Culver City Arts and Entertainment
Donna Sternberg & Dancers will hold its 32nd Wine Tasting Benefit on Saturday, July 15 from 4-6 pm. The event will include unusual wines from unexpected places, delicious food and a performance by Donna Sternberg …[READ MORE]
On July 8 & 17, the Actors’ Gang will be auditioning for our Summer Teen Conservatory! This will the most fun audition your teen will ever experience – it will consist of ensemble-based theater games, …[READ MORE]
Kairos Dance Company will present “Light in the Moonless Midnight” which explores the stories of six individuals who have been touched by mental illness, and shows mental illness in its past, present, and hopeful future …[READ MORE]
The Wende Museum invites our Culver City neighbors to join us for an evening of conversation and community. Speak with museum curators about their favorite pieces in the current Wende exhibition, Dinner Party Politics: Food …[READ MORE]
Culver City Public Theatre is proud to announce its 19th season of free theatre in Carlson Park, celebrating the Culver City Centennial. Our Children’s Popcorn Theatre presentation is “To Oz and Back”, a collection of …[READ MORE]
Immigration has vanished from the headlines and talk shows, but its reality has not. Learn more about it from actual refugees and their descendants tonight and Saturday as Culver City’s Actors’ Gang performs The Refugee …[READ MORE]
Summer breezes, an intimate courtyard, and great music. It’s time to find the picnic basket and the big blanket and get ready for another summer; the 2017 Culver City’s Boulevard Music Summer Festival. Boulevard Music …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group has announced the casting for the world premiere production of “King of the Yees” by Lauren Yee. Directed by Joshua Kahan Brody and produced in association with Goodman Theatre, “King of the …[READ MORE]
John Benitz found the concept so compelling, he had to go with it. “I read about Andrew Carroll in National Geographic about eight years ago and couldn’t shake this idea of some guy risking life …[READ MORE]
The orchestra has a special relationship with composer William Grant Still: May 11, 1895-Dec. 3, 1978. Still was born in Mississippi, and learned to play the violin, piano, oboe and cello. He studied at the …[READ MORE]
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