Ten years ago, nearby neighbor Highland Park was in the midst of not only rediscovering its artistic wings, but embroiled in the growing pains of forming new neighborhood councils. Universal Studios Publicity VP and local resident Elliot Sekuler had an idea fo... More »
For so many in the world, Italy is the land of romance. From delicate works of art and literature that celebrate love, to more than 100 ways to say “I love you,†to food and wine that will make you swoon with happiness, Italy has earned its reputation. Tra... More »
Pasadena is a great place to live, but it is missing one key thing, an ocean view. That prompts many of us to head for the wide blue Pacific when we want a change of pace, some fresh ocean air and balmy temperatures. There are any number of locations and rest... More »
On October 18, 2013, Pacific Asia Museum will open the newly renovated Ralph and Angelyn Riffenburgh Gallery featuring Chinese art as part of its continued renovations of the permanent collection galleries. In 2010, Pacific Asia Museum launched a long-range pl... More »
From casual parties at home to corporate luncheons at the office, let Charlie’s Trio handle the food while you focus on having fun (or in the case of office luncheons, impressing the boss). Enjoy these catering packages that can be adjusted to accommodate any ... More »
Pacific Asia Museum presents Constructed Visions: New Media from Korea from August 23 through November 24, 2013 in the Focus Gallery. This exhibition introduces four contemporary Korean artists who construct striking examinations of their environments, both ur... More »
A man’s home is his castle, and whatever happens, a man should ensure his castle is kept in perfect order and well-maintained. Especially homes of the historic variety such as Craftsman Bungalows. Pasadena holds a very special place in its heart for bungalows,... More »
Preschool storytime at the Sierra Madre Public Library will take a week’s nap and will not meet on Monday, June 3 and Wednesday, June 5. Summer Reading begins on June 10, and library programs are taking a break so staff can ready the library for all the summ... More »
A Pasadena colonial style home used in the filming of Steve Martin’s “Father of the Bride†in 1991 ranked number two on a list of the “Top Ten Movie Mansions,†according to a list compiled by Homes.com that was released today. Built in 1925, the five... More »
This week, the Pasadena Hiking Pacers are heading to Malibu for a hike to Sandstone Peak via the Mishe Mokwa Trail on Sunday, October 14 at 7:00 a.m. Sandstone Peak is the highest point in the Santa Monica Mountains with breathtaking views from Santa Barbara a... More »
Local hiking group the Pasadena Hiking Pacers has announced Echo Mountain as its next destination for its weekly climb this coming October 7, 2012. Echo Mountain is the location of the historic “White City,” a resort built along the scenic Mt. Lowe Railway. Th... More »
The Blinn House Foundation will honor the 2012 recipients of the 9th Annual Dr. Robert Winter award, named for a noted Pasadena architectural historian and author. The award winners, John Frederick Merritt of  Berkeley, and Dr. Robert Kneisel of Pasadena, are... More »
