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SHIRLEY KNUTH & KAREN BOEHMGRI,CRS, SRES • BRE#00602445 BROKER • BRE#01822131
350 South Lake Avenue, #207, Pasadena, CA 91101
•• Tram Tour of Lo-o-o-o-ove & That’s Amore DinnerFriday, February 14thTram Tour: 4:00 pm / Dinner: 5:30 pm & 7:00 pmDescanso Gardens1418 Descanso Dr., La Cañada Flintridge, 91011Take a special tour of the most romantic spots in theGardens— and toast your adventure with a glass ofbubbly! $25/Couple. Tickets avai lable atTicketweb.com. After the tour enjoy a three-courseseated dinner prepared with love by Patina. Toastyour romance with a complimentary glass of wineand enjoy the posh ambience of the Boddy House.$70 - $78. Reservations: patinagroup.com/descansoInfo for both events at: www.descansogardens.org
•• Cupid’s Undie RunSaturday, February 15th, 12:00 pm - 4:00 pmThe Abbey Food & Bar692 N Robertson Blvd., West HollywoodCome put the hilarity in charity with hundreds ofundie-clad runners taking to the streets to fundraisefor the Children's Tumor Foundation. Be a part ofsomething great. Last year Cupid's raised over $1.3Million to end NF and we're relying on YOU to joinand make this year's fundraising (and party) thebiggest and best yet. Start a team, join a team, or justrun solo! Arrive early and stay late! $40-$50. Moreinfo: www.cupidsundierun.com/city/los-angeles
•• Valentine’s Day Love Potion Tram ToursFriday, February 14th, 11:00 am & 2:00 pmThe Arboretum301 North Baldwin Ave, ArcadiaDo something different this Valentine’s Day! Thegarden is a great place for sweethearts. Take a specialtram tour with Frank McDonough, the Arboretum’sbotantical information consultant who will talk aboutlove potions from the garden. Regular admissionapplies; members free. $8 fee for tram tour.Reservations required, please call 626.821-4623. Spaceis limited. www.arboretum.org
•• 23rd Annual Alhambra Lunar New Year FestivalSaturday, February 8th, 10:00 am - 5:00 pmValley Blvd., AlhambraCelebrate the New Year with a street festival held on5 city blocks on Valley Blvd. from Garfield Ave. toAlmansor Street. 250 booths with activities, children'sworkshops, a health fair, cultural demonstrations,giveaways, games, auto square,and ethnic foods.Young and old alike enjoy the exposure to Asianculture and strengthening of community ties thisevent affords. www.alhambranewyearfestival.com
•• Bonsai-a-thon and Bonsai WorkshopSaturday, February 22ndWorkshop: 9:00 am - 12:00 pmBonsai-a-thon: 10:30 am - 4:30 pmThe Huntington - Botanical Center1151 Oxford Road, San MarinoWorkshop: Learn the ancient art of growing andshaping miniature trees, and then take home a bonsaito nurture and enjoy for years to come. Trees andsupplies provided. $35. Call or register online:www.brownpapertickets.com/event/520774. Bonsai-a-thon: Internationally recognized bonsai masterswill share their passion for the art form in this annualevent that includes exhibits, demonstrations, prizedrawings, a “bonsai bazaar,” and a live auction at 3p.m. each day. www.huntington.org
•• Rose Bowl Half Marathon, 10k, 5k and Kids 1kSunday, February 23rd, 7:00 amRose Bowl, 1001 Rose Bowl DriveHalf marathon competitors will have an opportunityto run past and through some of Pasadena’s greatestlandmarks including the Rose Bowl, the ColoradoBridge, the Arroyo Seco, Devil’s Gate Dam, JPL, thenew Flintwash Bridge and more! The course is scenic,periodically hilly and comprised of a combination ofroad and trail. About 70% of the course is on thetrails near Brookside Golf Course and HahamongnaWatershed Park. $15 - $135. www.pacificsportsllc.com
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•• Pasadena International Film Festival / OpeningNight “Great Gatsby” GalaWednesday, February 12th - Friday, February 16thVarious Locations, PasadenaPasadena, long known for its love and support of thearts, debuts its own film festival, as filmmakers,celebrities, and the public join together for a festiveweek of craft, culture, and community. The PasadenaInternational Film Festival will showcase classics fromHollywood’s golden era to new media projects fromfilmmakers around the globe. Enjoy the “Great Gatsby”Gala red carpet event on Thursday the 13th withcocktails and selections from the Pasadena Symphony-POPS, dinner, drinks, and dancing. 21 and over only,please. Dress: Black tie Optional, 1920’s attiresuggested. www.pasadenaf i lmfest iva l .org .
