The opening of ‘A Dreamer’s World’ art exhibit at A.G.B.U. Vatche & Tamar Manoukian Center/Boyajian Hall will feature artwork from renowned Armenian painter Gevorg “Endza” Babakhanyan. The exhibit will run from Nov. 2 to 4 and is free to the public. We saw his paintings online and read of his exhibit in Pasadena and knew we had to publicize these very interesting abstracts. The exhibit Continue Reading
MUSE/IQUE’s Car/Tunes Opens in Pasadena.
MUSE/IQUE’s 2018-2019 Uncorked series is an exploration of the role of songs in our lives, from the ditties we sing in our cars to love ballads to anthems of healing and beyond. It's on Sunday, October 28, beginning with mingling at 6 and the performance at 7 pm. It's at the Art Center College of Design. The Uncorked experience is designed to break conventions by eliminating barriers, Continue Reading
Mortgage Market Analysis for the Week of October 15, 2018.
The big news last week was a major selloff in the Stock Market, with the Dow down more than 1.000 points. Normally that would be positive for mortgage rates, but this time the impact was midly positive and mortgage rates ended slightly lower, but remain near their highest levels in many years. It is common to see mortgage rates fall when the stock market declines and vice versa, but this is not Continue Reading
Spatial Reality: Artists Explore the Future of XR.
https://vimeo.com/287303979 sp[a]ce presents Spatial Reality: Artists Explore the Future of XR from Friday, October 12, 2018, through Sunday, October 28, 2018, at sp[a]ce, Pasadena, This exhibit, is a spectrum of ‘extended’ reality that includes virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR)—three-dimensionalizes the virtual world. After a half-century of computing in 2D, Continue Reading
The Pan – Classic American Food in Pasadena.
The Pan, a casual comfort food spot serving breakfast all day is a new stop in Old Pasadena. The Pan is out of the greater South Bay. The team has multiple locations across Gardena and Long Beach, and are now jumping further north to take over in Old Pasadena. The Pan should fit in nicely as a casual all-day classic American stop, doing all-day pancakes and omelets, as well as Continue Reading
Here comes a hard new blow to the housing market.
Mortgage rates hit their highest level in more than seven years this week at nearly 5%, a level that could deter many home buyers and represents another setback for the slumping housing market. The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 4.9%—the largest weekly jump in about two years—according to data released Thursday by mortgage-finance giant Freddie Mac Lenders and Continue Reading
Old Pasadena Halloween Celebration from October 21 through October 31.
Come to Celebrate Halloween in Old Pasadena! Free and open to the public. A frightfully good time for the whole family! Enjoy festivities such as an annual Pumpkin Decorating Extravaganza and a movie screening. Fun Halloween festivities will be provided for little ones to enjoy. There will also be a doggy costume parade and trick-or-treating along Colorado Boulevard and in the Continue Reading
Council Passes Ordinance Which Fast Tracks Converting Hotels and Motels into Housing for the Homeless
A new Pasadena law would allow local hotels and motels to be more easily converted to permanent supportive housing. The ordinance passed 5-1, with Councilmember Gene Masuda voting against it. Masuda expressed concerns that much of the new family-oriented permanent housing resulting from the zoning amendment would occur in his district. The Pasadena City Council Monday amended two Continue Reading
Coming Soon in Pasadena!
WALKTOBER Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition (PasCSC) joins with numerous civic and cultural organizations to host Walktober, which promotes and celebrates our city’s amazing walkability. Lace up your walking shoes and take part in the nearly 20 scheduled walking events, including three tours with Pasadena Heritage, the Playhouse District’s ArtWalk strolls with Councilmembers and two tours in Continue Reading
Pasadena Eateries Already Implementing New State Straws Law.
With a stroke of Gov. Jerry Brown’s pen last week, California has become the first state to bar full-service restaurants from handing out drinking straws to customers unless specifically requested. The law takes effect the first of the year, but many Pasadena eateries have already begun implementing the change. And authorities are keeping a watchful eye on developments in the restaurant Continue Reading
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