Culver City Arts and Entertainment
Encore, the new Culver City Middle School Show Choir will give its first performances at 7 p.m. on Saturday, January, 26 and at 2 p.m. on Sunday, January 27 at the Willows Community School Theater, …[READ MORE]
Red Car Trolley presents music spanning five centuries in a concert entitled “Birds, Buds, and Beatles” which showcases the group’s versatility and joyful love of music-making. The program includes music ranging from familiar classic composers …[READ MORE]
Long-time Culver City resident Jerome “Jerry” Ackerman, an artist/designer and a driving force in the Mid-Century Modern art movement in California, will be the featured speaker at the Culver City Historical Society’s general meeting on …[READ MORE]
It’s on many “100 Best Films of All Time” and if you’ve not seen it, here is your moment. Saturday Dec. 29 at 3 pm (Just like it says in the banner…) this year’s Made …[READ MORE]
AVPA Presents the Winter Music Concert this Friday, December 14 at 7:00pm, Robert Frost Auditorium. More good news ? Admission is Free ! And donations much appreciated! Come out and celebrate our annual Winter Music …[READ MORE]
Take a break from your holiday shopping and join the MCLM for a screening of Big Fella, based on the book Banjo Man by Claude Mckay. Big Fella is one of Paul Robeson’s most important …[READ MORE]
Kate Johannesen, 12th Grade, from The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts at Culver City High School has been awarded First Place for her painting titled, “Leo Carrillo State Beach” by The LegiSchool Project’s 2012 …[READ MORE]
A “Meet and Greet” with author Brian Taves, film archivist with the Library of Congress since 1990, will be hosted by the Culver City Historical Society on Saturday, December 8 at 2 p.m. in the …[READ MORE]
Just in time for the holidays the Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center is pleased to host an exhibit and sale of the work of Culver City resident, artist and author Francia Turner …[READ MORE]
Join MCLM as we showcase Hollywood’s first African-American Cowboy, Mr. Herb Jefferies, also known as the “Bronze Buckaroo.” Jefferies starred in several all black low budget westerns in which he would sing his own western …[READ MORE]
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