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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Pictured: Moment in the sun at the Norton Simon Museum
Aristide Maillol sculptures lounge perpetually in the garden at the Norton Simon Museum. The sculpture garden is one of the museum’s most popular features, and is the centerpiece of the several events, like drawing classes, spotlight art talks and outdoor … Continue reading
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Tagged Aristide Maillol, art, events, garden, museum, Norton Simon, outdoors, Pasadena, sculpture, summer
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Party on the platform: A celebration on the Colorado Street Bridge
If structures in the city play a starring role in the film reel of Pasadena’s life, the Colorado Street Bridge would be its perennial headliner. Once again this year, the roadway will be closed to traffic for a celebration on … Continue reading
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Tagged bridge, celebration, Colorado Boulevard, Colorado Street Bridge, event, go, history, party, Pasadena, Pasadena Heritage, preservation
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UPDATED: Blaze rages at Plate 38 restaurant in East Pasadena
UPDATED: Read the full report by Nathan McIntire in the Star-News. A fire tore through a newly opened East Pasadena eatery today. Plate 38 just opened for business four days ago at the corner of Sierra Madre Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard. The … Continue reading
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Tagged blaze, breaking, City News Service, dining, East Pasadena, eat, fire, Pasadena, Plate 38, restaurant, Star-News
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Pasadena Playhouse emerges from bankruptcy
Pasadena Playhouse officials said the theater company emerged Wednesday from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, after its financial reorganization plan was approved by a Los Angeles court. “We are deeply grateful for the collective support that has allowed the Playhouse to expeditiously … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, bankruptcy, breaking, culture, emerge, Pasadena, Pasadena Playhouse, Playhouse, Playhouse District, theater
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Alhambra’s archway: A gateway to architectural discussion
A weekend Star-News story by Brian Charles includes some clarifying details from Alhambra city officials on the architectural inspiration behind a new 26-foot tall, 20-foot wide archway at Fremont Avenue and Valley Boulevard. “Our original concept was to do something like the Arc de Triomphe,” (Deputy City … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, Arc de Triomphe, architecture, curb appeal, Curbed LA, debate, French, Moorish, Spanish, The Alhambra
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