Arts
Point of Extinction To Reprise Oct. 6 @ The Frost
CRE Outreach is pleased to present the reprise of Point of Extinction, a Science Fiction Political Thriller written by Cosette …[READ MORE]
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Arts
Invertigo Dance Theater Does a Masterclass with AVPA Dancers
The dancers were awesome. Now, I understand what my teacher means when she asks us for full out energy!” said …[READ MORE]
Community
Good Dirt to Support Women for Women International with 4th Annual “Empty Bowls” Fundraiser
Come to Good Dirt LA on October 6th from 2-5pm for a family friendly pottery sale and ice cream social …[READ MORE]
Schools
Posse Foundation Names CCHS Students as Scholarship Semi-finalists
The Posse Foundation identifies, recruits and trains individuals with extraordinary leadership potential. Posse Scholars receive full-tuition leadership scholarships from Posse’s …[READ MORE]
Arts
CTG & Yale School of Drama Partner with ELAC for Design/Tech/Stage Panel
In partnership with Yale School of Drama and East Los Angeles College, Center Theatre Group will host “Graduate School Training …[READ MORE]
News
Community College District Seeks Public Input on LGBTQ Bill of Rights
The public is invited to the next meeting of the Los Angeles Community College District’s (LACCD) Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on …[READ MORE]
Community
Wende Museum to Begin “In Search of Our Times” Conversations in October
We live in a polarized society. Republicans accuse Democrats of socialism, Democrats charge Republicans with fascism. It seems impossible to …[READ MORE]
News
September Print Issue @ Small Press Book Fest
It’s great day to be a reader! CulverCityCrossroads second print edition is out today, and we will be presenting it …[READ MORE]
News
City Council Looks to Address Gun Violence
The City Council agenda for Monday September 23 picks up a piece of business held over from a previous council; …[READ MORE]
Arts
“On Beckett” at the Kirk Douglas Theater
Nobel-prize winning playwright Samuel Beckett is not a household name, known mainly for the absurdist Waiting for Godot. Bill Irwin …[READ MORE]