Something tasty for a good cause? Order up; the Culver City Woman’s Club is partnering with the California Fish Grill. On April 25, from 11 am to 8 pm, the Grill will generously donate 25% …[READ MORE]
It’s time for a Tea Party! Join Culver City Parks, Recreation and Community Services in celebrating all of the mothers in our lives with a Tea Party. The party will take place in the Rotunda …[READ MORE]
The latest numbers show the projects in the pipeline for the city include 36 active residential projects, totaling 4,280 units, of which 614 are designated as affordable housing. This month’s report showed a 14 unit …[READ MORE]
Join the Culver City Historical Society for our General Membership Meeting and Program “Discovering Film Locations: From The Little Rascals to Public Safety for Kids“ Chris Bungo presents a unique program exploring many film locations …[READ MORE]
The Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) Department is changing fees in a more equitable way for activities and services. On Thursday, April 17th, the public is invited to listen to the presentation that will …[READ MORE]
While catalytic converter thefts are down, it’s still good to take precautions. Save the date to participate in the Culver City Police Department’s free catalytic converter etching event on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 8 …[READ MORE]
On the agenda for the April 14, 2025 City Council meeting was an opportunity for public input on the next iteration for 11029 Washington. With it’s past life as a gun store, and current incarnation …[READ MORE]
Elenda Street will be closed to cars for a car-free school commute in celebration of Earth Day on Tuesday, April 22nd. For one morning, CCUSD students in the area will be able to experience a …[READ MORE]
What if a dance workshop felt less like a class and more like a shared experiment? This Thursday April 17, 2025 at 5:30 p.m., we’re launching Soup O’Tha Day, a new series from Cantilever Collective, …[READ MORE]
“If we don’t get it, then we know that another entity is going to get it; County, Metro, they are all looking to this as well. So, now is the time.” Mayor Dan O’Brien noted …[READ MORE]
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