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        Pasadena Black History Festival

        • Katlyn Ong
          • February 15, 2025
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      Date(s) - 02/15/2025
      10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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      Robinson Park Recreation Center

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      Dancing at the Festival (File Photos- ColoradoBlvd.net)

      The Black History Parade & Festival Planning Committee and the City of Pasadena have canceled the parade portion of the event due to the devastating impact from the Eaton Fire.

      This year’s Black History Festival will focus on recovery within the community amidst the ongoing tragedy caused by the Eaton Fire. “Bringing together various resources to support our community in this unprecedented time of need, as well as providing a bit of joy is what the committee hopes to provide,” said Pixie Boyden, Co-chair of the Black History Parade & Festival Planning Committee. “The Altadena/Pasadena community is stronger than the current circumstances it finds itself and while it will take time to heal from this unbelievable tragedy, the Black History Planning Committee hopes to support its progress towards healing.”

      Performers previously registered in the parade will have the opportunity to perform at Robinson Park between 10:00 – 11:30 am, with festival activities to follow until 3:00 pm. All festival activities will be free and include entertainment, family-friendly activities, and community resources.

      Out of respect to the various car/bike clubs in the city, the annual car show has been postponed as many members have suffered damaged and/or destruction of their classic cars. The Black History Parade & Festival Planning Committee and the City of Pasadena hope to continue the tradition in future celebrations.

      Vendors are encouraged to apply but the sale of items will not be permitted this year. The Committee is seeking vendors that offer public assistance or other services free of charge to support the community needs. Food will be available to the community but not sold; food vendors who choose to help address food insecurity within our community and generously distribute food may register. Vendor applications are encouraged to apply via the CivicRec system available at this website under the “Special Events” tab.

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