Movies
What We’re Watching: ‘Bullet Train’ Shoots to Top of Box Office With $30.1 Million
The action film “Bullet Train” starring Brad Pitt opened with
America’s Got Talent Returns to Pasadena, Free Tickets Available
NBC’s America’s Got Talent, hosted by Pasadena native former NFL
What We’re Watching: ‘America’s Got Talent,’ `60 Minutes’ Top TV Ratings
NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” was the most-watched prime-time program for
Music
Feel the Blue Breeze Tonight at Altadena’s 25th Annual Summer Concert in the Park
Motown R&B-influenced Blue Breeze Band will be performing Saturday, Aug.
Head in the Clouds Music Festival Floats Back to Pasadena in Late August
For the second year in a row, Head In The
Palomino Fest Brings Musical Rodeo to the Arroyo
Curled cowboy hats and pointy toe boots were the de
Theater
New Local Music Theatre to Stage ‘Hair’ For Inaugural Production
After standing in “amazement” looking at the beautiful amphitheater at
Pasadena Playhouse Reaps a Bounty of LA Drama Critics Circle Awards
In a victory as dramatic as its own productions, the
Peter Hall’s Musical Adaptation of George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ is Funny and Devastating at A Noise Within
How do lies become truths? A Noise Within presents George Orwell’s savage satire, Animal
The Arts
South Pasadena Library Celebrates Ray Bradbury August 20th
On Saturday, August 20th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Library
“‘At the Table’ Traces the Ways We Interacted With Food Through the Pandemic”
Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena is opened new
Unique Visual Exhibit Displays Fourteen Decades of Altadena History on Annular Rings of 140-Year Old Deodar Tree
Planted in 1883, Deodar Tree #8 (also known as “Herbert”)
Nightlife
It’s Sunday, But There’s Still Nightlife to Be Enjoyed in Pasadena
It’s the new normal and having worked from home for
Pasadena’s Legendary Ice House Comedy Club Offers Hints About Its Anticipated Reopening and Stunning Renovations
Pasadena’s legendary Ice House has been closed for renovations since
Nightlife: Live Shows and Performances in Pasadena
It’s the new normal and having worked from home for
Children
Start The School Year Off Right With These 3 Colorful Supplies
It’s back-to-school season, which means it’s time to gather the
School District Provides Free Breakfast and Lunch For Pasadena Children, Teens
The Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) has begun offering free
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
Channel Surf the Universe with Fun-Filled “Astrophysics Variety Hour” From Caltech
Pasadena-based California Institute of Technology Infrared, Processing and Analysis Center
Virtual Coffee Meet Up this Friday To Discuss Opportunities for Entrepreneurs in Blue Economy
All economic activities related to oceans are part of the
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
Museum & Libraries
Just Opened: Off Kilter: Power and Pathos at USC PAM
The works of Asian artists Sandra Low, Keiko Fukazawa, and
New Exhibition will Explore the Making of the Huntington’s Chinese Garden
Visitors to the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
The Boy is Back! Gainsborough’s ‘The Blue Boy’ Comes Home
Thomas Gainsborough’s “The Blue Boy,” considered the most famous British