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Culver City

Culver City is a city on the Westside of Los Angeles County. It was given the moniker the "Heart of Screenland" during the 1930s and 1940s when it was responsible for half of America's motion picture production; today it remains home to Sony Pictures Studios (formerly MGM Studios) and Culver Studios. In addition to its role in the film and television industry the city has a reputation as a great food destination due to the huge number of trendy restaurants found in the downtown and elsewhere.

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    Culver City Farmer's Market

    Held every Tuesday, rain or shine. The market offers fresh foods, flowers, crafts, and other fare. Two hours of free parking are available in downtown garages. When you walk across the alley, you are actually moving from Los Angeles to Culver City (or vice versa).

    Tue 2PM-7PM

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    Fiesta La Ballona

    This annual festival is held at the end of the summer and generally lasts from Friday through Sunday. The festival features a beer & wine garden, carnival rides, petting zoo, food trucks, a farmers' market, 100 booths selling artisan wares, and live music.

    Free admission, rides are generally $1 each

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    Sorrento Italian Market

    Established by the former mayor (and councilman) of Culver City, this market has a reputation as the place to go for authentic Italian grocery items on the West Side. The deli offers amazing sandwiches and the friendly family owners are more than willing to help with everything from selecting a wine to choosing a dessert.

  4. Buy

    The Ripped Bodice

    Bookstore devoted to romance novels, especially mass-market paperbacks but a range of others too. Extensive new and used selection, complemented by greeting cards and a few books outside the romance genre (children's books with an emphasis on diversity and some general bestsellers).