Arts

Poetry is for everyone, but so many of us learned that poets must be people from the past who do …[READ MORE]

Dylan Dhindsa keeps making the same mistakes. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter and Culver City transplant, whose new song “Home Is Not …[READ MORE]

Athena Fest, a three-day one-act festival celebrating women in the arts, showcases original plays written and performed by five female …[READ MORE]

Miranda Cowley Heller takes us on an intimate journey through the life stages of a woman in her new poetry …[READ MORE]

It’s almost time to say goodbye to The Adding Machine, so make sure you get your tickets before it leaves the …[READ MORE]

Sometimes, hearing someone tell a story can be just as compelling as reading it on your own. What is it …[READ MORE]

Follow trailblazing activist, Dolores Huerta, on her journey to improve conditions for farm workers. From co-founding the United Farmworkers with …[READ MORE]

the Culver City Symphony’s Sunday afternoon winter concerts continue with “A Little Russian Romance” on April 19, 2026, at 4 …[READ MORE]

Center Theatre Group presents a special return engagement of GUAC, written and performed by Manuel Oliver, for three weeks of …[READ MORE]

This Saturday, March 28 at 2 p.m., join UCLA professor Cindy Anh Nguyen for a talk on her book Bibliotactics: …[READ MORE]