On Tuesday, July 30 2024, at 11:00 am, join this year’s winner of the National Book Award for Young People’s Literature, Dan Santat, and get inspired to tell your story through the exciting and growing …[READ MORE]
Big Lots officials have identified 54 California stores designated for closure after a disappointing earnings report, and the Culver city store at 5587 Sepulveda Boulevard is among those on the chopping block. The store closures …[READ MORE]
On Sunday, July 28 at 7pm at the Westchester Playhouse, there will be a reading of Grant Gottschall’s DOG DOOR, a funny, smart and ultimately moving play about radical acceptance and the power of telling …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor Welcome to “Antics with Semantics.” Concerned Culver City residents have pointed out for months that current City Council Candidates Bryan “Bubba” Fish and Nancy Barba are involved with the lawsuit that’s stopping the …[READ MORE]
Adding to her campaign’s growing number of supporters, Culver City Council candidate Nancy Barba was honored with an endorsement from the Sierra Club, a leading 132 year-old environmental organization with 3.8 million members.The Angeles Chapter’s …[READ MORE]
The July 23, 2024 meeting of the Culver City Historical Society featured an outstanding program put together by the Society’s interns, Eve Mott and Maren Brown, on the history of the Culver Hotel. In honor …[READ MORE]
This coming fall at Antioch University, Kima Tozay, social worker and diversity professional, will be leading three Women in Leadership Badge Series workshops. When leaders operationalize empathy, an entire organization thrives. Empathy is a crucial …[READ MORE]
A little known play by well known playwright Neil Simon, Fools is now onstage at the Kentwood Players. Simon’s humor is both sweet and sophisticated. It’s an easy, laugh out loud Simon play, the same …[READ MORE]
Many Olympic athletes and representatives from diverse backgrounds and life experiences since the early 1900s have called Culver City their home in recognition of a community that embraces the 2024 Paris Olympic Games theme: “Worlds …[READ MORE]
The Village Well Books & Coffee will offer a community-led discussion of The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt on July 31 at 6 pm. Frances Rosenau and Danielle Weiner, local parents involved with Culver City …[READ MORE]
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