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| Date | Start Time | Title | Event Description |
2005-01-01 | 10am | Southwest Museum Open on New Year's Day! | The Southwest Museum of the American Indian and the Museum Store are open.
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2005-01-09 | 1:00 pm | Arroyo Artstreams Workshop | Art workshop, co-sponsored by Armory Center for the Arts, focusing on the natural wonders of the Arroyo Seco. Start by touring the Museum's exhibit Flowing Waters, Fruitful Valley, then take a shuttle to the Pasadena Casting Club in the Arroyo Seco where professional artists will lead hands-on activities that explore the connection of man and the environment.
Tickets: $10 general; $8 Pasadena Museum of History, Armory Center for the Arts and Pasadena Casting Club members; $3 children under 12. Call 626.577.1660, ext. 10.
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2005-01-17 | 10am | Southwest Museum Open on Martin Luther King Day! | The Southwest Museum of the American Indian and the Museum Store are open. |
2005-01-28 | 8:30 am | Winter Native Plant Sale | Fall and Winter are generally the best time for planting and cultivating California native plants. Native plants are a great way to conserve water in your garden.
Staff and volunteers will be available to help customers identify
plants that are ideal to control erosion, attract birds, hummingbirds
and butterflies, as well as answer any questions.
Members of the foundation will receive a 15% discount and the general public, a 10% discount. |
2005-01-29 | 8:30 am | Winter Native Plant Sale | Fall and Winter are generally the best time for planting and cultivating California native plants. Native plants are a great way to conserve water in your garden.
Staff and volunteers will be available to help customers identify
plants that are ideal to control erosion, attract birds, hummingbirds
and butterflies, as well as answer any questions.
Members of the foundation will receive a 15% discount and the general public, a 10% discount. |
2005-01-29 | 9:30 AM | Workshop on Future of Pasadena Parks and Open Space | The community is invited to the second of two workshops on the future of Pasadena's parks, recreation and open spaces. The workshop is scheduled for Saturday, January 29, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Jackie Robinson Center, 1020 N. Fair Oaks Ave. The event is part of a process to update the Green Space/Recreation Element of the General Plan and develop a Master Plan for recreation and parks. For more information, call Patrice Martin at 744–3758.
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2005-02-01 | 6:30 PM | Pasadena District 1 Meeting | Rose Bowl and NFL to be Topics of District 1 Meeting - Pasadena City Councilwoman Joyce Streator will host a meeting for District 1 constituents Tuesday, February 1, in the Rose Bowl Press Box (enter stadium at Gate F). She will be joined by RBOC President Edward Garlock and city staff, who will provide information about the EIR for potential renovation of the stadium. Models of proposed stadium improvements will be reviewed at 6:30 p.m. and presentations will begin at 7:00 p.m. For more information, call District 1 Field Representative Desireia Valteau at 744-4444.
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2005-02-05 | 9:30 AM | Avenue 19 Bridge Community Meeting | This will be a community meeting to review designs by artist Stephen Glassman and the City of Los Angeles' Bureau of Engineering, Bridge Improvement Program for the replacement of Avenue 19 Bridge.
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2005-02-05 | 8:00 AM | Hahamongna Bird Walk | Pasadena Audubon will host its Hahamongna Monthly Walk this Saturday beginning at 8:00 AM.
This is monthly bird walk is for birders of all ages and experience. A good variety of resident and wintering species should be in residence.
Exit the northbound 210 Freeway at Berkshire and make a right, then a left at the light (Oak Grove Drive). The park entrance is on the right at the next stop light (Foothill Blvd). Take the first left after entering Hahamongna Watershed Park and park by the ballfield. |
2005-02-06 | 2:00 pm | Arroyo Seco Strom Walk | The Arroyo Seco Foundation will conduct a walk this Sunday in the Arroyo Seco, February 6th, to explore the impact of the recent winter storm and of stream restoration activities there.
The rain that poured onto our streets and neighborhoods made its way, through the storm drains, to the Arroyo Seco. In most spots, the Arroyo is clad in cement to facilitate quick conveyance of water through our cities and into the ocean. However, in two sections of Pasadena, the Arroyo flows in a natural streambed. The February 6 hike will explore the natural section beneath the Colorado Street Bridge. We will see how this area fared in the storm, take a look at the City of Pasadena’s habitat restoration activities, see some Arroyo art and learn about native plants.
The walk will depart at 2:00 pm from Brookside Park, Parking Lot I near the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center in Pasadena. We will return to our starting location around 4:00 pm. Participants should bring water and be prepared for the weather because this hike will take place rain or shine. Please join us for this shared experience in the Arroyo Seco.
