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Pictured: Dickens Village holiday festival lights up Sierra Madre
Tweet Sierra Madre held its annual Dickens Village holiday festival on Saturday in the city’s charming downtown shopping district. In Kersting Court, a Christmas tree lighting ceremony was followed by the arrival of the Jolly Old Elf himself. Is … Continue reading
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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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Sierra Madre’s The Shabby Dog pet boutique is decidedly chic
Tweet The Shabby Dog is a Sierra Madre-based line of fashionable dog products that, betraying its charming name, is far more chic than shabby. In addition to carrying some serious handcrafted sparkle from B.B. Simon, entrepreneur Sandy Duvall and her … Continue reading
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Shop the Block: Savor the Flavor, 11 Kersting Court
>>SHOP Gourmet specialty food store Savor the Flavor is the kind of shop run by people — a mother and daughter team — who know and love food. The kind of food that brings people together, for parties, holidays and … Continue reading
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Shop the Block: B.la, 24 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
>>SHOP This is the smallest but most precious gift shop in which you’ll ever set foot. Owner Deb Doumitt packs a spatially-restrained but powerful punch in her eclectic mix of goodies. Her stock of stationery and fine paper goods is … Continue reading
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Shop the Block: Attitude!, 90 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
>>SHOP A bit like an upscale Melrose shop, Attitude! is a gem in the crown of Sierra Madre’s boutique shopping scene. The owners create many of their own designs and execute them in craftsman-like detail. Handbags, in particular, are a … Continue reading
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Shop the Block: La Bella Rouge, 34 N. Baldwin Ave.
>>SHOP French provincial touches meet the Montmarte-ian in La Bella Rouge, a women’s clothing and accessories boutique. Notebooks and knick-knacks put a hint of Anthropologie in this roadside shop, but without the sky-high prices and with a little more love. … Continue reading
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Pasadena area real-estate roundup
>>LIVE The Smith Brothers’ Spitfire Saloon ended its short run on De Lacey Ave., and the space has now been transformed into Cheval Blanc, a French brasserie. (via EaterLA) Related: The Smith brothers, Bob and Gregg, opened up about the … Continue reading