Arts – Page 193 – Culver City Crossroads

Peace Project at Whole 9 Gallery

September 9, 2010 0

The Peace Project, an international collaborative art competition and exhibition created to connect peace-minded individuals everywhere, at The Whole 9 …[READ MORE]

IndieCade Announces 2010 Festival Finalists

September 7, 2010 0

The dates are on the calendar, the venues are plugged in, and now IndieCade has the finalists. The International Festival …[READ MORE]

Famous Dragon Tattoo Book Review- John Fowler

September 7, 2010 0

If you enjoy crime novels, mysteries or thrillers, you have to read the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It’s a …[READ MORE]

Auditions for “Annie” at Westchester Playhouse

September 2, 2010 0

Kentwood Players announces auditions for the musical “Annie” based on the popular comic strip “Little Orphan Annie” with music by …[READ MORE]

Made in Culver City Screens “Rebecca”

August 31, 2010 0

Made in Culver City, a free film program presented by the Culver City Redevelopment Agency, will feature Rebecca, directed by …[READ MORE]

“Rivers of the World” Live Art Event to Restore Culver City Murals

August 30, 2010 0

“When I see public art in Culver City, I feel good about being part of a city that values art …[READ MORE]

Culver City Symphony Last Summer Concert in MdR

August 19, 2010 0

On Thursday, August 19, at 7 p.m. The Culver City Symphony Orchestra will again change locale from Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium, …[READ MORE]

“Dracula” Rises Again at Kentwood

August 17, 2010 0

Join Kentwood Players as they delve into the famously haunting story “Dracula” as dramatized by Hamilton Deane and John L. …[READ MORE]

Young Professional Chamber Mixer at Culver Hotel

August 9, 2010 0

The Leading Edge, a young professionals group, will be hosting their next “Connection” on Wednesday, August 11 at The Culver …[READ MORE]

Culver City Orchestra to Present Cardenes in All-Beethoven Concert

August 8, 2010 0

Renowned violinist Andres Cardenes will appear in an all-Beethoven concert at the Broad Stage, Sunday, August 22, 4 p.m. in …[READ MORE]