What to do this long weekend

Things to do this long weekend. Chose wisely (and try to win some tickets.)

(Click on highlighted event title for more info.)

Friday:

– 10:00 am: “No 710 Tunnel” March in S. Pas.

Join in the march against the 710 Tunnel and show Caltrans and Metro that opposition to the SR-710 Tunnels is more widespread than South Pasadena.

– 11:00 am – 5:00 pm: Free Norton Simon Museum Admission

Visit a museum on the 4th for free. Free admission from 11 am – 5 pm .

– 8:00 pm: Who’s Showing Up to Play @ Levitt?

If you are up for attending a concert on the 4th, check this “who’s who in the music industry” band. Who knows who will show up to play! (@ Levitt Pavilion.)

– 9:00 pm: Celebrate our Nation’s Birthday: 4th of July Festivities

Check the full listing of all the festivities that are taking place in and around greater Pasadena area and plan accordingly.

Saturday:

– 9:00 am – 1o:00 am: Produce in the Park in Monrovia

The Monrovia Produce in the Park is a group of people dedicated to sharing locally grown food.

– 11:00 am – 12:00 pm: Free Yoga Class

Calm your mind, body and soul with a yoga session from our friends from Yogaworks Pasadena! Free (@ Arroyo Whole Foods.)

– 8:00 – 9:30 pm: Vaud and the Villains band

Visit New Orleans Cabaret Jazz music while remaining in Pasadena.
Music: YouTube (@ Pasadena Levitt Pavilion.)

– 8:30 – 10:30 pm: Old Pasadena Film Festival

The largest free open-air film festival in California opens up with the campy “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” @ Central Park and “Moonrise Kingdom” @ One Colorado.

Sunday:

– 7:00 – 8:30 pm: Jazz Night @ Levitt

Billy Mitchell & Friends will entertain Sunday night. (@ Levitt Pavilion.)

– 7:30: Old Pasadena Film Festival

The largest free open-air film festival in California continues with “Who Does She Think She Is?” @ Armory Center.

And finally:

Would you like one of your next weekend activity planned for you?

Why not enter a raffle for one free ticket to the Colorado Street Bridge Party on Saturday July 12th, from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Who’s who in town will be there.

All you have to do is simply sign up for Downtown Pasadena Neighborhood Association newsletter. That easy.

Good luck.

Have a safe and fun Independence weekend.

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