• About Us
    • Submissions
    • Advertise
    • Support
    • Subscribe
    • ColoradoBoulevard.net
    • Front Page
    • *News & Headlines
      • News
      • Editorials
      • Interviews
      • Tips
    • Events
      • Highlighted Events
      • Submit an Event
      • Event Categories
      • Locations
    • Environmental
      • Gardening
      • Organic
    • Arts
      • Reviews
      • Cartoons
      • Poetry
      • NeedleArts
    • Science, Tech, Biz
    • Food, Health, Education
      • Food
      • Health
      • Education
  • New Play Explores the Human Cost of the Russia-Ukraine War Through the Lens of "The Lord of the Rings"New Play Explores the Human Cost of the Russia-Ukraine War Through the Lens of…
  • Meet the Officers, Tour the Station, and Try the Dunk Tank at Arcadia's National Night OutMeet the Officers, Tour the Station, and Try the Dunk Tank at Arcadia's National…
  • Arroyo Seco Library's Neighborhood Walk Turns Highland Park into a PostcardArroyo Seco Library's Neighborhood Walk Turns Highland Park into a Postcard
  • Descanso Gardens Offers Two Free Ways To Connect With the Gardens This WeekendDescanso Gardens Offers Two Free Ways To Connect With the Gardens This Weekend
  • Los Angeles County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case of 2026Los Angeles County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case of 2026
  • Eighteen Months Later, Altadena Continues to RebuildEighteen Months Later, Altadena Continues to Rebuild
  • Pasadena to Honor Nathan Wolford With 2026 Robert Gorski Access AwardPasadena to Honor Nathan Wolford With 2026 Robert Gorski Access Award
      • *News & Headlines

        Altadena Pride Marks Five Years With Day-Long Festival of Resilience and Joy on Saturday, June 13

        • Melanie Hooks
          • June 10, 2026
          • 0 comments
      community members walk across a rainbow sidewalk

      Altadena Pride Walkabout set for Saturday, June 13 (File Photo – Deb Squared Photo)

      Altadena Pride, founded in 2021 by town councilmember Nic Arnzen, will celebrate five years of resilience, resistance, and joy this year with its annual free festival.

      By Melanie Hooks

      Despite a challenging year of rebuilding and healing, this year’s festival will continue. The festivities will begin outside the Altadena Community Center, followed by a group march winding through central Altadena, concluding with the traditional group photo at the Grocery Outlet “Welcome to Altadena” mural.

      Attendees will then have the option to join a welcoming interfaith spiritual gathering at the CORE hub before heading to Triangle Park for art, free lunch, and performances. The day concludes with the main event at the newly reopened Altadena Community Center, beginning at 2:00 pm, featuring entertainment, resource tables, a Youth Sanctuary, art, and refreshments.

      Each event is designed to stand alone, so participants are welcome to join the full program or attend any individual portion that speaks to them.

      Throughout the day, there will be appearances and speeches by surprise guests. As always, all activities, events, and food are free.

      Event Schedule

      • 10:00 am: Opening Ceremony outside the Altadena Community Center, 730 E. Altadena Dr., Altadena, CA 91001
      • 10:45 am: Neighborhood walk toward Grocery Outlet for group photo
      • 11:00 am: Spiritual gathering at CORE, 2333 Lake Ave
      • 12:00 pm: Dance performance followed by free lunch in Triangle Park and Art Alley on Fontanet Way
      • 2:00 pm: Main festival opens at the Altadena Community Center
      • 5:30 pm: Wrap-up / pack-up begins
      Tagged: Altadena Community Centeraltadena prideAltadena Pride Marks Five Years with Day-Long Festival of Resilience and Joy on SaturdayAltadena Pride WalkaboutCOREDance PerformanceGrocery OutletAltadena

      Lifting Up and Informing Our Communities

      For over a decade, we’ve been more than just reporters, we've been your neighbors, your watchdogs, and your champions for truth.

      While national headlines come and go, we stay focused on what matters most: your street, your schools, your air, your community.

      We ask the tough questions. We hold power to account. And we do it with integrity, guided by facts, not spin.

      At Colorado Boulevard Newspaper, we believe in science, listen to experts, and put your interests above clickbait and corporate control.

      There are no shareholders here. No agendas. Just local journalism, powered by people who care.

      Because we live here too.

      If our work matters to you, help us keep going strong. A $5 gift or a subscription fuels real reporting that puts community first.

      Please explore the many ways you could support us by clicking the blue button below.

