July 2015 - Around Town Pasadena

Inman Nominates deasy/penner&partners for 2015’s Most Innovative Real Estate Company.

By Dominic & Hem-young de Fazio Posted in Great Real Estate On Jul 31, 2015

Each year, Inman scans the universe of real estate companies, technology firms, individual innovators, successful agents, forward-thinking brokers, risk-takers and entrepreneurs. For this year’s candidates for the Inman Innovator awards, we chose 66 companies and individuals in six categories who are trying to change the industry. The final winner was announced at the Inman Connect conference at the […]

The Darling Boutique Elisa B has Re-opened in Old Pasadena.

By Robin Puelma Posted in Shopping & Fashion On Jul 29, 2015

When one store closes, another one opens. Isn’t that how the phrase goes? Well, it should. Because this is exactly what happened recently in Pasadena. Founderly, a vintage store located on Green Street, has closed its doors. Their window displays always caught my attention when walking by, so I was shocked to see it completely […]

My visit with William Shakespeare – an Angelena in Stratford-upon-Avon.

By Dena Burroughs Posted in Arts & Culture On Jul 28, 2015

My love for William Shakespeare developed during my years in college, as one of those things you never expect to happen but do. I fell in love with the Bard’s wit, his love verses, even his raunchy side, to tell the truth. Over the years I have seen countless Shakespeare plays performed by theater troupes […]

Spend A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN at the Pasadena Playhouse.

By Dena Burroughs Posted in Arts & Culture On Jul 27, 2015

If your heart jumps when you hear songs like “Me and Bobby McGee” and “Piece of My Heart,” and if you can recognize the voice of the great Janis Joplin by the first note, then the musical now performing at the Pasadena Playhouse is for you. A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN showcases the singer’s best-known […]

One Colorado is just one place to still make it to the Old Pasadena Film Festival.

By Dena Burroughs Posted in Arts & Culture On Jul 21, 2015

If, like me, you are still to catch a flick at the Old Pasadena Film Festival, there’s still time. Great movies, in some cases classics, will continue screening from Thursday through Saturday until August 1. This is a free event happening at four locations – Pasadena’s Central Park, One Colorado Courtyard, Distant Lands, and the […]

Lucky Brand: an American denim staple in Old Pasadena.

By Robin Puelma Posted in Shopping & Fashion On Jul 20, 2015

I know this store isn’t new to Old Pasadena, but when I was thinking of places to feature, I realized something. I have yet to write about Lucky Brand. Yes, this store has been in Old Pasadena for a little over a year (making the move from the Paseo), but it’s been a staple in […]

Listen to voices from Scandinavia and the Baltic at concert in Pasadena.

By Dena Burroughs Posted in Arts & Culture On Jul 15, 2015

The sounds of Scandinavia and the Baltic will grace our town when the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus (LACC), led by Artistic Director Anne Tomlinson, hosts an international choral exchange with the renowned Estonian TV Girls’ Choir and Finland’s Vox Aurea (“The Golden Voice”), that will culminate with a free concert featuring all three choirs on […]

Join the Patsy Cline listening party at Vroman’s Hastings Ranch.

By Dena Burroughs Posted in Arts & Culture On Jul 14, 2015

Patsy Cline lived a short life, yet she managed to become an American music icon. Ten years after her death she became the first woman to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Today, there is an array of books, documentaries, films, and theater plays that portray her life and her music. One […]

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By Dominic deFazio Posted in Arts & Culture On Jul 13, 2015

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