Culver City Community activities and events
Dancers flying on top of dryers? Join Heidi Duckler Dance Theatre and Culver City High School’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts on May 10th for a double feature of Laundromatinee and Cappuccino Nights! A …[READ MORE]
The Tues. April 24 meeting of the Culver City School Board brought the Elenda St. school complex another step closer to solar power. Mr. Clyde Murley, the district’s consultant on the solar project began by …[READ MORE]
As part of its Earth Day celebration, students at Linwood E. Howe are collecting CDs and DVDs for use in a large art project that will celebrate the re-purposing of objects that would otherwise be …[READ MORE]
El Marino fourth-grader Cooper Komatsu and his eighth-grade partner, Lily Haines from Indiana, finished seventh in the nation in the 2012 National School Scrabble Championship held last weekend in Orlando, Florida. The pair notched a …[READ MORE]
While some folks may give their time and their efforts just for the benefit of the students, there can be no better incentive to join the PTA than the annual volunteer awards dinner. It was, …[READ MORE]
Artworks! Community Arts Day kicked off the Artworks! event series last Saturday, April 14, at the Farragut Elementary Campus. Community Arts Day gave parents and the community an opportunity to see the artwork on display …[READ MORE]
A family-friendly bike tour of the Mar Vista Green Garden Showcase is being offered by Transition Culver City for the second year in a row. After the 11:00 a.m. meet-up in front of the fountain …[READ MORE]
It’s the best time of the year for AVPA Art’s five high school interns at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art: touring season! Emily Wood, Edna Vogel, Marilyn Liu, Michelle Bac, and Azalie Welsh …[READ MORE]
The Exchange Club of Culver City recently donated $5,000 to the Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center. The Club has been instrumental in providing funding to the Health Center since its inception in …[READ MORE]
When you hear the media talking about the unemployed, the underemployed and the underwater, do you look in the mirror and nod ? The tremendous shift in our economy has repercussions for everyone. Financial problems …[READ MORE]
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