Movies
What We’re Watching: ‘Civil War’ Edges Out ‘Abigail’ to Keep Box Office Lead
“Civil War” held onto its spot atop the box office
What We’re Watching: ‘Civil War’ Opens with $25.7 Million to Lead Box Office
“Civil War” toppled “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” from
What We’re Watching: ‘Godzilla x Kong’ Still Tops at Box Office
“Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” kept its spot atop
Music
Musical Interludes Grand Finale Highlights the Musical Influences of Nadia Boulanger
The Pasadena Conservatory of Music invites the community to the
Caltech Students Bring Earth Sciences to the Stage in ‘The Earth Data: the Musical’
As concerns about climate change and environmental sustainability continue to
South Pasadena Gears Up for 14th Annual Eclectic Music Festival and Arts Crawl
Anticipation is building for the 14th annual Eclectic Music Festival
Theater
Telling the King’s Tale
August Wilson’s “American Century Cycle,” ten plays written between 1982
When August Wilson is a Family Affair: Interview with Aaron Jennings
When Aaron Jennings took on the role of Hedley in
Theatre Americana’s Long Legacy of Cultural Enrichment Continues with ‘Steel Magnolias’ Production
Celebrating over 80 years of contributions to the arts and
The Arts
100 Day Social Media Project Featuring Treasures from Pasadena Museum of History
“Centennial Exposition: 100 Objects in 100 Days,” one of the
Kwame Brathwaite’s Melodic Lens: A Visionary’s Journey Through Music and Photography, On Exhibit at ArtCenter
In the dimly lit jazz clubs of the Bronx, a
Groove into Artistic Inspiration: Terry Chatkupt’s ‘Vinyl Night’ at Armory Center for the Arts
Acclaimed Pasadena visual artist, filmmaker, and musician Terry Chatkupt hosts
Nightlife
Nightlife: Live Shows and Performances in Pasadena This Weekend
It’s the new normal and having worked from home for
Pasadena’s Legendary Ice House Comedy Club Reopening in February With New Amenities
The legendary Ice House Comedy Club, which has been
Children
Kids Activities in Pasadena Friday and Over the Weekend
Thinking of fun things for your kids? Parents,
Kidspace Children’s Museum Opens Butterfly Season 2024 with Art and Conservation
Kidspace Children’s Museum kicked off Butterfly Season 2024 with a
The Unicorn Store Brings Enchantment to Pasadena with Whimsical Pop-Up Store
Nestled in Old Pasadena’s One Colorado, The Unicorn Store opened
Dance
Leigh Purtill Ballet Company’s “Ballet in Bloom” Gala Celebrates Art and Community
The Leigh Purtill Ballet Company is set to host its
Neuro-Atypical Artists Shine in Lineage Performing Arts Center’s ‘Dance for Joy’
Step into a world of artistic empowerment and joy as
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Wakes Up from Its Four Year Siesta at Pasadena Senior Center
After pausing for four years, the eagerly anticipated Cinco de
Food & Wine
Solve Busy Weeknights with Simple, Satisfying Meals
Juggling those weeknight responsibilities including homework, catching up on emails,
Doughnut Miss This! Krispy Kreme Unveils Eclipse Treat
Move over, moonpies—Krispy Kreme is blasting off to celebrate the
Science & Tech
Watson Lectures Kick Off New Season
Started in 1922 to share modern scientific advances with the
ArtCenter Alum Charlene Joy Dela Cruz Brings Her UX Skills to NASA’s JPL
It’s a bright, breezy day, and alum Charlene Joy Dela
Pi Day Challenge: Solve Stellar Math Problems With JPL
Pi Day is the annual tribute to the mathematical constant
Museum & Libraries
Museums of the Arroyo Day Offers Free Admission to Explore Pasadena’s History and Culture
Visitors can enjoy exhibitions, crafts, and self-guided tours at five
Altadena’s Bob Lucas Memorial Library in Altadena Closed for Major Renovation; Book Sale Planned Friday, Saturday
In a bid to enhance its services and offerings, the
Go See “I Saw It: Francisco de Goya, Printmaker” Exhibition at the Norton Simon Museum
The Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena will present “I Saw
