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Culver City Arts District has a unique collection of contemporary art galleries, artist studios, boutique restaurants and specialty shops and services. Type "Culver City Arts District" into a search engine for a detailed guide.
Downtown Culver City (5 min drive) has elegant & casual eclectic restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream shops, a movie theater, retail shops, bars and a vibrant nightlife. I follow “theculverstepsofficial” insta page for cool weekly events at the newest architectural masterpiece in downtown Culver City for family movie nights, public yoga, urban family camping, live music and concerts, holiday celebrations.
Ivy Station. I follow ivystationculvercity (5 min walk) insta page for weekly events like crafting, musical story time, mini golf, bingo, trivia
Scenic Hiking. Drive 5 minutes to the trailhead for Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook. Climb 282 steps of the famous Culver City Stairs (or take the longer winding trail) to reach amazing views of LA. Visit the Stoneview Nature Center at top and connect to Kenneth Hahn State Park.
Scenic Biking. Ballona Creek Bike Path extends about 7 miles to the Coast Bike Path along the beach.
Walk to Breakfast or Coffee. Bar Nine Coffee Shop with free wifi and work tables is a neighborhood treasure just around the corner, open 8 am-4 pm daily. Try the delicious Galette. Bianca has a full restaurant, bakery and coffee shop and Blue Bottle Coffee are a 7 min walk at the Platform. Jerry’s Market is a 7 min walk with delicious varied menu, including breakfast burritos, coffee, tamales and cheeseburgers.
Calendar of Local Events
Second Friday of Every Month @ 5-10 pm: Ivy Station Night Market - local artisanal vendors, food trucks, craft beer, games, music, face painting. Family-friendly and pet-friendly event with free admission and free parking (but I recommend walking since it’s so close).
March 10, 2024: Screenland 5k on Oscar Day - the race start location is just 2 blocks away at the Ivy Station in front of Shay Hotel
August 2024: Fiesta La Ballona Festival - "Festival of the People", is a weekend festival celebrating Culver City in Veteran's Park with food, entertainment and amusement rides.
September 2024: Ballona Creek Cleanup - Culver City Public Works Environmental Programs and Operations and local community support participate in the Annual Coastal Cleanup Day on the Ballona Creek bike path.
October 2024: Culver City Arts District Art Walk & Roll Festival. Local artists, vendors, live music, food trucks, beer gardens, and kid’s activities. Attendees encouraged to visit established art galleries with special installations and a pop-up marketplace featuring arts and crafts vendors.
December 2024: Culver City Film Festival
December 2024: Downtown Culver City Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration

Within WALKING Distance From Wesley:
The Platform, a 7 min walk, is an upscale outdoor mall with fine & casual dining and retail, including rooftop mediterranean cuisine at Margot, Bianca Restaurant & Bakery (and coffee bar!), Boba Guys, Blue Bottle Coffee, Sweetgreen. (Walk toward National Blvd., turn left at National Blvd., turn left onto Washington Blvd.)
The Ivy Station. Less than a 10 minute walk. Food includes Equator Coffees, Love.Life, Los Angeles Ale Works. Health and wellness options include Mayweather Boxing & Fitness, milk + honey spa and salon, solidcore pilates-inspired reformer studio, StretchLab, YogaSix and Carbon Health.
Helms Bakery District. Just a short walk from Wesley is this historical area, with award-winning restaurants, a unique collection of design and home furnishings stores, and a perfect place to meet with friends. My favorite is Michelin-rated gastropub, Father’s Office, where you can try their infamous and delicious burger (with the controversial no-substitutions, no ketchup, no reservations policy) and choose from a variety of craft beers. I often recognize renovation shows filming at the furnishing stores here. I have bought some of my favorite pieces here.
The Co-Opportunity Market, a 7 min walk, is LA County's only organic food cooperative open to the public. They have upscale produce, meat & seafood, dairy, health and body care, wine & beer. (Walk toward National Blvd., turn left at National Blvd., turn right at Washington Blvd.)
By CAR:
Getting around by car is the most convenient and quickest way for places more than 1 mile away.
Wesley is centrally located to attractions: Santa Monica Pier (6.5 mi), Venice Beach (5.7 mi), Disneyland (31 mi), Universal Studios (11 mi), Hollywood Walk of Fame (6.1 mi), Getty Museum (7 mi), Getty Villa (12 mi), Lake Shrine Temple (9.7 mi).
I-10 FREEWAY. From Wesley, there is direct access to the I-10 Freeway via National Blvd.
METRO light rail station (Santa Monica to East LA). The Expo line is a 5-minute walk. Walk toward National Blvd. Turn left at National Blvd. The metro station is at the intersection on your left at Washington Blvd.
Westbound takes you through UCLA in Westwood to breezy Santa Monica beach and Pacific Ocean. Eastbound takes you to USC campus (Natural History Museum, California Science Center), Grand Ave/Bunker Hill in Downtown LA, Little Tokyo/Arts District. Connections to LA-wide light rail lines & buses.
CULVER CITY BUS SYSTEM. Within walking distance to Lines 1, 5 and 7.
RIDE SHARE apps, Uber and Lyft, are popular. Please be aware of surge pricing, which is higher prices that take effect when a lot of people in the same area or requesting rides at the same time.
PARKING in Downtown Culver City. There is some street parking and ample public parking at two parking structures: 1) the Culver Steps parking structure (underground on south side of Culver Blvd); and 2) the Cardiff Parking Garage on Cardiff Ave (north of Culver Blvd, east side of Cardiff Ave).