Arts

On Thursday evening, June 12, 2025, the Glorya Kaufman Community Center hosted a celebration of Creative Visions. This non-profit organization held a reception in the garden, and presented lots of peace-oriented artwork inside the theater. …[READ MORE]

Join local author Javier Sethness Castro as he presents his new book on Leo Tolstoy. The presentation will focus on Tolstoyan dimensions of the Russo-Ukrainian War, and analyze the second half of Tolstoy’s life, his …[READ MORE]

That’s right, the clowns are packing it up after only three more shows. So get your tickets while you can. We can assure you that you, as one audience member said, “have never seen anything …[READ MORE]

When the Actors’ Gang lost a $15,000 NEA grant for this year’s Free Shakespeare-in-the-Park, the company turned to you, the community, for support. And you showed up. “We’ve raised over $10,000 from individual donations. And …[READ MORE]

Hear VOX Femina, Culver City’s lauded women’s choir, perform the powerful piece, Weather: Stand the Storm, which will receive it’s treble choir world premiere, and listen to composer, Rollo Dilworth discuss his inspiration and the …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Symphony will conclude their 60th Concert Season on June 22 at the Robert Frost Auditorium. Music Director Clyde Mitchell will lead a celebration of America’s Wild West, with music from favorite Westerns, …[READ MORE]

L.A. GOAL, a longstanding Culver City nonprofit that supports the lives of adults with developmental disabilities, is excited to be hosting our annual community-integrated art show this June. Titled Junktion, this show is an exploration …[READ MORE]

Urinetown The Musical drops us into a drought-stricken dystopia where private toilets are banned and the Urine Good Company charges steep fees just to go. Imagine a world where even peeing is a privilege. When …[READ MORE]

The City of Culver City is thrilled to announce the upcoming final phase of realizing A Frame for a Tree. This impressive public art installation by internationally acclaimed artist Charles Gaines is destined for the …[READ MORE]

How do we foster connection in an age of divisions? What cultural forces shape the ways we think, act, and imagine the future? Critical Currents is a new podcast co-produced by the Wende Museum, Thomas …[READ MORE]