Culver City Community activities and events
As the great Molly Ivins once advised “Never take a vacation in August.” The news business might seem to be slow, but there’s always at least one good story around. For Culver City, it’s the …[READ MORE]
It has been said that the only exercise some people get is jumping to conclusions, running down others, side-stepping responsibility and pushing their luck. Not in Steve Zim’s world Believing that if the brain buys …[READ MORE]
The Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center will once again have a booth at Fiesta La Ballona this year. The booth will be open on Saturday, August 24th and will feature a wheel …[READ MORE]
Describing our Pre-K/1st grade Japanese Immersion Summer Program at Culver City Adult School, I said recently that we are a cycle: we learn, we teach, we teach others how to teach, we create an environment …[READ MORE]
This fall, West Los Angeles College will offer 60 more class sections than they offered last year, thanks to voters passing Proposition 30 last November, the improving State economy, as well as the legislature’s renewed …[READ MORE]
Organizers of the 63rd annual Fiesta La Ballona will provide live music from some of the area’s best bands at no charge to celebrate Culver City’s annual “Party in the Park” August 23-25th. The celebration …[READ MORE]
Join the Culver City Chamber of commerce on Thursday, August 15 at 7:30 AM Registration with the Program at 8:00 AM when Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey addresses the Chamber. Jackie Lacey has …[READ MORE]
How can you best invest your time? Consider Our Time Bank, a community of people living in the Culver City, Palms and Mar Vista (CCPMV) area who support each other. For every hour you help …[READ MORE]
In the spirit of writing about one’s passions, this week’s article flows from my perceptions about “dance.” There are tons of scholarly articles about dance, and representations in the visual arts and literature as well. …[READ MORE]
What would happen if we could forgive the unforgivable? The last few weeks have shown that people of all races, religions and beliefs must learn a better way to coexist. Join The Peace Project and …[READ MORE]
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