Culver City Community activities and events
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced on Wednesday that four Culver City High School students made its 2026 list of semifinalists who will now compete for a share of about 6,930 scholarships worth almost $26 …[READ MORE]
Culver City is offering two options for lap swimming. They are continuing to take reservations through online registration and for people who haven’t registered online, there is a drop-in lane. Hours are as follows:Monday, Wednesday, …[READ MORE]
Over the summer, four CTE/AVPA Film students and one alumnus were selected to participate in Film Independent’s highly regarded Student Curator Fellowship. Film Independent, a nonprofit organization best known for producing the annual Spirit Awards, …[READ MORE]
The Saturday rally at Culver City Hall will again be sponsored by Indivisible, reminding people that protest is the most American activity anyone can participate in. From 11 am to 12:30 pm, there will be …[READ MORE]
Celebrate the planet and help to take care of our creek by joining the Ballona Creek Renaissance for a Ballona Creek Clean-up! It’s their 15th time hosting this event, at the base of the Julian …[READ MORE]
It’s a bring-your-own-bag day at the Culver City Julian Dixon Library on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 10 am to 12:30 pm. A huge selection of used books will be available, at ‘super low prices.’ The …[READ MORE]
If you’ve been looking for more time at the Culver-Palms Family YMCA on weekends, the time is now. Expanded weekend hours will have the facility open on Saturdays from 6:00 am to 4:00 pm, and …[READ MORE]
Heidi Duckler Dance invites the community to pull up a chair and place an order at ¡Ordena!, a performance food cart offering a playful menu of dancing dishes at the Culver City Art Walk on …[READ MORE]
This Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025, the Wende Museum offers an extended morning of wellness that embodies our holistic vision of nourishment. The morning begins in the A-Frame Theater with mindfulness meditation led by Christiane Wolf, …[READ MORE]
The cellists of Sakura chose their name as a bit of wordplay; all were students of Ralph Kirshbaum, the Chair of the String Department at the USC Thornton School of Music. Kirshbaum translates as ‘cherry …[READ MORE]
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