If you missed the opening show, don’t worry. There are two incredible performances ahead. The concerts start at 7 PM and offer a perfect way to wind down the weekend in style.
Upcoming Performances
- September 21 – ELEW plays Sting – Pianist ELEW brings his signature energy to a reimagining of Sting’s music, joined by his trio and a vocalist. Expect a mix of jazz, rock, and pure improvisational magic.
- September 28 – Jose Rizo’s Picoso – A lively Latin sextet led by Jose Rizo closes out the series with rhythms guaranteed to get toes tapping.
Jazz Nights Tickets
Tickets are available through the Center Theatre Group website. Prices start at $20 for general admission and $25 for premium seating.
Getting to the Theatre
The Kirk Douglas Theatre is located at 9820 Washington Boulevard, right in the heart of Downtown Culver City. Arriving by transit is easy: the Culver CityBus system connects directly to the Expo Line station, and the Next CCBus App can help you track routes in real time.
If you’re driving, free parking is available with validation at Culver City Hall (enter on Duquesne Avenue), just across from the theatre. Additional parking can be found at the Cardiff, Ince, and Watseka structures nearby.
A Downtown Evening to Remember
With its mix of world-class performers and a warm community setting, Jazz Nights has become a highlight of Culver City’s cultural calendar. Beyond the music, it’s also a chance to enjoy the neighborhood. Grab dinner at one of downtown’s many restaurants before the show, or linger after the concert for dessert and a stroll under the city lights.
Restaurant Options Near City Hall’s Parking
Cafe Vida
Low-fat California-Latin fusion. Famous for the Chicken Chipotle Wrap and vibrant juice blends. Healthy, flavorful, and filling.
Nardò
Cozy Italian. House-Made Pasta (especially the tagliatelle and seafood linguine), top-tier wine pairings.
Bacari
Mediterranean-inspired tapas. Standout: Lamb Burger Sliders and unique Venetian small plates.
Piccalilli
Asian Fusion & New American. Famed for the Crispy Soft Shell Crab Sandwich and inventive small plates.
Laurel Grill
American comfort classics. Customer favorite: Short Rib Sandwich and Seasonal Craft Cocktails.
Citizen Public Market
Trendy food hall. The Roasted Chicken Sandwich and Soul Food Bowls are popular, but the market features a range—tapas, pizza, and cocktails.
Culver & Main
Classic American café. Known for their Avocado Toast and Breakfast Sandwiches, perfect for brunch or light lunch.
Simonette
French bistro fare. Signature: Steak Frites and Croque Monsieur at brunch; elegant French pastries.
The Magic of Music
Whether you’re a longtime jazz fan or simply looking for a memorable Sunday evening out, Jazz Nights is the perfect way to experience the arts right in the heart of Culver City.