Culver City Arts and Entertainment
The Culver City Cultural Affairs Foundation has launched a community campaign to raise funding for the City’s cultural event programming which was lost when the state eliminated the Culver City Redevelopment Agency as well as …[READ MORE]
To paraphrase Kermit the Frog, it’s not easy being tween. Fortunately, “Lucy and CeCee’s How to Survive (and Thrive) in Middle School” captures that angst with abundant humor laced with just the right amount of …[READ MORE]
AVPA is off to a big start for the school year! With new and returning student numbers at an all time high. With nearly 250 students enrolled, AVPA offers over 40 classes and workshops this …[READ MORE]
Kentwood Players was founded by the late Arky and Jan Marcom, Elizabeth Thornberg and Betty Francis in December 1949, and performs out of the Westchester Playhouse, located at 8301 Hindry Avenue, LA 90045. In 2009-2010, …[READ MORE]
The Help Group & Music for Autism present a free concert for individuals with autism and their families. All of the concerts offer professionally performed, enriching musical experiences in an environment where individual differences are …[READ MORE]
Whoever you want to be this Halloween, the Kentwood Players can help you put together a look, whether it’s Merida from “Brave,” one of “The Avengers” or a “Spice Girl” (they reunited), Prince William & …[READ MORE]
There are four days left to enter a drawing from StudentsFirst for a chance to win two free tickets to an advance screening of the upcoming movie, “Won’t Back Down.” A controversial film that has …[READ MORE]
Join MCLM for a toe-tapping afternoon of musical shorts. This month’s program will feature Soundies, Vitaphone Shorts and musical excerpts from Dr. Mayme Clayton’s Film Collection. Artist performing on screen will feature Cab Calloway, Fats …[READ MORE]
The traumatic memory of 9/11, an assault of incredible proportions and continuing ramifications, is embedded in our national psyche. And the Agape International Spiritual Center is committed to taking an active part in the healing …[READ MORE]
The Art Works classroom and gallery on Washington was the scene on Saturday August 25 for an opening that may well be the first of many for Elijah Solow-Ohashi. The artist is only 11, but …[READ MORE]
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