All Roads Theatre Company’s (ARTCO’s) 2025 season kicks off with the world premiere musical “One For My Baby.” Broadway stars Lana Gordon (“Hadestown,” “Chicago”) and Luba Mason (“Jekyll and Hyde,” “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying”) lead a cast of 28 performers supported by a 12-piece big band in the musical that will […]
La Cañada Presbyterian Church will have a Lenten-themed Jazz Vespers on Sunday, March 30 at 5 p.m. presented both live in-person and live-streamed online. This session features the Jack Lantz Sextet (Jeff Kaye, trumpet, Jim Youngstrom, saxophones, and Ido Meshulam, trombone, plus Zac Matthews, bass and Dave Marks, drums, with Jack on piano) improvising […]
Soft Surrealism by Mandy Palasik will be on display at the Adams Square Mini Park through April 18. Soft Surrealism is an abstract sculpture composed of biomorphic inflatables that magnetically connect to form amoeba-like creations. Suspended within the station’s glass architecture, the lightweight elements appear to float, softening corners and framing views on all four […]
“Embracing Diasporic Art: Portraits of Joan Agajanian Quinn” is at ReflectSpace from March 22 – May 23. It presents 35 original portraits of Quinn made by diasporic, immigrant and culturally diverse artists. Selected from Quinn’s personal art collection and archive of over 300 works, the exhibition highlights a distinct part of each artists’ unique story […]
Wrapping themselves in a quilt is one way people are coping with the effects of the Eaton Fire. By Mary O’KEEFE It has been two months since the devastating Palos Verdes and Eaton fires. The Eaton Fire killed 17 people, damaged 1,074 structures and destroyed 9,414 structures, according to CAL FIRE. Although the fires have […]
By Julie BUTCHER At its meeting Tuesday night Mayor Elen Asatryan opted to first hear from the students of Chamlian Armenian School before the Glendale City Council debated the variance issued to the school by the city’s planning commission. Mayor Asatryan thanked the children who addressed the Council “for coming to advocate for what you […]
The City of Glendale Public Works Dept. is set to begin the La Crescenta Avenue Rehabilitation Project in March 2025. This project aims to enhance roadway conditions, improve traffic safety and boost pedestrian accessibility throughout the corridor. Key features of the project include: Infrastructure Upgrades: Resurfacing roadways, installing new larger sewer lines and bio-retention […]
By Mary O’KEEFE A lot of us have been watching the life and times of Jackie and Shadow, two bald eagles that have captured the hearts of those who watch their trials and tribulations. It is a wonderful way to escape the worries of our day, to honestly worry about something else – the survival […]
I Want You to Win $10,000 As most of you know, I’m pretty active in the community. Whether it’s checking in with members of the Friends of Rockhaven or the La Crescenta Woman’s Club or being a member of the CV Chamber of Commerce or the Kiwanis Club of Glendale, I try to support local […]
By Mikaela STONE “Every morning when I get up and leave the gym, I look at the mountains and…” said artist Sid Bingham, indicating his awe. After 30 years of living in the Crescenta Valley, Bingham still remains enraptured with the beauty of the area. Since graduating from Pasadena Art Center College of Design in […]