Pasadena Event Secrets: Local Tips & Trends
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Brandon Vaughan
Hello, I'm Brandon! I'm gay, and I'm happy with who I am. At 37 years old, I've grown to embrace myself and live with respect and morals. I'm here for friendship, so you're all welcome to chat with me. Let's connect and share good vibes!
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Anita
I'm new here trying to make some new friends and see how it goes ig anitajenny0011
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White Turtle
Got any plans this Weekend!!
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Felicia Lawn
Who got today's location on my schedule?❤️🤞
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Mista Grim
You'd be surprised how much happens after 12am.
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who's hungry 😇🤍
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Mista Grim
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What's going on this Weekend???
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Mira Hille
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I’ve completely lost faith in men. Today, I asked myself: What am I doing wrong? When men invite me on dates, we go to cafes, restaurants, stroll around the city, drink coffee, play tennis, go to the movies, visit museums. We talk, we laugh — the meetings are always fun. But there’s no intimacy. I don’t go to their place, and I don’t invite them to mine. We spend time in neutral spaces. I don’t burden them with expectations like “a man should…” So, what’s wrong? I don’t get it. What do you men want? Honestly, I feel like telling you all to just fuck off!
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Los Angeles magazine
Celebrating 60 Years of the Century City Shopping Center From the debut of the Music Center downtown to the construction of the new LACMA on the Miracle Mile, Los Angeles was on a building boom in 1964. An entire new district came online in Century City, transforming 176 acres on the westside into offices, shops, and a grand hotel. The city was in the midst of creating epic monuments in what some observers have called the era of ‘Imperial Los Angeles.’ At the same time that L.A. art and culture were elevated to new heights, Century City debuted its landmark shopping center, now operated by Westfield, which is set to celebrate its 60th anniversary October 12-13.
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Time Out LA
Día de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever The largest Day of the Dead celebration in California, and we wouldn’t doubt it: art exhibitions, dance rituals, musical performances, arts and crafts projects and food vendors (and crowds) aplenty. This year’s theme, “Tonas and Nahuales,” celebrates the spiritual guides and guardians central to indigenous Mesoamerican cultures, and it’s sure to be a spectacular display, as always. And after a couple of years of being split into two sessions, the 2024 edition will return to an all-day event, albeit one with staggered admission times (10am–2pm, 2–6pm and 6–11pm). Regardless of when you enter the Día de los Muertos event, you can stick around until the midnight close. The glowing, flickering altars look absolutely incredible after dark—though that’s also when the crowds tend to be the thickest. Oct 26, 2024
Time Out LA
West Hollywood Halloween Costume Carnaval This is one of the largest Halloween street parties in the world, and there’s really no better place to be on October 31st. Sure, the crowd is huge (like, a half-million people huge) and a bit belligerent, but the amazing display of costumes and general merry-making spirit deem it at least a worthy stop, if not your main destination for the evening. There will be dancing, drinking and many impromptu costume contests. Even if you don’t plan on entering one, it’s best to still come dressed to the nines—no one likes a party pooper in jeans and a T-shirt. Find it along Santa Monica Boulevard, between Doheny Drive and La Cienega Boulevard.
Los Angeles magazine
Build this House Ball at MOCA Celebrating the 11 year Anniversary of Banjee Ball, Purple Crush's alluring 2 day vogue-a-thon features categories such as "New Vogue," for beginners to tell their story through movement and looks; "New Runway," strutting in honor of Martha P Johnson and Sylvia Rivera- trans women activists known for the Stone Wall riots; "Best Dressed," a classic "Ballroom Best Dressed Look" contest spliced with Modern Art; "Walk!," voguing that "summons the powers that be" and "calls upon the Ballroom ancestors to heal through the art of vogue" and more. Commentators include Kevin JZ Prodigy, Enyce Gucci, Precious Basquiat, J Rock Ebony, and DJs/hosts Purple Crush, known for their rousing events in L.A. and the HBO TV ballroom competition Legendary.
Time Out LA
Founders Ale House What: $6 well drinks, $7 cocktails, $5 wines, $6 beers; $7–10 bar bites; $3.50 sliders, taquitos and meatballs When: Mon–Thu 4–7pm, 10pm–close; Fri 3–7pm, 10pm–close; Sat, Sun 1–7pm, 10pm–close Why we love it: Filled to the brim every weekend, this longtime Pico-Robertson bar offers casual neighborhod pub atmosphere (and prices). Board games, dart boards and arcade fun upstairs keep locals occupied most evenings and weekends, but Founders Ale House turns into a party on game nights, when the bar breaks out a large-scale projector. Founders Ale House’s newer happy hour menu bucks the trend of rising prices with a selection of affordable bites priced by the item, including $3.50 sliders with vegan options, a $10 smashburger and $7 nachos.
