Join The Cultured Seed on Sunday, January 27th at the Zimmer Children’s Museum for Zimmerpalooza! At the Zimmer, we are in the business of making: making change, making a difference, making the world a better place. This year at Zimmerpalooza Maker Mania, kids of all ages can design build, create and engineer projects of all kinds! With live [Continue Reading]
A VIEW OF ROCK AND ROLL FROM BEHIND THE LENS Starting this weekend, you (*and your older kids) can take a romp through rock history from the perspective of the photographer. These are the geniuses that float silently in and out of the chaos that is sound and spectacle, capturing the likes of Elvis Presley, [Continue Reading]
HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED THE LAIR? If you have not yet visited the new LAIR exhibit at the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens you and the kids are in for a treat! LAIR stands for Living Amphibians, Invertebrates, and Reptiles and is the zoo’s newest exhibit. There are over 60 species from all over the [Continue Reading]
![From 'A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now' at the Getty Museum: Citizen in Downtown Havana, Walker Evans; Sol and Cuba, Old Havana, Looking North from Alberto Roja's 1951 Plymouth, Havana, © Alex Harris; [Stevedore], © Walker Evans Archive, The Metropolitan Museum of Art.](http://theculturedseed.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/i-©-Walker-Evans-Archive-The-Metropolitan-Museum-of-Art.jpeg)
A SUMMER LONG CELEBRATION OF ART, MUSIC, DANCE AND FILM IN SOCAL Photos from ‘A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now’ at the Getty Museum: Citizen in Downtown Havana, Walker Evans; Sol and Cuba, Old Havana, Looking North from Alberto Roja’s 1951 Plymouth, Havana, © Alex Harris; [Stevedore], © Walker Evans Archive, The Metropolitan Museum of [Continue Reading]
This weekend Los Angeles celebrates the opening of La Plaza De Cultura y Artes, a cultural center celebrating the contributions that Mexican-American’s have made to the Los Angeles community. The new cultural center is located in a historic district downtown, not far from Olvera Street, and will offer educational programs and cultural experiences for all [Continue Reading]
