from 10 AM-3 PM at Veterans …[READ MORE]
While imprisoned in the Soviet Union from 1957 to 1964, sculptor Léonid Nedov clandestinely rendered scenes of prison life onto broken pieces of enamel dishware in haunting detail, until his release thanks to mediation by …[READ MORE]
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