“I have to say that when I saw the first twinkling lights of that first pumpkin patch,” City Councilmember Scott Malsin offered, ” I thought it was a great improvement to the property.” At the …
So the stocking wasn’t the only thing that got stuffed over the holidays. Besides food, you were bombarded with diet ads, exercise products, and New Year’s resolutions. You felt full and frustrated from eating so …
It used to come to your mailbox, but those days are over. Saving paper, being green and expanding access, the Winter 2011 Culver City Living Recreation Brochure went online today. Please visit www.culvercity.org/CulverCityLiving to view …
If food were a fashion show, than the offerings at Kaizuka Japanese Restaurant would be runway material. This family-run Japanese find made its mark on Culver Blvd. in 2006, before the onslaught of other Culver …
Looking for a new friend or an old treasure? There’s s sure to be one at the Spring Book Sale, hosted by the Culver City Friends of the Library. Tables will be filled with novels, …
Jeff Cooper is paying tribute and showcasing classic silent films made in Culver City on Saturday, Feb 6 from 3 to 6 p.m. Jeff’s tribute will be held at Kay ‘n Dave’s which is located …
The Culver City artistic community is experiencing growing pains. At a “town hall” style meeting of the Cultural Affairs Commission last Tuesday, Jan. 12, the Culver City Cultural Affairs Commission invited the public to participate …
The Culver City Friends of the Library invite you to join them for a Snowless Snow Party this Saturday, Dec. 18 to welcome winter and celebrate the holidays. Kids of all ages can enjoy a …
There isn’t a culture that doesn’t have one. In the deep darkness of winter, the wind grows cold and the sun disappears in mid-afternoon. Our senses crave light as much as they crave warmth. The …
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