Culver City Community activities and events
Last weekend, I rented a Toyota Prius. We flew to Oakland for a weekend in the Napa Valley. (Boy has THAT place changed since 1962!) As you might imagine, there are a lot of Priuses …[READ MORE]
The Culver-Palms Family YMCA encourages families to put some play in their day on April 17 – Healthy Kids Day. As part of a nationwide effort to encourage kids to get moving, the Culver-Palms Family …[READ MORE]
If you are downtown this week, you might see a member of the Culver City Fire Department holding out a boot. They are not suggesting a change of footwear, they want you to donate to …[READ MORE]
The Kentwood Players are delighted to present a Kentwood Kids Production of “Charlotte’s Web” by Joseph Robinette, adapted from the book by E.B. White. This classic tale about friendship, acceptance and coping with the realities …[READ MORE]
Culver City Crossroads celebrates the birthday of Dr. Paul Carlson, after whom we re-christened Victory Park. What’s the story? Glad you asked… Paul Carlson (March 31, 1928 – November 24, 1964) was a medical missionary …[READ MORE]
Local food – What is it? Check out Transition Culver City’s April meeting.There will be a panel of amazing people helping us learn about what’s already happening in Culver City and what’s in the works. …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Education foundation will present the 12th Annual “Tribute to the Stars” on Friday, May 7, and all of Culver City is invited. Please come and honor our award winners from each school. …[READ MORE]
Public speaking is known to be one of the things we fear instinctively, like loud noises. While I have the curious habit of reaching for the things I fear most, I feel that it’s only …[READ MORE]
Editor’s Note- In this final section of Steve Gourley essay, the rewards for your participation are outlined. Guess what? If you follow my advice, your rise to power in Culver City cost you almost nothing: …[READ MORE]
Back in the 50s, we had a neighbor down the street who bought a new car every year. A proud, lonely, angry man, Robert would drive slowly down the street every Sunday, honking his horn …[READ MORE]
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