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July 3, 2026 by News Desk
As America marks its 250th anniversary, Pasadena's own history is taking center stage through a new virtual exhibition exploring how one city's story reflects...
As America marks its 250th anniversary, Pasadena's own history is taking center stage through a new virtual exhibition exploring how one city's story reflects...
Having fun while honoring our firefighters, learning new cycling skills, enjoying outdoor markets, indoor concerts and more are all on hand to keep your weekend...
Chamber music, contemporary rifts, art in the garden and on the trail; talks on democracy, the stars and architecture; personal histories and Armenian cultural...
Caltech students planting a tree on Earth Day, 2014 (File Photo - ColoradoBlvd.net) Rhythms of all different beats are rocking around the San Gabriel Valley...
Add a little throwback magic to your February 14: celebrate Valentine’s Day in vintage style as two historic homes on the Arroyo welcome guests for an evening...
In the Victorian Language of Flowers, Poinsettias symbolize good cheer and success, perfect sentiments for the holiday season. These brilliantly showy potted...
The decorative arts, from quilts to tile, were on display at two new exhibitions that opened at the Pasadena Museum of History on October 4.
Pasadena is turning 139, and the city is marking the milestone with a vibrant, art-filled birthday bash that invites the whole community to get creative, get...
Six cultural institutions along the Arroyo Seco will open their doors free of charge for Museums of the Arroyo (MOTA) Day, taking place Sunday, May 4, 2025,...
This summer, the Pasadena Museum of History invites residents and visitors alike to take a step back in time with a series of immersive walking tours that bring...
Join UCLA Professor of Law Emeritus and author Paul Bergman as he shows and discusses entertaining clips from courtroom movies to reveal surprising facts and...
What a surprise! My aunt, Margaret Flanagan, was a private duty nurse in the San Gabriel Valley during the 1950’s through the 1970’s. For much of the...
Joanne Owens taught physical education and health at PHS from 1955 to 1990.
Join Nick Smith, co-curator of PMH’s 2018 exhibition Dreaming the Universe: The Intersection of Science, Fiction & Southern CaliforniaA Trip to the...
Pasadena may be known as the city of Roses, but at the Pasadena Museum of History, it will be celebrated as the city of stars (of the silver screen variety).
On a perfect Pasadena evening, after all the rain we’ve had, many art establishments opened their doors on March 8, and buses offered rides for free.