Arts

After serving six years in the Army, and battling PTSD, a young veteran hopped off an Amtrak in Montana and met William Shakespeare. Twenty years later, using Shakespeare’s timeless words and his own stories, actor/veteran …[READ MORE]

This one goes out to all the mothers. Vox Femina Los Angeles, the city’s premier women’s choral group, is dedicated to telling the stories of women. Diverse in culture, age, race, belief and sexual identity, …[READ MORE]

If you are a writer looking for a way to open more work in your world, save the date for “Method Writing: An Organic Approach to Writing” with presenter Jack Grapes this May 18. Sponsored …[READ MORE]

 Vox Femina Los Angeles takes the stage at Culver City Presbyterian Church (11269 W. Washington Blvd.) this Sunday, April 28 at 3 p.m. Vox Femina is a Los Angeles-based women’s choir that is making major …[READ MORE]

Saturday, May 4th at Parcel B, next to the Culver City Hotel, Heidi Duckler Dance Theatre will show the company’s new mobile work “At the Oasis.” With choreography built into and around a 1961 vintage …[READ MORE]

There are not many cultural institutions in Culver City that have been around for half a century, but the Culver City Symphony Orchestra is one of them. The orchestra, under the direction of maestro Frank …[READ MORE]

On Monday, April 22, 7 p.m. the BAD West St. Clair Bourne 4th Mondays Documentary Film Series presents the rescheduled screening of Stolen by filmmakers Violeta Ayala and Dan Fallshaw. This documentary follows Fetim Sellami, …[READ MORE]