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Double M Jazz @ MCLM – Tickets on Sale Now

October 23, 2018 0

The Mayme Clayton Library and Museum presents Mimi Melnick’s Double M Jazz Salon; A special event; Underground Railroad, and the …[READ MORE]

ASCAP and SJO Crown Szabo as Recipient of Commissioning Prize

October 19, 2018 0

The ASCAP Foundation and the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra are pleased to announce Daniel Szabo as the recipient of the 4th …[READ MORE]

Walk with a Doc – This Saturday

October 19, 2018 0

Walk with a Doc returns to Veteran’s Park Saturday morning October 20 at 8:45 for an educational talk, a professional …[READ MORE]

L.A. Controller & Council Launch Clothing Drive to Empower Women

October 18, 2018 0

L.A. Controller Ron Galperin and the L.A. City Council have launched the Women’s Professional Clothing drive. From now until Oct. …[READ MORE]

Stoneview – Site Specific Performance by Donna Sternberg & Dancers

October 16, 2018 0

Donna Sternberg & Dancers presents Stoneview, a site-specific dance performance at the Stoneview Nature Center. Audience members will follow the …[READ MORE]

Prescription Drug Take Back – Oct. 27

October 16, 2018 0

Prescription Drug Take Back at CCPD Saturday Oct. 27th, 2018 from 10 AM to 2 PM. Dispose of your old, …[READ MORE]

CCUSD Calls Another Victory on Walk to School Day

October 15, 2018 0

The Culver City Unified School District had another amazing Walk to School Day on Wednesday, October 10. More than 1,000 …[READ MORE]

Frost Hosts L!VETalks with Eric Idle and Bob Saget

October 12, 2018 0

The event at the Frost Auditorium on Oct. 11 was the first big date with L!VETalks, and the newly reopened …[READ MORE]

Antioch University Examines the Crisis of Mass Incarceration in the U.S.

October 11, 2018 0

This Fall, to commemorate the academic tradition of Convocation, Antioch University Los Angeles will be hosting a series of activities …[READ MORE]

CC Historical Society to Focus on Hal Roach Studios

October 11, 2018 0

From the early days of filmmaking, Culver City was at the epicenter. For those that grew up here, we can …[READ MORE]