Culver City Community activities and events
Arts
Actors Gang Extends ‘Can’t Pay? Don’t Pay!’ to June 11
The Actors’ Gang is extending Can’t Pay? Don’t Pay! and our April 30th closing night party will now be our …[READ MORE]
Community
Community
YMCA to Offer Healthy Kids Day – April 30
Healthy Kids Day, a FREE Day of Play for LA, open to the entire community! Saturday, April 30, 10am to …[READ MORE]
Community
Paper Shredding and E-Waste Collection- Culver City Partners with Homeboy Industries
Homeboy Recycling will provide Culver City with several convenient electronics recycling services, including hosting quarterly drive-through collection events for the …[READ MORE]
Arts
Where Were You in ’92? ‘Who We Are – A Chronicle of Racism in America ‘ to Screen @ the Frost
A documentary screening at the Robert Frost Auditorium will mark the 30th anniversary of the Rodney King Uprising in Los …[READ MORE]
Arts
New Feature! Creative Conversations – Artist to Artist: Fiona Nagle Talks With Siuzanna Iglidan
We are delighted to premiere a new feature today; check out our video with Fiona Nagle presenting ‘Artist to Artist.’ …[READ MORE]
Schools
CCHS Teachers Earn Intuit Educator Awards
Four Culver City High School teachers have been selected as winners of Intuit’s 100 Champions contest. Susana Fattorini, Paige Shakeri, …[READ MORE]
Arts
The 4th Block Illustrates ‘Stand with Ukraine’ – Open Call for Posters
Ukrainian association of Graphic Designers: The 4th Block, in partnership with the PosterTerritory initiative presents an open Poster Call “Stand …[READ MORE]
Community
LA County Library to Offer ‘Spotting Misinformation Online’
With elections coming up, the need to get your attention is going to get more insistent, and every social media …[READ MORE]
Schools
Community Budget Advisory Seeking Volunteers
The Board of Education of Culver City Unified School District is seeking qualified, interested individuals to serve on the District’s …[READ MORE]
Community
Community Listening Sessions – Online April 21
The Los Angeles County Care First and Community Investment (CFCI) initiative is seeking recommendations from the community to allocate $100 …[READ MORE]