Culver City Arts and Entertainment
Lexikat Artists, in association with Chapman University, is proud to present the return of IF ALL THE SKY WERE PAPER on Saturday, March 14 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, March 15 at 2:30 pm at …[READ MORE]
Nothing feeds us like art, and art always needs more support. Please come have dinner at Downtown Culver City’s Chipotle at 9512 Culver Blvd (near the Pacific 12 Theater), on Tuesday, March 10th, anytime from …[READ MORE]
The ultimate celebration of the American Musical, share in the story of 17 dancers competing for a few coveted spots in the chorus of a Broadway musical. Through the audition they bare their souls while …[READ MORE]
Feel like celebrating some creative freedom and fun? Starving Actor Problems is a web series starring and created by Mallory Low, an actress who’s been in the business for over 17 years. It takes a …[READ MORE]
What could be more fun than spontaneous combustion ? Well, singing about it tops the list. Spontaneous Combustion Choir is a group of singers creating instant a capella chorale music, built upon a series of …[READ MORE]
This weekend, the Mayme Clayton Library and Museum will be celebrating International Women’s Day with one of the greatest jazz musicians ever; the Queen of Bass, Nedra Wheeler, leading the Nedra Wheeler Ensemble. Sunday March …[READ MORE]
Nude models are encased in a viscous gold-hued goo in the eerie and visually striking portrait series Preservation by photographer Blake Little. Little achieved the effect by dousing his models in gallons of honey. In …[READ MORE]
This weekend will see the next Culver City Symphony Concert ‘For Young Musicians’ on Saturday, February 28 2015, 8:00PM Matthew Hetz, the President of the CCSO, offered, “After our Jan. 31, 2015, concert of smaller …[READ MORE]
Join MCLM for a screening of the eye-opening 2011 documentary, Hidden Colors, from New York Times bestselling author and social commentator, Tariq Nasheed. This Saturday Feb. 28 at 4 pm at the Mayme Clayton Library …[READ MORE]
It starts with a stretch; if you don’t already know that the simple barber shop on Washington Blvd. in front of the Culver Center is a front for a ‘speakeasy’ called the Blind Barber, your …[READ MORE]
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