Notes and Nods

Meeting Life’s Challenges at CSL Dr. Mark Anthony will present classes every Wednesday night in October at 7 p.m. at Center for Spiritual Living-La Crescenta. They will focus on meeting the challenges of life, both big and small. Spirituality is here to offer solutions. These classes will provide the tools and strategies to enable attendees […]

CALENDAR This

SQUARE DANCING CLASSES CONTINUE Come learn America’s heritage folk dance – square dancing. A beginner’s class continues on Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m. at St. George’s Episcopal Church, 808 Foothill Blvd, La Cañada. First two classes are free. Meet new people while getting some exercise. Four-to-five thousand steps per class/dance! Call Connie at (818) 353-4901 […]

‘Architects of Denial’

“Architects Of Denial: Genocide Denied Is Genocide Continued” is a documentary that traces the turbulent modern history of the Armenian people from their decimation by Ottoman Turks at the onset of World War I until the present when they are threatened by Turkey as well as its ally, Azerbaijan. It chronicles the Armenian Genocide of […]

Scene In L.A. October

Scene In L.A. October

By   Steve ZALL and Sid FISH   October 2017   Here are the new shows opening in our theatres this month: OPENING   “THE FACE, Behind the Face, behind the face” A performing artist confronts the ups and downs and struggles of his life and career and is led to the conclusion that his […]

Rich History Not Enough at Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor

Rich History Not Enough at Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor

By Charly SHELTON Halloween is nearly upon us and, to celebrate the spirit of the season, the local theme parks go all out to bring scary fun to boys and ghouls searching for a good fright. So far, we’ve seen all that Knott’s Scary Farm and Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights have to offer. This […]

The Finest Celebrated

The Finest Celebrated

It was a gathering of the finest folks – at least those considered as such by readers of Crescenta Valley Weekly. The occasion was the annual Finest party hosted by Crescenta Valley Weekly and held at Deukmejian Park to honor those chosen as the best in a variety of categories. It took several weeks to […]

Tujunga Seaman Takes Part in Navy Week

Seaman Sydney Donovan from Tujunga, assigned to USS Constitution, gives a photo of the Constitution to a member of the Ronald McDonald House during Salt Lake City Navy Week 2017. Navy Week programs serve as the principal outreach effort into areas of the country without a significant Navy presence, helping Americans understand that their Navy […]

Campbell Center (TCC) to Work on Ornament Project

The Campbell Center announced it has entered into a partnership with the Forest Lawn Memorial–Parks & Mortuaries on a 2017 Christmas ornament project. Each year, Forest Lawn assembles a number of Christmas trees to be donated to needy families in the community through the Salvation Army. This year, the ornaments for the trees are being […]

CCLCF Hosts Fun for Folks Over 50 Luncheon & Raffle

Calling all folks over 50! The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge is hosting its first ever Fun for Folks over 50 Luncheon and Raffle on Thursday, Oct. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This event will feature free lunch, instructor meet and greet, current program intros, ceramic studio tours, raffle drawing and the […]

JLP Announces Board of Directors

The Junior League of Pasadena, Inc. (JLP) announced the new team of women leading the 91-year-old leadership and training organization. The 2017-18 JLP board of directors includes: President Amy Onderdonk, President Elect Charlotte Miles, Community Director Allison Daniels, Operations Director Sara Hatch, Fundraising Director Catie Roheim, Membership Director Emily Loiacano, Finance Director Kathryn Enright, Sustaining […]