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Once a blank canvas between Beverly Hills and Venice, the industrial spaces of Culver City have been turned into an art colony rivaling Santa Monica’s Bergamot Station and L.A.’s Chinatown.
Read the articleDestinations: Beverly Hills · Culver City
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · Shopping
Inspired by: Next Stop, Culver City — by David A. Keeps, Published May. 2007
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Los Angeles–area painters and curators have transformed the industrial spaces of Culver City into a thriving art colony, and the metamorphosis at t
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Hidden down a tree-lined street, this hotel’s three separate buildings are all decorated in quirky, Nixon-era style: Lucite tables in the curviline
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Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Downtown
Sampling the latest (some say greatest) Wolfgang Puck outpost; a French-Japanese-Spanish fusion restaurant; and authentic Chinese cuisine.
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Downtown
The latest L.A. after-hours trend: intimate spaces that mix Tony Bennett cool with Tony Duquette-inspired design.
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