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2005-02-12 | 5:00 pm | The Birds and the Bees: A Romantic Dinner in Nature | Discover how Debs Park’s critters search and find their mates, enjoy a
delicious dinner with your special someone, and support the Audubon Center’s
educational programs!
--Adults will dine on a vegetarian or chicken dinner & no-host bar in the
main courtyard.
--Children will feast on chicken fingers and fries & watch a movie in the
Discovery Room. (Children 2 and under must accompany parents)
Cost: $25 per couple, $10 per child (ages 2-12)
All proceeds will benefit Audubon Adventure Camps
Tickets available for sale at the Audubon Center at Debs Park
Or, send a check payable to:
Audubon Center at Debs Park
4700 North Griffin Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90031
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2005-02-12 | 8:45 AM | Urban Watershed Summit | Heal the Bay will co-host an Urban Watershed Summit bringing together a wide range of stakeholders such as community-based organizations, elected officials, public agencies, local businesses and environmental groups — all connected by their interest in improving local watersheds. Success stories, successful partnerships and effective community outreach tools will be presented and discussed in an effort to cleanup and restore Los Angeles' urban waters. Registration is $10 and the event will be held at Compton Community College. For registration, contact Debbi Dodson at ddodson@san.rr.com or 858-272-6804. For detailed event information, view Heal The Bay's announcement |
2005-02-13 | 2pm | An Ancient Love Potion: Chocolate & Chiles | Celebrate Valentine’s Day by tasting tantalizing samples as a local chocolate connoisseur and a chile expert share the fascinating origins and recipes of these ever-evolving aphrodisiacs. Rendezvous with your sweetheart on the beautiful garden terrace of the Southwest Museum for this spicy adventure! Admission is $15 for Autry National Center members, $30 for nonmembers. Purchase tickets at our Visitor Services Desk in Griffith Park, or contact TicketWeb at 866.468.3399 or www.ticketweb.com. |
2005-02-19 | 10am | Mata Ortiz Pottery Show and Sale | Witness some of the finest hand-built pottery made in the world today at this annual show. “In a small village at the end of a long dirt road, magic happens every day. It is an earthly magic, worked by men, women, and children at kitchen tables and in backyards all over town . . .” So does the book The Many Faces of Mata Ortiz describe the magic that is Mata Ortiz pottery. Pottery from this humble village in northern Mexico is priced from $10 mementos to $1,000 masterpieces. There is no admission charge for this special sale, and members’ discounts apply. |
2005-02-19 | 12:00 pm | The Great Backyard Bird Count | Participate in a Citizen Science Project!
Join Experienced Birders
Staff and Friends will lead free walks
People of all ages and skill levels birding are welcome
Raffle and prizes
Go to http://www.birdsource.org/gbbc/ for more GBBC information
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2005-02-21 | 10am | Southwest Museum Open on President's Day! | The Southwest Museum of the American Indian and the Museum Store are open. |
2005-02-23 | 6:15 PM | Rose Bowl Stadium Draft EIR | The Rose Bowl stadium draft EIR will be discussed at the Pasadena Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 23rd, at 6:15 p.m., at the Civic Auditorium Gold Room, 300 E. Green St.
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2005-02-24 | 6:30 PM | Rose Bowl Stadium Draft EIR | The Rose Bowl stadium draft EIR will be discussed at a public hearing Thursday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m., at Robinson Park auditorium, 1081 N.
Fair Oaks Ave.
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2005-02-28 | 6:00 PM | Rose Bowl Stadium Draft EIR | The Rose Bowl stadium draft EIR will be discussed at the Historic Preservation and Design commissions, Monday, Feb. 28, 6 p.m., at Pasadena Center, 300 E. Green St., Room 212
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2005-03-01 | | Thinking of Spring Cleaning? Book Donations Needed! | Friends of the Braun Research Library needs your books. All books donated to the group are sold at the Friends of the Braun Research Library Book Sale in March. Proceeds from the sale go to support the library’s acquisition fund. Most hardcover books are accepted. Please, no magazines or popular fiction. |
2005-03-01 | 6:00 PM | Rose Bowl Stadium Draft EIR | The Rose Bowl stadium draft EIR will be discussed Tuesday, March 1, 6 p.m. at the meeting of the Recreation and Parks Commission at the Senior Center, 85 E. Holly St.
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2005-03-02 | 6:30 PM | Forum on the Angeles National Forest | Please join representatives from the offices of Congressman Schiff and
Congressman David Dreier and officials from the U.S. Forest Service to discuss forest access, road closures and other concerns related to the Angeles National Forrest.
