Culver City Arts and Entertainment
It’s not often that three musicians with such rich backgrounds – playing with trumpet legend Miles Davis, The Rolling Stones among many others – join forces to play on the same stage for a concert. …[READ MORE]
We need more art! Art needs more support! Make the world a more beautiful place and get your creative aspirations off to a running start; Artists working solo or with a group can get some …[READ MORE]
The always amazing Academy of Visual and Performing Arts will be singing and dancing for your pleasure this weekend at their own Cabaret Night. Enjoy an entertaining revue of memorable songs from Hollywood – from …[READ MORE]
Come into a “world of pure imagination” and see the fabulous musical put on by Culver City’s dee-Lightful Productions with kids ages 7 to 17, “WILLY WONKA JR.”, an exciting and whimsical romp through Roald …[READ MORE]
This Saturday Jan. 12 will be a full afternoon of entertainment, food and fun from all of our sister cities! It’s the Ultimate Family Friendly Open House at Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium from 1 to 3 …[READ MORE]
Putting Hitchcock on stage ? It’s not a MacGuffin, it’s the Kentwood Players opening tonight with the Tony Award winning comedy thriller “The 39 Steps.” Running from Friday, Jan. 11 to Saturday, Feb. 16 on …[READ MORE]
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]
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