Culver City Arts and Entertainment
Join Black Talkies on Parade for an afternoon celebrating African American home movies. Films that once were used amongst families as keepsakes of special occasions are now gateways to the past. Watch early films shot …[READ MORE]
Women of the 405, a group of six women, all writers and performers, who make their homes here in Los Angeles, will be performing at the Whole 9 Gallery on Main Street in Downtown Culver …[READ MORE]
Please get your pen out and place an emphatic circle, oval, parallelogram, triangle, trapezoid or hexagon (or whatever shape strikes your imagination as distinctive) around September 21 and 22 on your calendar. The Whole 9 …[READ MORE]
You thought that summer nights were over? Not yet – Starting this weekend, there will be a fun outdoor film series at Helms Walk, the Helms Bakery pedestrian plaza on Helms Avenue, Saturdays at 7:15 …[READ MORE]
On Saturday, August 24, 2013, NACUSA (the National Association of Composers USA) held a concert of new music. Founded by Henry Hadley in 1933, NACSA is one of the oldest organizations devoted to the promotion …[READ MORE]
If you have been enjoying Thursday nights filled with music, you don’t have to stop yet- the final concert of the Marina del Rey Summer Symphony music festival at the water’s edge is August 22, …[READ MORE]
The Mayme Clatyon Library and Museum’s amazing ‘Black Talkies On Parade Film Series’ will presents an Encore Afternoon with Hope Foye on Aug. 24 at 4 pm Ms. Hope Foye will perform a few songs …[READ MORE]
The Peace Project & TheWhole9.com announce the world’s largest collaborative art project with 2013’s theme of Peace, Love & Understanding. Since The Peace Project’s inception in 2010: 2,000 artists from over 50 countries worldwide have …[READ MORE]
In the spirit of writing about one’s passions, this week’s article flows from my perceptions about “dance.” There are tons of scholarly articles about dance, and representations in the visual arts and literature as well. …[READ MORE]
Ligiah Villalobos was nominated for the prestigious Humanitas Prize for a TV movie she wrote titled, “Firelight.” Currently a student at Culver City’s Antioch University, she is one of 27 writers (including the likes of …[READ MORE]
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