Kim Kardashian will be at the newly remodeled Westfield Culver City this Saturday at 1pm. The OK! Magazine Beauty Editor and reality show star will be there to offer her personal fashion tips to fans.

First 100 visitors in line get an autograph and picture taken with Kim.

Westfield Culver City
6000 Sepulveda Blvd.
Culver City

There's a warehouse sale of high end Artemide and Rezek lamps this Saturday 11/6 from 10am - 5pm.  Get up to 80% off discontinued, reconditioned, or showroom pieces.

Royal/T, the restaurant and art gallery combo on Washington, has been celebrating all things Hello Kitty with an exhibition and events called Three Apples: Hello Kitty 35th Birthday Party and Exhibition.  

Here's a fantastic recap of the opening night and great pictures from Food Librarian, and here's one of a daytime visit to the gallery.  (Food Librarian's photoset embedded after the jump.)

(Update: Here's a cool look at Hello Kitty's history from the LA Times.)

The exhibition is open everyday from 10am - 10pm, and closes November 15.  In addition to the exhibition, there are special events on weekends.

Goodie bags given to the first 100 visitors for every event, and there will be DJ powered music at each event. Here are the remaining events:

On Saturday (Nov 15), two renderings of a future Veterans' Memorial Park will be shown to the community.  Residents are encouraged to check out the renderings and provide comments.

Wonderful World Art Gallery is opening an exhibition inspired by Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are". 

To Celebrate the 30+ original Maurice Sendak drawings now in the Gallery, we have asked 12 Artists to create an original work of art, in their style, based on the Internationally loved children's book "Where the Wild Things Are."

As almost all of Maurice Sendak’s original art works were donated to the Rosenbach Museum in Philadelphia, PA, this is exciting opportunity to view and purchase art rarely available to the public. The pieces come from various projects that Sendak worked on including character studies from “Where the Wild Things Are” and “Seven Little Monsters,” as well as drawings used in the creation of murals painted in San Francisco’s Metreon Center.

On Friday, November 7, Antioch University is hosting an all-day event discussing the future of LA transportation.  It's called:

A Future Without Cars?
People, Bikes and Community in 21st Century Los Angeles

Featured speakers include Robert Gottlieb, Director of the Urban Environmental Policy Institute and author of Reinventing Los Angeles, James Rojas of the Latino Urban Forum and Joe Linton, urban artist and co-founder of the L.A. County Bike Coalition.

Where and when:

Friday, November 7, 2008

Veterans Memorial Auditorium
4117 Overland Ave.,
Culver City