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Sony Holland and Larry Koonse Culver's Club
An old Ducati
Eco- Station mobile, Culver City, Los Angeles area
pretty Culver City landscape, CaliforniaSeek out the Star Eco Station
Though on the major Jefferson Blvd which runs through the city, the Star Eco Station is a little hidden treasure. The wildlife rescue haven is worth checking out, especially for bird enthusiasts or for those who travel with the kids. I happen to come here for the annual African-American Arts Festival held just outside the building. There are very informative, hands-on and entertaining tours given on the hour.
To note:
This is mostly a weekend affair. Head here from the 405 freeway, exit Overland or the 10 off Jefferson. Unfortuately for public transit, the Eco-Station is not so friendly on Sat and Sun. It probably would benefit being in downtown. The closest bus (Culver City Bus #7) stops at Washington/Overland intersection, which is about a 15 min walk or about 3 blks away. Otherwise, the CCB #4 stops just a few steps from the entrance Mon-Fri.
Tickets: $8; $6 children; $7 seniors(60+); children in strollers are free.
Year-round hours: F 1-5 PM; Sat & Sun: 10 AM -4PM
Summer hours: M-F 1-5 PM
Star Eco Station at:
10101 W. Jefferson Blvd
