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Discover the best events and make the most of your time next 30-days in Pasadena. From art to trivia and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
We're hosting a first-look event for *Backyards*, a documentary about L.A.'s teen music scene. The event includes clips from the movie, as well as shows from artists Mae Mae, Missing Wiba, and Birdhouse. Sponsored by Los Angeles College of Music, and media partner LAist. Doors at 2 PM. $5 at the door. All ages welcome.
Death of a Salesman - Local is a timeless classic that delves into the life of Willy Loman, a salesman struggling with his identity and purpose. Featuring a stellar cast and directed by acclaimed director John Doe, this production promises to deliver a powerful and thought-provoking experience. Don't miss this opportunity to witness a masterpiece on stage in your local theater.
Michael Harriot brings sharp insight to PCC on Black identity, its impact on America, and what's at stake when we (re)write history.
Learn the secrets of bright, balanced, and beautifully fresh ceviche — from Peru, Mexico, to modern twists. Buying a ticket grants you admission to this 3 part series from 9 am to 12 pm on Saturdays. The dates are 2/28, 3/7, & 3/14. Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of ceviche & aguachile. In this hands-on cooking class, you’ll learn how to prepare these refreshing dishes step-by-step — from selecting the freshest seafood to balancing the perfect blend of citrus, spice, and seasoning. Whether you’re a seafood lover, a home cook looking to expand your repertoire, or just craving a fun, social culinary experience, this class is for you. No prior experience needed — just an appetite and a sense of adventure!
Experience the iconic sound and spirit of The Doors in a powerful live tribute that brings their music roaring back to life. Step into the spirit and sound of the legendary band with The Burning Doors Live Dinner Show. This electrifying tribute combines powerful live music with a two-course dinner, all in a warm, family-friendly setting. Choose from a variety of delicious dishes and enjoy handcrafted drinks as you relive the magic of a rock icon. Get your tickets for The Burning Doors Live Dinner Show in Pasadena now!
Music Grows on Trees! A record for kids by Melinda Sullivan and Larry Goldings. Heartfelt children’s music shaped by world-class artistry — made for kids, loved by parents. Music Grows on Trees is crafted by Melinda Sullivan, one of the world’s premier tap dancers, and Larry Goldings, Grammy-nominated composer and legendary musician. Our show is one hour long, for all ages. Our band features piano, bass, guitar, drums, and of course, a tap dancer! Our new music drops January 2026. Join us for a fun-filled, family-friendly afternoon! Doors at 2 PM. Show at 2:30 PM $20 adv adults (+DICE fees)/$25 at the door, $10 adv kids under 12 (+DICE fees)/$13 door, free ages 2 and under.
Learn how to go into deeper intimacy with God in the atmosphere of worship. Hear about how to participate in the prayer room, and engage with what the Lord is doing through prayer and worship. Also includes instruction on how to lead devotional sets in the prayer room (beyond a playlist - singing scripture, singing prophetically, etc.).
Living in Silver Lake, **Gus Seyffert** expanded into playing different styles of music and became a staple in LA’s East Side music scene, playing around town with his band Willoughby, as well as Inara George, Greg Kurstin, Mike Andrews, The Haden Triplets, and Benji Hughes, among many others. Through his work with top tier musicians and producers such as Greg Kurstin, Joey Waronker, Ariel Rechtshaid, Glyn Johns, and Nigel Godrich, Gus found himself recording and touring with acts such as Adele, Beck, The Bird And The Bee, The Black Keys, Norah Jones, Michael Kiwanuka, Roger Waters and Sia to name a few. Gus’ obsession with collecting of vintage instruments and recording equipment led to him spending more and more time in the studio as a producer and engineer. He now owns and operates the recording studio Sargent Recorders in LA where he’s been developing bands, writing, and making records. Some production credits include Beck, Michael Kiwanuka, Bedouine, Dr. Dog, Michelle Branch, Jenny Lewis, James Supercave, Spain, Steady Holiday, and Trixie Whitley. Doors at 8 PM $20 adv + DICE fees / $30 at the door ($15 for Initiate members, $10 for Sponsor members, $0 +1 for Patron members, www.healingforcerecords.com/memberships)
Join KEH at Samy's Camera Pasadena and sell your gear! If you’re a photographer looking to upgrade or just make some extra money, KEH Camera will be in Pasadena, CA for 1 DAY ONLY on 02/26 - 02/28 to buy your used camera gear.
Multi-instrumentalist and singer songwriter, **June Youngblood** draws from folk, jazz and grunge influences to weave stories about mental health, chronic illness and grief. June celebrates the release of her record, *We Never Talked*. She's joined by **Levi Gillis** and **Barry Archie Johnson**. Doors at 8 PM $16 adv + DICE fees / $20 at the door ($12 for Initiate members, $8 for Sponsor members, $0 +1 for Patron members, www.healingforcerecords.com/memberships)