      Support

      Author

        • Author
        • Recent Posts
        • Melanie Hooks

          Melanie Hooks found her footing early on with storytelling. Drawn to Wales for a year of college, she eventually followed the call of the West, which led her to Southern California and later to Texas. Today, she embraces every opportunity to immerse herself in and celebrate the diverse artistry of the world. She's a seasoned writer whose work reflects the depth of her experiences.

          Award-winning Colorado Boulevard Newspaper is your go-to source for informative news, engaging events, and vibrant community life in the greater Pasadena area. We’re proud to be recognized for excellence in journalism and remain committed to informing, educating, and collaborating to create a better world, both locally and globally.

        • Latest posts by Melanie Hooks

          • July 14, 2026
            New Play Explores the Human Cost of the Russia-Ukraine War Through the Lens of "The Lord of the Rings"
          • July 14, 2026
            Meet the Officers, Tour the Station, and Try the Dunk Tank at Arcadia's National Night Out
          • July 14, 2026
            Arroyo Seco Library's Neighborhood Walk Turns Highland Park into a Postcard

          See all articles

      Post navigation

      PUSD Students Invited to Youth Mental Health Advocacy Day in Altadena
      Failure To Rescind Consolidation Resolution Puts PUSD Trustees Under Threat of Litigation

      Recommended Articles

      • balloons spelling love

        What to Do This Weekend: June 12-14, 2026

      • teen wrapped in a rainbow flag in a crowd that includes man in suit applauding

        Your Guide to SGV Pride Month 2026: Pride Celebrations…

      • a man smiling

        From Paradise to Altadena: Mayor Steve Crowder to…

      Leave a Reply Cancel reply

      Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    • World Cup Results & Matchday Overview

      World Cup

      Print Edition

      Covering: Pasadena • Altadena • Sierra Madre • South Pasadena • San Marino • San Gabriel • Alhambra • Monterey Park • Arcadia • Monrovia • La Crescenta-Montrose • Highland Park.

      Events by Date

      << July, 2026 >>
      SMTWTFS
      28 29 30 1 2 3 4
      5 6 7 8 9 10 11
      12 13 14 15 16 17 18
      19 20 21 22 23 24 25
      26 27 28 29 30 31 1

    Latest from our contributors

    • Environmental Impact, Gardening

      Descanso Gardens Offers Two Free Ways To Connect With the Gardens This Weekend

      Melanie Hooks
    • Health

      Los Angeles County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case of 2026

      News Desk
    • *News & Headlines

      Eighteen Months Later, Altadena Continues to Rebuild

      Guest Author
    • Arts & Entertainment, Cartoons

      Thoughts for Pennies: "Send Word"

      Glenn Storm
    • *News & Headlines

      Alhambra Celebrates 123 Years of History, Heritage, and Community

      Ari Gutierrez Arambula
    • *News & Headlines

      [Updated] Pavilions at California and Lake to Close After Decades Serving Pasadena Community

      Janine Tedros
    • *News & Headlines

      Monrovia Council Approves Animal Services Contract, Condo Project and Short-Term Rental Tax Update

      Shashank Tongaonkar
    • Editorials

      Inside the LA Press Club Awards at the Biltmore Hotel

      Garrett Rowlan
    • Environmental Impact

      Pasadena Extends Public Review Period for Arroyo Seco Water Reuse Project Draft EIR

      Staff
    • Editorials

      Why I Want to Drape My Pasadena Church in a Giant Rainbow Flag

      Tera Landers
      • ColoradoBoulevard.net
      • Home
      • About Us
      • Submissions
      • Advertise
      • Subscribe
      • Privacy and Cookies Policy
      • Terms of Use

      © ColoradoBoulevard.net - By Coloradoblvd.net and WMF

    • Colorado Boulevard Newspaper

      Categories

      • *News & Headlines
        • Editorials
        • Interviews
        • Tips
      • Arts & Entertainment
        • Cartoons
        • NeedleArts
        • Poetry
        • Reviews
      • Environmental Impact
        • Deals
        • Gardening
        • Organic
      • Food, Health, Education
        • Education
        • Food
        • Health
      • Highlighted Events
      • In Case You Missed It!
      • Science, Tech, Business
      • Who's Who
      • Front Page
      • About Us
      • Submissions
      • Advertise
      • Community Events
        • Highlighted Events
        • Event Categories
        • Event Locations
        • Submit an Event

      Join Us

      • Subscribe
      • Support
      • Newsflash

          • Loading...
          • You're all caught up!
          • Oops something went wrong!

          See all newsflashes

          Back to articles