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Culver City Reveals Free Music Series and Summer Festivals Through August

Free music series, weekly markets and summer festivals offer residents and visitors options through August.

By Culver City Things-to-do Desk · Published July 18, 2026

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The free Thursday evening music series at Town Plaza (Culver Steps) runs from July 16 through August 13, 2026, each week from 7 PM to 9 PM. This series forms part of the current seasonal activities available in Culver City.

Music Series and Concerts

The Culver City Parks Concert Series features live music at Media Park and Culver City Park. Outdoor movie screenings take place at various parks during the summer months. These events align with peak tourist season activities from June through August.

Farmers Market

The Culver City Farmers Market operates every Tuesday from 2 PM to 7 PM in downtown. It offers seasonal food and crafts along with special summer events and food trucks.

Outdoor Recreation and Camps

Peak tourist season from June through August supports activities such as touring Sony/Culver Studios and biking Ballona Creek. Summer camps for kids include sports and art programs during this period.

Summer Festivals

Major upcoming summer festivals include the free Juneteenth celebration, which is family-friendly and features kids' activities and music. The August Fiesta La Ballona weekend festival takes place at Veterans Park with carnival rides and food.

These activities provide regular opportunities for outdoor engagement through the summer season. Residents can check the listed dates for the music series and market schedule to plan visits. The Juneteenth event and Fiesta La Ballona offer additional family options at specific parks.

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