Comanche Scholar Flips the Script on Who’s Captured in History’s Archives
For centuries, archives told stories about the Comanches—captivity narratives
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Fire-Ravaged Altadena Gets Holiday Blues Workshop
The Altadena Library District will host a free “Holiday Blues
Pasadena Offers Free Flu Shots at Libraries After Deadliest Season for Children in Two Decades
In the wake of the deadliest flu season for American
A Community Rising: Salvation Army Pasadena’s Gala Aims to Rebuild Lives After Fire
Nine months after the Eaton Fire forced families from their
Fifty Years to Dismantle Democracy: Author Traces Supreme Court’s Systematic Attack on Voting Rights
In 1981, a Harvard Law School graduate joined the Reagan
Free Legal Help Available for Pasadena Seniors Navigating Estate Planning
For seniors facing estate planning decisions—from drafting a will to
Bilingual Tech Help Program Bridges Digital Divide for Pasadena Seniors
For older adults struggling to navigate an increasingly digital world,
Alison Saar and Blake Riley Bring Butler’s “Kindred” to Life in Handcrafted Edition
When artist Alison Saar chose Octavia E. Butler’s 1979 novel
Pasadena Library Hosts Award-Winning Author Joseph Lee in Virtual Talk on Indigenous Identity
Award-winning journalist Joseph Lee will discuss his stirring memoir, “Nothing
After-Hours Inspiration: Sketching Among Masterworks
Art aficionados will gather for an evening of creative exploration