Spring is coming. Yes, it’s felt like spring—or rather summer—here in Pasadena already. But let’s focus on fashion trends instead of weather right now. And that means, in just a few weeks, new trends will arrive in stores everywhere. So, what can we expect? According to fashion gurus Elle and Harpers Bazaar, spring lines will […]
Vans, Urban Outfitters, Kate Spade — each of these stores has adorable, cool, and affordable sneaks. For everyone. Seriously—kids, men, women, skaters, classics, stylists can all find their perfect pair, right here in Old Pasadena. First up? Vans. The company has been around since the 1960s and luckily, Old Pasadena has its very own Vans […]
The second anniversary of Mi Historia, Mi Manera (My Story, My Way) will be celebrated this Saturday, Feb. 27, with a day-long block party that will include chalk art, a photo booth, food trucks, giveaways, and an immersive theater experience. The event will begin at 11 a.m. at Summit Avenue between Villa and Maple Streets […]
Masters of Taste is a luxury outdoor food festival that will have its inaugural debut in April on the field of the Rose Bowl. A long list of culinary masters, restaurants, and sweet masters will present their delicacies, and approximately 2,500 food and beverage enthusiasts are expected to attend. The beneficiary of Masters of Taste […]
The Pasadena Symphony will continue this season’s concerts with Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto for a powerful and romantic Valentine’s program on Saturday, February 13, at Pasadena’s Ambassador Auditorium. Music Director David Lockington will return to the podium for the Symphony’s ode to romance, which pairs Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2 with Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece. One of the most-loved violin concertos ever written, Tchaikovsky composed his […]
Like many of you, I’m trying to stick to a healthy routine of eating right and working out. My husband and I are eager to get passed our darn colds and start that routine! But first? We must shop. For affordable and adorable activewear, of course. Because who doesn’t feel better about working out if […]
For the first time, Pantone has released two colors as their Color of the Year. “As consumers seek mindfulness and well-being as an antidote to modern day stresses, welcoming colors that psychologically fulfill our yearning for reassurance and security are becoming more prominent,” writes pantone.com. “Joined together, Rose Quartz and Serenity demonstrate an inherent balance […]
The holidays are over and all the fine art institutions in our City are back in business. Following are four events that we think you’ll enjoy. Wed. Jan. 6, 7 p.m. – Free reading of Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia at ANW A Noise Within (ANW) presents a free, staged reading of Arcadia, directed by Stephen Rockwell. The […]
Readers, have you checked out the weather lately? If you haven’t, all I can say is get ready for rain. And lots of it. Looks like El Nino is coming. While I’m a Southern California native, I adore the rain. It feeds my creative soul and gives me a reason to enjoy layers, rain boots, […]
One of my favorite weeks of the year is between Christmas and New Years—there’s something extra relaxing about it. The holiday craziness is over; but the celebratory spirit is still very much alive. (Plus, the eating. No one’s ready to diet yet, am I right? Christmas cookies for breakfast until January 2nd.) But another reason […]