•• 47th California International Antiquarian Book FairFriday, February 7th - Sunday, February 9thPasadena Convention Center, 300 East Green St.Recognized as one of the world’s largest and mostprestigious exhibitions of antiquarian books, the BookFair gives visitors the opportunity to see, learn aboutand purchase the finest in rare and valuable books,manuscripts, autographs, graphics, photographs andmore. Also included is a celebration of WilliamShakespeare’s 450th birthday. $10 - $25. More info:www.cabookfair.com
•• Arroyo Terrace Walking TourSaturday, February 15th, 10:00 amThe Gamble House4 Westmoreland Place, PasadenaEnjoy a guided walk around the historic ArroyoTerrace neighborhood that’s home to nine Greene &Greene houses as well as the works of other notedarchitects and personal residences of Myron Huntand Charles Greene. The tour will also visit the elegantGreene and Greene-designed portals and gates ofWestmoreland Place. These walking tours, led byGamble House docents, last about 1-1/4 hours andproceed rain or shine. $17. www.gamblehouse.org
•• 22nd Annual Summer Opportunities FairSaturday, February 8th, 10:00 am - 3:00 pmWestridge School324 Madeline Drive, PasadenaThis free event is offered as a community service forfamilies in Pasadena and the greater Los Angeles areafacing the dilemma: “What are the kids going to dothis summer?” Food and activities make it a fun eventfor kids of all ages. Over 100 local and internationalprograms are represented covering outdoor adventure,sports camps, fine and performing arts programs, andtutoring. Includes special needs, teen and adultvolunteer options. More info at www.westridge.org/sof.FREE! 626.799.1053.
•• 32nd Annual Black History Parade and FestivalSaturday, February 15th, 10:00 am - 4:00 pmThe Black History Planning Committee and the JackieJackie Robinson Community Center presents the32nd Annual Black History Parade and Festival, withthe theme “Black History: A Legacy for the Presentand Our Future,” — with Elder and Mulley to serveas grand marshals. A festival follows the parade until4:00 pm with entertainment, food & vendor boothsand lots of fun. The parade starts at Charles WhitePark, 77 Mountain View St., Altadena, and ends atRobinson Park, 1081 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena.www.cityofpasadena.net
•• 44th Annual Wine and Cuisine TastingFriday, February 21st, 6:00 pm / 7:00 pmAlverno Villa200 North Michillinda Avenue, Sierra MadreMore than two dozen vintners will be bringing theirbest wines to sample and local restaurants will beproviding hors d’oeuvres that can be paired with thewines. Enjoy live music and Magic Castle magiciansand stroll about the Villa sampling the superb winesand appetizers. A silent auction will again be offeringlovely artwork, services, tickets to special events,restaurant vouchers, and many other tempting items.$80 (6:00 early admission), $60 (7:00 admission).www.sierramadrelibraryfriends.org
•• President’s Day NASA visitMonday, February 17th, 9:30 amKidspace Children's Museum480 North Arroyo Boulevard, PasadenaMeet a NASA official who will present what life islike as an astronaut, lead an informal spacesuit-makingworkshop, and discuss how NASA uses robotic arms.Guests will also have the opportunity to createautograph books in Flutterby’s Art Center. Free withmuseum admission. www.kidspacemuseum.org
•• 80’s Prom PartySaturday, February 22nd, 9:00 pm - 1:00 amThe Music Box at Fonda6126 Hollywood Blvd., HollywoodCome dressed to impress with your best taffeta dressor ruffled shirt! Enjoy Bon Jovi, Prince, Madonnaand Journey with the help of Flashback Heart Attackas well as dj sets. The venue will play host to hundredsof partiers, and admission will also include prompictures. For additional information and to purchasetickets, go to www.80spromparty.com
•• DIY Club: Valentine’s DayFriday, February 14th, 4:00 pmMain Library600 East Mariposa Street, AltadenaTeen ages 11-17 are invited to make Hershey KissRose Bouquets. Materials will be provided to makebouquets while supplies last. Other crafts and projectswelcomed! Make what you love, share what you know,and learn something new! For more information cal626.798.0833 or visit: www.altadenalibrary.org