Pasadena Weekly

Pasadena Weekly

For over 35 years, Pasadena Weekly has served as the go-to source for news, culture, and entertainment in the greater Pasadena region. This publication comes out every Thursday and can be found for free at over 600 spots across Northeast Los Angeles County.

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  • 2 days ago | pasadenaweekly.com | Alicia Venter

    The San Marino Motor Classic, a nonprofit event funding local charities while displaying and judging many of the world’s finest classic cars, is returning to Lacy Park for two days starting Aug. 23. This year’s beneficiaries were announced earlier this month, the organizations working daily in the Pasadena and San Marina community. “Summer is here and so is the San Marino Motor Classic,” San Marino Mayor Gretchen Shepherd Romey said.

  • 2 weeks ago | pasadenaweekly.com | Ed Condran

    It’s not easy to book Vincent Rodriguez III. The venerable actor-vocalist who earned raves in the CW romantic musical comedy drama “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and impressed in the holiday movie “Christmas on Cherry Lane” is a busy thespian. Rodriguez is making time, however, to appear at the 11th annual “An Evening Among the Roses” on Friday, June 13 at the Huntington.

  • 2 weeks ago | pasadenaweekly.com | Ellen Snortland

    “In a time of destruction, create something. A poem. A parade. A community. A school. A vow. A moral principle. One peaceful moment.” — Maxine Hong Kingston, novelist. “Honey, what did you do with your house keys?” I asked. Ken replied, “I threw them out.”“When did you do that?”So I pawed through the trash like a dog digging for a bone, and… voilá! One was rainbow-colored, another had a skull on top, and the third was a brass Plain Jane.

  • 3 weeks ago | pasadenaweekly.com | Laura Latzko

    Choral groups don’t often focus on American composers…which is why fans of the genre are in for a treat next week. The Pasadena Chorale will showcase pieces by several different U.S. composers, in a variety of styles, during its upcoming “Sing America Part Two: E Pluribus Unum” concert. The show is the second installment in the chorale’s “Sing America” series. It will be held Wednesday, June 11, at the First United Methodist Church Pasadena and serve as the last concert of the 2024-25 season.

  • 3 weeks ago | pasadenaweekly.com | Laura Latzko

    The tragedy pushed Guzman to fulfill a lifelong dream: Write a novel. Released in April, the mortgage loan officer’s first book, “The One Who Stayed,” follows Isabella, a Latina mother of three dealing with feelings of emotional neglect in her 20-year marriage. In the car with her husband, David, Isabella has an epiphany that forces her to make a life-altering decision. “She’s coming to the realization that they no longer have anything in common,” said Guzman, who also has three children.

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