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2 Foothill cities, 2 wine and jazz benefits, this Saturday only
Tweet And there’s no reason to miss either free-flowing, beat-filled soiree. Organizers of the Pasadena Wine Festival will offer free admission to anyone who shows a ticket for the nearby Sierra Madre Wine and Jazz Walk benefiting City of Hope. … Continue reading
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Tagged Arcadia, arts, benefit, causes, City of Hope, culture, dining, food, fundraising, jazz, music, Pasadena, Pasadena Wine Festival, Sierra Madre, Sierra Madre Wine and Jazz Walk, wine
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10 reasons to be excited about the L.A. County Fair at Pomona Fairplex
Tweet 1. FRIED EVERYTHING It’s definitely best to tackle these bad boys with a group of adventurous eaters, that way the burden of consumption doesn’t rest solely on your shoulders. On my last trip to the Fair, I tried the … Continue reading
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Tagged Boyz II Men, Chicken Charlie, events, family, ferris wheel, festival, food, fried, fun, L.A. County Fair, monster trucks, music, Pasadena, Pomona, rides
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Keeping cool: Pasadena Jazz Festival swings into the Arboretum
Tweet Bring chairs, blankets and fellow music enthusiasts to the hottest coolest jazz extravaganza in the San Gabriel Valley. This weekend, the 14th redwhite+bluezz Pasadena Jazz Festival will set up shop for a two-day outdoor concert at the scenic Arboretum. Over the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arboretum, Arcadia, concert, jazz, live, music, Pasadena, Pasadena Jazz Festival, redwhite+bluezz, weekend
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Photos: Rose Magazine kick-off party with the Pasadena POPS
Rose Magazine partnered with the Pasadena POPS and the Star-News to celebrate the kick-off of our summer dining and entertainment issue on Friday, June 18. The party was held on the lawn adjacent to the Rose Bowl, which is the … Continue reading
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Tagged celebration, cocktails, dining, music, orchestra, party, Pasadena, photos, POPS, Rose Bowl, Rose Magazine, symphony, venue
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Weekend guide: All the Doo Dah day; South Pasadena turns up the volume; and the Homestead Museum takes you back in time
Saturday, May 1 Doo Dah Parade It’s that time again; Pull your crazy hat out of the closet for the 34th occasional Pasadena Doo Dah Parade. It’s the best free fun you could imagine, and by fun we mean hanging … Continue reading
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Tagged Arboretum, art, Doo Dah Parade, festival, gardening, green, guide, Homestead Museum, Industry, L.A. Garden Show, music, Pasadena, South Pasadena, Victorian fair, weekend
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Weekend guide: Earth Day at Descanso and a show-stopping Showcase House
>>GO SATURDAY, April 17 Earth Day at Descanso Spring is in full bloom at Descanso, from the lilacs to the roses, so there’s no better place to celebrate Earth Day. From 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m., a butterfly appreciation corner will spotlight … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, art, artists, Brewery ArtWalk, butterfly, Descanso Gardens, design, downtown, Earth Day, family, guide, home tour, Kidspace, Los Angeles, music, Pasadena, Showcase House, weekend
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Photos: New $66 million arts complex at East Los Angeles College nearing completion
>>LIVE At a sneak preview yesterday, officials at East Los Angeles College unveiled the very-nearly-complete, $66 million Performing and Fine Arts Center in Monterey Park. [Full story, Star-News] The new center, slated to open in July, includes three multi-level buildings to … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, design, East Los Angeles College, fine arts, gallery, Monterey Park, music, performance, Vincent Price Art Museum
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Drumroll, please: Carmelite nuns to hold first-ever public concert, live and ‘unplugged’ in Duarte
>>GO It wouldn’t be fair to compare “The Carmelite Sisters in Concert: Unplugged” to the movie “Sister Act” because Whoopi Goldberg and her merry band of nuns have nothing on this group of devoted Southland singers. Members of the Carmelite … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmelite, Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles, concert, Duarte, hymns, music, nuns, sisters, video, world premiere
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Photo gallery: Lucent L’amour love fest in downtown L.A.
>>PLAY The Do Lab does it again (and again and again): This Valentine’s weekend, the Shrine Expo Hall was playground to more than 100 carousing artists and legions of curious interlopers checking out a frenzied scene. Music, art and a … Continue reading
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Tagged art, downtown, Los Angeles, Lucent L'Amour, music, scene, Shrine Expo Hall, The Do Lab, Watchara Phomicinda
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