Secret Los Angeles
Blipsy This K-town gem is the OG arcade bar in Los Angeles, seamlessly blending childhood nostalgia with adult entertainment in a dimly lit setting, focused on ’80s classics. If gaming isn’t your scene, groove to nightly tunes from live DJs spanning ’70s rock to hip-hop. Enjoy a variety of libations, but remember to bring cash—it’s cash only at this arcade hotspot.
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The World Stage Located in Leimert Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, The World Stage is not a bar, but a nonprofit performance and education space. This spot has been a cultural hub for jazz and other forms of African-American music and art since its founding in 1989 by drummer Billy Higgins and poet Kamau Daáood. With its intimate atmosphere and commitment to artistic excellence, it regularly hosts live jazz performances, jam sessions, poetry readings, and educational events, making it a cherished institution in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles4 everybody
The nations largest hawker stall = Smorgasburg LA! I like to come here bc it’s always summer vibes and you get all of LA’s most viral food trucks in one place. Gives a major platform to small businesses and gives me a unique experience every time. I come for food, beverages, local artistry and sun. Bring water and hats for sun protection bc it’s a large parking lot and all the asphalt makes it hot there ☀️ 🧢 🧴 💦
Los Angeles4 everybody
Here’s a reminder to go dancing in LA, it’s an experience. SIP Boba Lounge! Why? Bc people here are talented. Like, just got off the stage performing with Beyoncé talented and show up to dance floors for a night out just like everyone else. It always end up being such an impromptu show, all levels all talents and random fun for everyone!
Secret Los Angeles
“Fallout” Is Treating Los Angeles To .33 Cent Burgers, Ice Cream, Horseback Rides, & More! In celebration of Fallout’s Emmy nominations and Vault 33, Amazon MGM Studios is teaming up with 33 of L.A.’s top eateries and shops for an unforgettable “All Out For Fallout Day” on August 15, 2024. Angelenos can expect a day full of post-apocalyptic fun with exclusive specials and themed deals across the city, inspired by the Fallout universe. Here’s what you can look forward to: Sweet Rose Creamery: Ice cream for just 33 cents, because even in the Wasteland, you deserve a sweet treat. Hank’s Bagels: Enjoy bagels and a Nuka-Cola for only $3.33 — perfect for your morning Radroach! Trejo’s Coffee & Donuts: Grab a free “Fallout” donut, no caps required. The Win~Dow: Devour a double burger for 33 cents, straight from the irradiated grill. Wasteland: Score retro-themed clothing at 33% off and check out exclusive props and costumes from the show at the Melrose Avenue location. Pacific Park: Experience our iconic Ferris wheel transformed into a Fallout-themed ride, adding some irradiated fun to your day. Sunset Ranch: Join in for 33-cent “Guided Ghoul Horseback” riding tours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and traverse the Wasteland on horseback.
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This Dark Cirque Show Full Of Vampires Is Coming To LA! Vampire Circus blends circus artistry with theatrical flair, delivering a ghoulish twist that’s perfect for all ages. Set in an abandoned cemetery where spirits come to life, the show promises a mix of chills, thrills, and laughs. Expect to be dazzled by dancers, gymnasts, contortionists, jugglers, acrobats, comedians, and the dreaded “Graveyard Clown.” The Montalban Theater will host the thrilling and eerie Vampire Circus, a fresh take on the classic cirque show just in time for the Halloween season. Tickets are now available, so don’t wait—grab yours today for this spine-tingling experience!
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Celebrate Elliott Smith’s impact and music at this tribute show Join The Regent Theater as they pay tribute to the unforgettable Elliott Smith with a spectacular celebration: ALL MY ROWDY FRIENDS CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF ELLIOTT SMITH. This special event will feature a stellar lineup, including Jason Lytle & Jim Fairchild of Grandaddy, Ben Bridwell of Band of Horses, comedian Margaret Cho, Mehro, Illuminati Hotties, Earlimart, Kevin Devine, Leslie Stevens, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Bo Koster of My Morning Jacket, director Steve Hanft, Stephanie Hatzinikolis, Kelsey Auria, members of The Figure 8 Touring Band, and more! Don’t miss this chance to honor Elliott Smith’s legacy with an incredible night of music and celebration.