The forum will take place Wednesday, March 2 at 6:30 pm at the Altadena Community Center. |
2005-03-02 | 6:30 PM | Recollections of an Old Rock Climber | Glen Dawson will present a program "Recollections of an Old Rock Climber" at the monthly Pasadena Group meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2, at Eaton Canyon Nature Center. Glen Dawson, a noted Sierra climber as a young man, will share experiences and anecdotes of well-known climbers of that era. Apart from climbing, Glen formerly was a partner with his brother, Muir Dawson, in the Dawson Book Shop in Los Angeles. The shop, now operated by Muir's son Michael, features rare books on California history, Western Americana, mountaineering, and photography.
The Eaton Canyon Nature Center is located on Altadena Drive in northeast Pasadena. The Nature Center and parking lot remain open, although much of Eaton Canyon Park is off-limits to the public, marked by yellow tape barriers, because of flood damage and possible hazards along the stream.
The evening begins with a social hour at 6:30 p.m. Hope to see you Wednesday.
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2005-03-05 | 9:30am | Pasadena Heritage to host Forum on NFL Plan for the Rose Bow | Pasadena Heritage will host a free public forum on the NFL Plan for the Rose Bowl from 9:30 am to 11:30 am on March 5 at the Travis Auditorium on the Fuller Seminary Campus located at 180 North Oakland Avenue.
The purpose of this forum is to present the serious impacts this proposal would cause. The public is invited to hear experts talk about what an NFL team would mean for the National Historic Landmark Rose Bowl, our largest public park, and our historic neighborhoods.
Speakers will include: Vince Farhat, Transportation Advisory Committee, Teresa Grimes, Architectural Historian, and Bob Kneisel, Pasadena Neighborhood Coalition President.
Seating is limited, so let us know if you plan to attend by calling the Pasadena Heritage office at (626) 441-6333.
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2005-03-06 | 8:00 AM | Hahamongna Bird Walk | This is monthly bird walk is for birders of all ages and experience. A good variety of resident and wintering species should be in residence.
Exit the northbound 210 Freeway at Berkshire and make a right, then a left at the light (Oak Grove Drive). The park entrance is on the right at the next stop light (Foothill). Take the first left after entering Hahamongna Watershed Park and park by the ballfield.
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2005-03-07 | 5:00 PM | Rose Bowl Stadium Draft EIR | The Rose Bowl stadium draft EIR will be discussed Monday, March 7, 5 p.m. at the meeting of the Urban Forestry Committee, at Jackie Robinson Center, 1020 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Room 200 |
2005-03-09 | 12:00 pm | The Arroyo Seco and the First American Interpretation of the | Sharyn Yeoman, U. of Colorado, Boulder, will discuss the people of the Arroyo, like Lummis et al., who were the first to develop the modern concept of the Southwest as a region through literature and art.
This is a free event, open to the public.
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2005-03-10 | 6:00 PM | Rose Bowl Stadium Draft EIR | The Rose Bowl stadium draft EIR will be discussed Monday, Thursday, March 10, 6 p.m., at the meeting of the Transportation Advisory Commission at the Rose Bowl, 1001 Rose Bowl Dr., Press Interview Room.
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2005-03-11 | 9:30 a.m. | Senior Scam Stopper | Assemblymember Carol Liu in partnership with the California Contractors State License Board and the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks is hosting a Senior Scam Stopper forum at the Highland Park Senior Center on March 11, 9:30 a.m. It is not just limited to seniors as everyone
in the community is invited to attend. Expert panelists include representatives from Contractors State License Board, California Department of Consumer Affairs and the LAPD. These panelists will discuss scams ranging from ID theft to home improvement scams. |
2005-03-12 | 12:00 pm | SOLAR ENERGY FORUM | Are you interested in:
· Saving on your electricity bill?
· Having a career in solar technology?
· Being self-employed in Lincoln Heights?
· Cleaning up our planet?
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2005-03-15 | 7:30 PM | A Century of Pasadena Parks | Curator Michael Hurley will chronicle the growth and development of Pasadena's park system from its early days enhancing Pasadena as a west coast destination resort and its tumultuous years as setting for the advancement of civil rights, to ongoing functions such as serving as home to the world-renowned Norton Simon Museum, Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl football game, while meeting the everyday recreational needs of neighborhood residents and urban escapists alike.
