On Wednesday, November 14, 2018 the Culver City Elks, under the leadership of Louis Santiesteban, held their annual Veterans Appreciation Dinner. Approximately 50 local veterans were invited to a free, tasty Tri-tip dinner with salad and dessert.

The veterans spent an enjoyable evening in conversation and fellowship.

As is tradition, guest speakers took the microphone to share their experiences and wisdom.…

Culver City Lodge 1917 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held their annual charity ball this past Saturday night, Nov. 11. The purpose of this event is to raise money from the members of the Lodge to support the charity work we do for the people of Culver City.

This year's theme was a Masquerade Party. Our lodge was beautifully decorated by Norma Casillas and Genny Santiestaban.…

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On Saturday, October 13th, 2018, the 14th Annual Los Angeles Burning Man Decompression Art & Music Festival returns to the newly renovated L.A. State Historic Park, 1245 N. Spring St. 90012 Los Angeles, CA, in downtown. The event runs from 1:00 pm to 11:00 pm, and will be a one of a kind spectacle, not to be missed. The entire…

Last month, two Los Angeles Zoo docents were honored for their 50 years of service, a milestone achieved by a select few dedicated animal lovers and educators. Kilbee Brittain and Amy Callister where honored at a luncheon where they received a Mayor’s Certificate award for their unwavering commitment and dedication to…

The women of Culver City Elks Lodge #1917 have done it again. They got together to spend a evening dining, painting a picture and bidding on items up for auction. All to benefit the Culver City High School Homeless Children.

There are nearly 200 teens attending Culver City High School who are homeless. On top of the usual angst high schoolers face, these children also worry about basic survival essentials; finding shelter, food, and a way of keeping clean. The Culver City United…

The Ballona Creek Wetlands will be open to the public from 9 am to noon the first Saturday of every month. This is a drop in event, so please come down anytime that morning.



The Wetlands is at the Ballona Ecological Reserve, located in Playa del Rey, are normally off limits to people in order to preserve their specialness.

The entrance to the reserve is in the parking lot behind AlkaWater/Gordon’s Market, in the 300 block of Culver,…

Taste Summer on Wednesday June 20th as Downtown Culver City kicks off Third Wednesdays with Spiked Lemonade!

Pick up a "passport" at any participating business and stroll the twinkle-lit streets enjoying spiked (or virgin) lemonade at all participating businesses, getting your passport stamped as you sample.

Enjoy swinging 60's…

When the weather changes so do lifestyles. Warm weather often invites families outside, prompts car trips, and draws people to the water. Cooler weather seems to bring families together, spurring gatherings of friends, and offering incentives to tackle new adventures. Before making any significant lifestyle changes, however, it's a good idea to talk about the proper insurance coverage with Los Angeles local insurance agents.

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As part of the Elks national "Most Valuable Student" program, Culver City is awarding two first place prizes of $300 to Chandler D Beon and Isabel J Gilmour, two second place prizes of $200 to both Bartholomew Salv and Maya Luong and one third place prize of $100 to Jesus Pelayo.…