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Happy Birthday, Pasadena!

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Last year’s celebration of the 128th birthday was a fantastic event. This year’s event on June 28 at the Pasadena Museum of History should draw young and old alike. – Photos by Terry Miller

Last year’s celebration of the 128th birthday was a fantastic event. This year’s event on June 28 at the Pasadena Museum of History should draw young and old alike. – Photos by Terry Miller

The Crown City Celebrates 129 Years

Everyone is invited to join the free community festivities on Sunday, June 28, 1 to 4 p.m., as Pasadena Museum of History and the City of Pasadena present “Happy Birthday Pasadena: Forward Motion!” Mayor Terry Tornek will cut the cake at 2:30 p.m., marking Pasadena’s 129th year since incorporation. View fascinating cars, bicycles, and other vehicles that were innovative for their time – both a century ago and today. Explore companion exhibitions When Johnny Came Marching West: How the Civil War Shaped Pasadena, and Thaddeus Lowe: Chief Aeronaut of the Union Army. Enjoy a slice of complimentary birthday cake, entertainment, and a craft workshop.

Entertainment includes the Blair Viking Jazz Band, Little Junebugs Craft Workshop, Mind Blowing Balloons, a Face Painter sponsored by LA Parent, and more.

Refreshments include Duarte Lemonade Brigade and Rita’s Italian Ice.

Free admission and parking!

Go Metro to the Pasadena Museum of History and receive a free stylized map of Pasadena! For more details, click here. Take the Metro Gold Line to Memorial Park Station and walk a few blocks west on Walnut St. towards Orange Grove Blvd. For your best route, fare information, or more info, visit the Metro Trip Planner or call (323) Go Metro or (323) 466-3876.

 

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