Culver City Arts and Entertainment
Enjoy a night of great music and support Arts Education in Culver City by attending a Hollywood Bowl Concert this summer! The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts Foundation has a limited number of tickets …[READ MORE]
Culver City Public Theatre (CCPT) presents its 12th season of free theater in Carlson Park for families and theater fans of all ages! The season opens with the July 17 world premiere performance of “The …[READ MORE]
It can’t be summer without a bit of Shakespeare. Kentwood Players presents one of his most delightful comedies “As You Like It” from July 9 to August 14 on Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and …[READ MORE]
June gloom, you’ve left me out in the cold waiting for summer to come, this coastal fog’s growing old. June gloom, it’s time you made your retreat creep off on little cat feet bring on …[READ MORE]
The arts in Culver City have expanded into an unlikely arena – the former car dealership on Washington at National. Opening on July 8 and running through the 18th, the city will be home to …[READ MORE]
Looking for a listening experience? The Los Angeles String Project will be performing on Sunday, June 27, at the Ivy Substation from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in their Spring Concert featuring the music of Led …[READ MORE]
Locally renowned poet Dr. Janet Cameron Hoult will be reading from her book “Body Parts” at a signing at Lundeen’s on Saturday, June 26 from 5 to 8 p.m. LUNDEEN’S Gifts 9726 Washington Blvd. For …[READ MORE]
For those who just want to get away from it all, Kentwood Players offers one of William Shakespeare’s most delightful comedies “As You Like It” from July 9 to August 14, on Fridays and Saturdays …[READ MORE]
Kentwood Players, founded by the late Arky and Jan Marcom, Elizabeth Thornberg and Betty Francis, in December 1949, performs out of the Westchester Playhouse, located near LAX. The company actually got its start, and its …[READ MORE]
Saturday June 12, the Kirk Douglas Theater was the scene of the annual “Java Gala” a benefit and performance of the Academy of Visual and Performing Arts. The lobby was filled with friends and parents, …[READ MORE]
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