Dear Editor, Dollar Tree on Jefferson Blvd, urges the Culver City Council to vote no on banning the sale of balloons in the town at the vote planned for Monday July 14.The proposed balloon sales …[READ MORE]
At the emergency City Council meeting July 9, 2025, the City Council voted to curtail but not cancel the use of license plate reading technology now in use throughout the city. Technology cuts in both …[READ MORE]
We’re taking a stand against this administration’s cruel, egregious attacks on so much that’s good and just in our country. We will keeping showing up to build community and defend our democracy, and demonstrate our …[READ MORE]
Noel Coward’s “Hay Fever” is one of his funniest and often-produced plays. It follows a dysfunctional family of artists who can navigate the stage, the canvas and the written word fairly comfortably, but are hopeless …[READ MORE]
“We are not talking about getting rid of mutual aid. I feel like we are talking at cross purposes.” Maggie Peters, speaking from the podium, was one of several people trying to steer the meeting …[READ MORE]
Emersion Music announces its annual concert, MOSAIC, at Culver City’s renowned Kirk Douglas Theatre (Center Theatre Group) on August 21, 2025 at 7:30pm. The evening features original works by Emmy and Grammy-affiliated film and television …[READ MORE]
If you are looking to connect in this challenging summer, the Village Well will be launching a new book discussion group on August 12, 2025, taking on the moment. The first book will be MUTUAL …[READ MORE]
On Tuesday, July 8, 2025, the City of Culver City joined Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, L.A. City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto and regional mayors in Los Angeles County to announce new legal action that …[READ MORE]
The final concert in this year’s FRAMEWORKS series, Colloboh’s U+2126 takes its name from the Unicode for the Ohm symbol (Ω), the scientific measure of resistance. In a world of rising tension and control, this …[READ MORE]
ArtsUP! LA presents the world premiere of Weigh Station, playwright Donnie Jarman’s 20th full-length stage play, an existential-themed drama involving seven wandering souls who find themselves in a bar and must come to terms with …[READ MORE]
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