Culver City Community activities and events
There are a lot of sunscreens on the market: some good, some bad and then the shameful. Those in the last category are not only a waste of money and time but also potentially harmful. …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Garden Garden Club, a non-profit organization founded in 1953, will hold its 62nd Annual Show & Plant Sale on Saturday, June 27, 11 – 4 PM, and Sunday, June 28, 10 AM …[READ MORE]
Chief Scott Bixby, Culver City’s Chief of Police will be speaking at this months Democratic Club General Meeting at 7pm on Wednesday, June 10th. The meeting is free and open to the public at the …[READ MORE]
Casting is set for “Girlfriend,” which will begin previews at the Center Theatre Group/Kirk Douglas Theatre on July 12 with the opening slated for July 19. Featuring a book by Todd Almond and music and …[READ MORE]
Tonight at the Robert Frost Auditorium, the Large Ensemble Concert celebrating the talents of the Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, String Ensemble, Chamber Singers, and several chamber music ensembles will begin at 7 pm.. The Concert …[READ MORE]
Angel City Chorale (ACC), the acclaimed Los Angeles choir led by Artistic Director Sue Fink, will present EPIC: Blockbuster Music from Video Games & Film, its thrilling annual spring concerts, the first weekend in June. …[READ MORE]
The 4th AFFAIR OF THE ARTS in Downtown Culver City will be held on Saturday, May 30 and Sunday, May 31, and will feature fine and functional art, music, activities for kids and an interactive …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Cultural Affairs Foundation presents its third architectureTALKS, a fundraiser to benefit Veterans Memorial Auditorium, on Sunday, June 7th from 2 – 4 p.m. The event invites guests into the creative environment at …[READ MORE]
Rehearsals begin May 26 for the world premiere production of “How to be a Rock Critic,” based on the writing of Lester Bangs, the rock critic who reached iconic status in the 1970s with his …[READ MORE]
Three Linwood E. Howe Elementary School fifth-graders looked at the books they had outgrown gathering dust on the shelves and decided they could put them to better use. So, Jasmine Martinez, Andrea Mazarigo and Emily …[READ MORE]
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