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General Motors officially opened its new advanced design campus in Pasadena this week, expanding its Southern California presence with a 148,000-square-foot...

A return of several beloved institutions -- the San Gabriel Farmers Market & the Pasadena International Film Festival -- anchor a full weekend of independent...

With 19 venues, four shuttle routes, and multiple parking options, ArtNight Spring 2026 might feel a little overwhelming. Here's the skinny on making it a...

Upon entering the main of the three galleries that make up Our Abyssal Kin, an exhibit by Patty Chang and David Kelley, one gets the sense of immersion while...

The Japanese American National Museum and ArtCenter College of Design Present Cruising J-Town: Behind the Wheel of the Nikkei Community.

Hands-on playtesting of student-designed games, including the award-winning , an interactive escape room.Screenings of animated shortsIndustry panels,...

Yara Khoury Nammour, the Typographer-in-Residence at the Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography (HMCT), will deliver a talk on the evolution of Arabic...

Seeing Before the Last Spike, an exhibition by Jinseok Choi at ArtCenter, reminds us of that Zen-like phrase “there’s no there there.” By Garrett Rowlan...

The Of Sea and Sky exhibition at the Mount Wilson Observatory, open 1:00 – 5:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday, inspires wonder. By Garrett Rowlan Initially, this...

Reminding us of the thin line between life and death, Jon Pylypchuk’s exhibit, “I Got Love for You,” which opened on May 20th, is now on display in...

The Clive Piercy exhibition at ArtCenter’s Williamson Gallery is a reminder of the influence of Los Angeles on at least one Englishperson. Like David Hockney...

INSIDE OUR SCHOOLS Pasadena’s Public Health Department has issued guidance on safe practices for students who are returning to campus to clean out their...

“The past is a foreign country,” H.E. Bates wrote at the beginning of his novel, The Go-Between, “they do things differently there.” By Garrett Rowlan...

Funsized: A product smaller than the regular or usual size. The word is commonly used to describe people, candy and even dogs. Prepared by Marguerite Kribs But...

Here’s a comprehensive list of what’s happening in town and nearby this weekend. Have a great time choosing. By Brian Rodriguez (Click on...

TECH NEWS A conversation with Eric Ayzenberg is a fast-paced tour of innovative thinking and data-based strategy about branding in the digital age; he’s a...