Secret Los Angeles
John Waters: Pope of Trash Discover the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to John Waters, whose 60-year filmmaking career has presented some of the most memorable and eccentric cult movies including Pink Flamingos (1972), Hairspray (1988), Pecker (1998), and Mondo Trasho (1969). Explore Waters’ complete filmography with over 400 works on display including handwritten scripts, set decoration and props, costumes, photographs, correspondence, and film clips. Open now through Aug. 4, 2024
citygirlvibes
Nothing like a sweet ending to dinner at Madeo Ristorante 🍰🥧🍨 Alfio and Elvira built the Madeo legacy as a tribute to their family, filled with home-cooked memories and endless celebrations. A piece of their hometown Forte dei Marmi lives on in their hearts and in our menus forever. ❤️🇮🇹
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Shakira, Shakira: The GRAMMY Museum Experience The GRAMMY Museum presents an extensive showcase of personal artifacts from Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira’s 30-year career. See forty of her most iconic performance outfits and instruments, from her Super Bowl LIV outfits to her Fender Stratocaster guitar adorned with pink Swarovski crystals. Is viewable with general admission tickets to the GRAMMY Museum.
The Restaurant Guide
Donna’s LA: Upgraded Italian American classics in a fun, flower-bombed room in Echo Park. Donna’s is inspired by an east coast, red sauce joint. The menu is made up of those Italian-American classics that you expect, but done really well with California ingredients. Here at Donna’s we’re loud and lively, with warm and familiar service. We’ll remind you what comfort feels like. And you’ll have the best night out (since the last time you were here).
Discover the Best Local Events in Pasadena
Pasadena, conveniently nestled near LA, boasts an exciting array of local events throughout the year, offering something for everyone. From festive parties to trending concerts, the city thrives on a vibrant community spirit. With Kikihub's unique platform, you can gain local insights and real opinions about these events in anonymous discussions, helping you uncover the best Pasadena has to offer.
Community Gatherings: A Pasadena Staple
One of the highlights of Pasadena is its thriving community gatherings. These events are not just limited to the traditional annual parades but extend to farmers' markets, art walks, and local fairs. The Pasadena Farmers Market, for example, is a must-visit. Held every Saturday at Victory Park, it's an excellent spot to enjoy fresh produce, local crafts, and live music. By tuning into Kikihub, you can discover insider tips on the best stalls and hidden gems within the market.
Concerts and Live Music: Unmissable Experiences
Pasadena's concert scene is equally impressive, with venues like The Rose and the Pasadena Civic Auditorium hosting a roster of exciting performances. These venues attract both local talents and big names, offering a rich musical tapestry throughout the year. With Kikihub's anonymous discussions, you can gain first-hand insights into upcoming concerts, secure tips on the best seats, and even connect with fellow music enthusiasts ready to share their experiences.
Parties and Celebrations: Immersive Festivities
If you're looking to dive into Pasadena's party scene, the city has you covered. From sophisticated cocktail parties at historic mansions to lively gatherings in rooftop bars, Pasadena knows how to celebrate. One of the most anticipated events is the Pasadena Cheeseburger Week, an annual celebration that pays homage to the city’s claim as the birthplace of the cheeseburger. Through Kikihub, you can uncover the hotspots with the best cheeseburger deals and read anonymous reviews from locals who’ve already dug in.
Trending Events: What's New and Exciting
Pasadena is always buzzing with trending events, whether it’s a new art exhibit at the Norton Simon Museum or a pop-up food festival downtown. These events are dynamic and ever-changing, making Kikihub an invaluable resource to stay updated. By following anonymous discussions, you can learn about the latest events as soon as they are announced, ensuring you don’t miss out on any exciting opportunities. Get the inside scoop on what’s trending and which events are worth your time.
Hidden Treasures: Off-the-Beaten-Path Entertainment
For those who prefer a more low-key experience, Pasadena offers plenty of hidden treasures. From quaint indie film screenings at the Academy Theater to intimate poetry readings at local coffee shops, there's always something unique to discover. Kikihub’s platform can help you find these lesser-known events and entertainment options that might not be widely advertised, giving you a richer and more personalized experience of Pasadena’s cultural scene.
Pasadena's Unique Blend of Fun and Entertainment
Whether you are into music, arts, food, or community activities, Pasadena has a unique blend of events that cater to various tastes. The city's eclectic mix of fun and entertainment is best experienced through the eyes of locals. Thanks to Kikihub, you can tap into a well of local knowledge, getting authentic tips and secrets about what to do and where to go. From grand concerts to cozy community gatherings, Pasadena’s events are diverse and engaging, ensuring every visit is extraordinary.
