Movies
What We’re Watching: ‘Manifest’ Tops Streaming Ratings For Sixth Time
“Manifest” vaulted three spots to top the list of the
What We Watched: Emmy Viewership Rises After Six Consecutive Record Lows
The Emmy Awards ended a six-year streak of record- low
Music
Pasadena Pops Perform 100 Years of Broadway Hits to Close a Sell-Out Season
Michael Feinstein and the Pasadena POPS close their popular outdoor
Pasadena Symphony Announces 2021/22 Symphony Season
Pasadena Symphony announces its 94th season with an exhilarating schedule of seven
LA Phil, LA Master Chorale Requiring Full Vaccination at Disney Concert Hall
The Los Angeles Philharmonic and Los Angeles Master Chorale
Theater
Parson’s Nose Presents Classics Familiar to Everyone With Its ‘Radio Theatre Series’
Parson’s Nose Theatre in Pasadena will continue to use the
‘National Theatre Live’ Offers ‘A View From the Bridge’ at Boston Court
Boston Court Pasadena on Friday will be featuring “A View
Pasadena Playhouse Go-Gos ‘Head Over Heels’ for Upcoming 2021-2022 Season
Expect great things, safe things, and unexpected things from the
The Arts
Local Arts Facility Gets a Facelift with New Mural to Be Unveiled Saturday
A new mural will be unveiled on Saturday afternoon at
Registration Open for Downtown Halloween ART
Sierra Madre Civic Club is calling all Sierra Madre households
Enlightenment-Era Masterpiece to Be Exhibited at The Huntington
Joseph Wright of Derby, “An Experiment on a Bird in
Nightlife
Enjoy Market 626 This Long Weekend
626 Night Market, the iconic local festival inspired by the
Pasadena Latino Heritage Month Celebrations Continue with Virtual Loteria Game Night on Friday
As part of the Latino Heritage Month celebration, the Latino
Your Pasadena Live Music Round Up
Despite the multitude of music streaming services available, nothing comes
Children
East Pasadena Preschool Welcomes Community with ‘Story Time’ Event
With the Cat in the Hat and other storybook characters,
Pasadena Humane Resumes In-Person Programs for Kids
Pasadena Humane is inviting kids to return for in-person programming
Dance
Pasadena Dance Teacher Explains the Spiritual Significance of the Winter Solstice
In addition to being the shortest day of the year,
Let’s Get Physical with Theatre 360 for a Month of ’80s Style Aerobics
Starting on Tuesday, Dec. 8, Theatre 360 is hosting four
Prevent Quarantine Boredom, Loneliness and Depression with Zoom Online Autumn Courses for Adults 40 and Older
During this period of quarantine, many older adults want to
Food & Wine
The Stand Burger Spot Takes Three Categories in 2021 Cheeseburger Vote
Playhouse District eatery The Stand took home three honors in
Starts Today: El Torito Serves Up New Outdoor Dining Ofrendas
Antsy? Hungry? El Torito is ready for you. Head over
Women-Owned Restaurants, Unite!
One of Pasadena’s favorite restaurants is joining forces with more
Science & Tech
Theme of October 6, Cosmic Cocktail Hour is “Dancing in the Night Sky: A Journal of Helium Stars”
For the monthly Cosmic Cocktail Hour Wednesday, Oct. 6, at
Mt. Wilson Observatory Launches New Monthly Program Brimming With the Observatory’s Rich History
Mount Wilson Observatory launched a new fact-filled free Zoom series
The Strawberry Moon, Last Supermoon Of 2021, Will Be Clearly Visible Thursday and Friday Night
When you hear about a Strawberry Moon that’s going to
Museum & Libraries
Knitting Class for Beginners
The Pasadena Public Library is holding a free online knitting
Pasadena Public Library Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month With Alpaca Fiber Weaving Activity
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pasadena Public Library
Huntington Library Commissions Renowned Artist Kehinde Wiley to Paint New Work Inspired by “The Blue Boy”
The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens announced Wednesday
