Robert Frost Auditorium

Great community concert coming up. The orchestra will also feature Culver City Unified School District middle school student Hailey Gomberg on violin. 🎻 🎼

The Symphony Orchestra is performing at the Robert Frost Auditorium on February 16.

Tickets are $20 for general admission and $10 for Members of the SoCal Symphony Society and Students http://ow.ly/euPO50ycoBe

Robert Frost Auditorium Debuts New Website

We hope you’ve had a chance to visit CCUSD’s Robert Frost Auditorium in person to see a show – maybe a Middle School musical, maybe an AVPA Dance performance, maybe your 3rd grader played in the annual Recorders Concert. Now you can visit the Frost virtually, via the new Robert Frost Auditorium website. Point your browser to www.robertfrostauditorium.org to see photos, parking information, and how you can support Arts Education in CCUSD through our Culver City Education Fund (CCEF) Arts Endowment or by dedicating a seat in the auditorium. Most exciting of all, be informed about all of the events that are coming to the Frost. This includes both CCUSD events and outside events such as the Culver City Symphony, author talks and special theatrical performances. To stay up to date on everything going on, be sure to subscribe to the Calendar of Events at https://www.frostauditorium.com/stay-connected. While you’re at it, follow us on Instagram and Facebook , and tag us and .

See you at the Frost! (Remember to respect our neighbors and park only in the free, designated parking lots, or bike, or take public transit. Directions and parking information here.)

Robert Frost Auditorium | Theatre Venue | Culver City From symphony orchestras to full-length musicals, from stand-up comedians to international diplomats, Robert Frost Auditorium hosts a variety of performances and events in its 1200 seat, state-of-the-art theatre.

Congratulations to our Culver City neighbors, Mithun I Hodgetts + Fung, the renovation architects of our Robert Frost Auditorium. This project received an AIA LA (American Institute of Architects-Los Angeles) Merit Award this week for adaptive reuse / renovation / historical preservation. (photo credit Lane Barden). Since the Frost Auditorium reopened just over a year ago in September 2018, its stage has been graced with a multitude of performances by Culver City Unified School District students, including school musicals; symphonic, jazz and band concerts; comedy improv; elementary choral and instrumental concerts; dance performances; a film festival; live art production, and ’s spectacular Java Gala. Don’t miss any upcoming performances, including CCHS’s Lord of the Flies, the dance showcase, CCMS’s Cinderella, and winter music concerts. Read your weekly Culver Pride for more details or visit the CCUSD calendar @ https://ccusd.tandem.co/

At the Frost this Saturday, April 20th. Free and open to everyone.

WOMEN’S MARCH FOUNDATION & CULVER CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT HOST A TOWN HALL COMMEMORATING COLUMBINE - 20 YEARS LATER
Join us for a Town Hall on Gun Safety

Women’s March Foundation & Culver City Unified School District will host A Town Hall Commemorating Columbine - 20 Years Later on Saturday, April 20, 2019 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Culver City High School - Robert Frost Auditorium, 4401 Elenda Street, Culver City, California.

This year, on the 20th anniversary of the tragic school shooting at Columbine, join us for a town hall commemorating the victims and survivors. Together with the Culver City Unified School District, California School Boards Association and Moms Demand Action, Women’s March Foundation will be holding a discussion on gun safety issues, and how we can prevent further tragedies from taking place in our schools.

School shootings often make the front pages, but gun accidents and suicides by gun are also heavily impacting our students. In wake of the Parkland and Sandy Hook tragedies, efforts to expand gun legislation have increased – but we still have so much work to do to make sure every student and teacher feels safe in school. We need a call to action in our communities.

“As political leaders, we have to ask ourselves ‘what are we doing to ensure student lives have not been lost in vain’. Each time we empower students to lift their own voices and demand a better future we are taking bold steps in the direction of doing the right thing. I look forward to hearing the voices of the students who are and have been so tragically impacted by this violent trend that has now been on the rise for twenty years too long.” – Kelly Kent, Ph.D., President, CCUSD Board of Education.

“As a school board member, the safety of our children is my number one priority. Twenty years since the horrific Columbine tragedy, our nation has made very little progress in curbing the scourge of gun violence. Let us recommit ourselves to the fight for common-sense gun control and policies that will enhance the physical and socio-emotional wellbeing of our students.” – Kelly Gonez, CSBA Regional Director.

Join the Culver City Unified School District, California School Boards Association, Moms Demand Action and Women's March Foundation to share information and to network around creating a safer future for our children. Program to include speakers from California School Board Association, Moms Demand Action educators, safety experts, and community advocates.

Together we can create the change we need to save lives and put the pressure on our leaders to issue common sense gun reform and make sure a tragedy like this – and so many others – never happens again.

RSVP now to the event, and be a part of the much-needed reform in gun control laws in this country.

WHO:
Culver City Unified School District, California School Boards Association, Moms Demand Action and Women's March Foundation

WHAT:
A Town Hall Commemorating Columbine- 20 Years Later

WHEN:
10:00 AM, Saturday, April 20, 2019

WHERE:
Culver City High School - Robert Frost Auditorium, 4401 Elenda Street, Culver City, California.

The Women's March LA Foundation is a 501c3 organization, founded by the organizers of the Women's March LA, has the mission of continuing the work of highlighting the struggles of marginalized communities and attacks on human rights. WMF works in concurrence with organizations and groups that stand for civil liberties and rights for all to implement change.

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