Tickets: $15 Members/$20 Non-members (includes admission to exhibits)
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2005-03-17 | 9:00 am | Rainbow Canyon Restoration - Hand Weeders Society | Restore native habitat while you enjoy the serenity of this beautiful park and meet the nicest people. Wear sturdy shoes; bring gloves if you like.
Activities include planting, spreading mulch and removal of non-native plants.
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2005-03-20 | 9:00 am | Rainbow Canyon Restoration - Mulch Madness | Restore native habitat while you enjoy the serenity of this beautiful park and meet the nicest people. Wear sturdy shoes; bring gloves if you like.
Activities include planting, spreading mulch and removal of non-native plants. |
2005-03-20 | 1:00 p.m. | Arroyo Family Fun Day | A fun-filled afternoon of free art and educational activities in the beautiful Arroyo Seco. Begin by touring the exhibits at the Pasadena Museum of History, then take a free shuttle to the Pasadena Casting Club where you can participate in a fly fishing workshop, nature walk, science workshop with instructors from KIDSPACE, and create art projects with help from professionals from the Armory Center for the arts. Projects suitable for children and adults. Free snacks and beverages, too.
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2005-03-20 | 1:00 PM | Arroyo Family Fun Day | Arroyo Family Fun Day – Join the Pasadena Museum of History for a free celebration of the beautiful Arroyo Seco on Sunday, March 20. At 1:00 p.m. - tour Busch Gardens Centennial Exhibit and A Century of Pasadena Parks at the Pasadena Museum of History; at 1:30 p.m. - board the Arroyo Express Shuttles and travel to the Pasadena Casting Club in the Arroyo Seco; from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. - activities in the Arroyo, including hands-on art with assistance from professional artists from the Armory Center for the Arts, walking tour with park naturalists, photographs and narratives at the Natural History of the Arroyo Seco booth provided by the Pasadena Department of Public Works, a special program from Kidspace Museum, and participation in the Pasadena Casting Club's Fly Fishing workshop. Free snacks and beverages. Call for reservations at , or visit www.pasadenahistory.org
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2005-03-29 | 7:00 PM | NASA Groundwater Cleanup | NASA's Groundwater Cleanup Project at JPL will hold a community information session from 7 to 9 p.m. March 29 in the cafeteria at Eliot Middle School, 2184 N. Lake Ave. There will be informational displays and NASA's cleanup team will be available to answer questions about its groundwater cleanup efforts. Admission is free. For more information, visit http://JPLwater.nasa.gov |
2005-03-30 | 7:00 PM | Friends of Southwest Museum Coaliion Meeting | The next Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition will meet Wed March 30th at 7 p.m. at Ramona Hall in Highland Park. We invite any and all to attend as our coalition consists of many concerned individuals as well as 70+ organizations.
For those 70 organizations -- it's important to have representatives from each and every one of our member organizations attend and participate at the meeting.
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2005-04-02 | 10:00 am | Native Plant Garden Tour | This year, the tour will be held over two days. On Saturday, the northern gardens (North Valley, Glendale, Eagle Rock...) will be open and the southern gardens (Sherman Oaks, Mid-City, Atwater..) open on Sunday. This will allow tour goers to visit more gardens than they were able to last year. There will be 22 homes on the tour, including 8 new gardens. Many of the returning gardens have new plantings and features. The tour will be self-guided. We will publish a brochure, complete with photos, descriptions, plant lists and directions for each garden. Tour packets will be sent to ticket purchaser prior to the tour.
In addition, tour ticket purchasers will be invited to a lecture by Greg Rubin on April 2nd in the evening (held in Eagle Rock). Greg Rubin of "California's Own Native Landscape Design" is an award winning landscaper that works almost exclusively with native plants, and his talk at TPF was a sell-out standing room only event.
Tickets $20 per person
Call (818) 768-1802 or stop by the TPF Nursery to Order Tickets
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2005-04-02 | 9:00 am | Debs Park Restoration | Want to get involved with restoration activities in the Arroyo? The Debs Park Advisory Board's Cleanup Committee will be pulling milk thistle Saturday morning April 2 (tomorrow), from 9:00-11:00 a.m. at the south end of the pond. All avid weeders are welcome.
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2005-04-02 | 2:00 p.m. | From Within Ministries International | |
2005-04-02 | 10:00 am | Confluence Park Community Meeting | Did you know that 200 years ago the first Spanish explorers stood in
Cypress Park?
The 1776 de Anza expedition was so impressed with what we now call
Cypress Park at the confluence of the Los Angeles River and the Arroyo
Seco that it lead to founding of the Pueblo nearby and the beginning of
Los Angeles.
