Movies
CaltechLive! Presents Last Laugh with Elaina Newport
CaltechLive! presents Last Laugh with Elaina Newport, an afternoon in
What We’re Watching: Documentary Series About Longtime Couples Premieres Tuesday
“My Love: Six Stories of True Love,” a six-part documentary
‘Coming 2 America’ Again Tops Streaming Viewership
“Coming 2 America” was the most-streamed program for the second
Music
Composer Richard Einhorn to be Highlighted at Salastina Happy Hour
Salastina Music Society, whose eastside home is Barrett Hall at
Piano Concert to Feature Schumann and Bach
The Third@First Concert Series at First United Methodist Church will
Earth, Wind & Fire Headlines Race to Erase MS Benefit Concert at the Rose Bowl
Earth, Wind & Fire will be performing live at
Theater
Science-Driven Play “The New Galileos” Goes Onstage at Caltech
Theater Arts at Caltech (TACIT) is presenting an online version
Noise Now Announces An Audio Odyssey – “Sonnets for an Old Century”
Noise Now announces its first audio play: Oscar-nominated José Rivera’s
Sierra Madre Playhouse Sets Its Night of the Stars for April 18
Sierra Madre Playhouse is ready to get festive as it
The Arts
Vietnamese-American artist Tran, T. Kim-Trang Discusses Her 2020 Work, “Movements: Battles and Solidarity”
Los Angeles-based Vietnamese-American artist Tran T. Kim-Trang will discuss her
New Altadena Arts Organization Launches “Art of the Month” Program
Altadena Arts, a new organization formed by Executive Director Eugene
Kids Can Be Themselves at Theatre 360’s New Winter Class
Theatre 360 invites you to take one of their many
Nightlife
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
Kids! It’s Entry Time For Your “Be Kind to Animals” Poster
The Pasadena Humane Society is celebrating Be Kind to
You Could Win a Year’s Supply of Girl Scout Cookies Today
You’re already likely planning to fill your cupboards with Girl
Adopt a Butterfly at Kidspace
Celebrate spring with a science project that your little citizen
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
Spark Scientific Discovery at Home
Science influences many aspects of daily life in countless ways.
Applications for 2021 NASA Planetary Science Summer School at JPL Due April 1
Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena has started accepting applications for
JPL Hosts von Karman Lecture on Spacecraft Origami
JPL and NASA invite you to join their latest von
Museum & Libraries
Author Talk: Andrew Morton on ‘Elizabeth and Margaret’
English journalist and author Andrew Morton will discuss his new
Spring Springs At Nearby Descanso Gardens
Each spring, Descanso Gardens explodes in blossoms of all varieties.
Kidspace Children’s Museum in Pasadena to Reopen For Members Next Month, Spring Camp Already Underway
After more than a year of pandemic-induced closure, Kidspace Children’s