In honor of this rich history, Confluence Park is now being planned.
You are invited to attend a Confluence Park Community Meeting
-Learn about the project
-Hear about the history of the site and existing conditions
-See conceptual designs
-Give your input
The first phase of Confluence Park will include a landmark fountain that
will become a beautiful gateway to Cypress Park at the corner of San
Fernando and Riverside Drive.
Refreshments and fun activities for children will be provided.
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2005-04-03 | 10:00 am | Native Plant Garden Tour | This year, the tour will be held over two days. On Saturday, the northern gardens (North Valley, Glendale, Eagle Rock...) will be open and the southern gardens (Sherman Oaks, Mid-City, Atwater..) open on Sunday. This will allow tour goers to visit more gardens than they were able to last year. There will be 22 homes on the tour, including 8 new gardens. Many of the returning gardens have new plantings and features. The tour will be self-guided. We will publish a brochure, complete with photos, descriptions, plant lists and directions for each garden. Tour packets will be sent to ticket purchaser prior to the tour. In addition, tour ticket purchasers will be invited to a lecture by Greg Rubin on April 2nd in the evening (held in Eagle Rock). Greg Rubin of "California's Own Native Landscape Design" is an award winning landscaper that works almost exclusively with native plants, and his talk at TPF was a sell-out standing room only event. Tickets $20 per person Call (818) 768-1802 or stop by the TPF Nursery to Order Tickets
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2005-04-09 | 8:00 am | The "California Friendly™ Landscape" Workshop | You don't need to use lots of water to enjoy a beautiful garden!
Learn from the experts how to plan, develop, and create beautiful residential landscaping using drought-tolerant and native plants. Help conserve our precious water resources and build a legacy for your home's future.
California Friendly™ Workshops are free and open to all PWP water customers.
Meet others and share your ideas, ask an expert your questions, and enjoy free refreshments.
Please reserve your class dates at least three weeks in advance by calling the number listed.
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2005-04-14 | 10:00 AM | LA River - The Future is Now | Invitation to the "Los Angeles River - The Future is Now" Campaign Launch and Poster Unveiling
The City of Los Angeles, in coordination with various local and community groups, cordially invites you to attend the Los Angeles River - The Future is Now" Campaign Launch and Poster Unveiling at 10 a.m., Thursday, April 14, 2005 at the Los Feliz Riverwalk Entrance, 3207 Los Feliz Blvd. adjacent to the Los Feliz Golf Course. Various public officials and environmental groups will unveil the campaign poster entitled Los Angeles River - The Future is Now, which will be the face of the two- month long campaign.
Parking will be available in the Los Feliz Golf Course parking lot and surrounding streets.
This outreach campaign, entitled "Los Angeles River - The Future is Now" will take place in April and May 2005 and will work towards educating residents living in Los Angeles and in the Los Angeles River watershed about the river, its beneficial uses, and its many ongoing projects.
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2005-04-17 | 9:00 am | Rainbow Canyon Restoration - Hand Weeders Society | Restore native habitat while you enjoy the serenity of this beautiful park and meet the nicest people. Wear sturdy shoes; bring gloves if you like.
Activities include planting, spreading mulch and removal of non-native plants. |
2005-04-23 | 9 a.m. | Glimpses of Busch Gardens: An Arroyo Walking Tour | Join Pasadena Heritage in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the opening of the original Busch Gardens. A unique opportunity to explore one of Southern California's great natural environments while learning about Busch Gardens, a magnificent public garden created by Adolphus Busch on his Pasadena estate in the early 1900s. |
2005-04-23 | 11:00 AM | GREENING THE EARTH DAY | Families can learn how to make positive impacts on the environment by recycling, landscaping, conserving gasoline and more at Greening the Earth Day, a free family festival Saturday, April 23, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Memorial Park in Pasadena.
Mistress of Ceremonies is Sandra Mitchell, CBS 2 News anchor and reporter. Performing will be RePercussion, the band that recycles items into musical instruments, the award-winning John Muir High School Jazz Band and musicians from the Pasadena Music Conservancy.
The festival will have hands-on nature and art activities for youths, including a bicycle safety rodeo for those who bring helmets, storytelling and animals from Wildlife Way Station and Eaton Canyon Nature Center. Adults may attend workshops on solar energy and composting and there will be information on rebates for Pasadena Water and Power residential customers.
On display will be “green” vehicles, including hybrids and biodiesel, and there will be brochures on Flexcar, the nation’s largest car-sharing company. The city will also introduce its program for green building design and construction methods.
One raffle ticket will be given for each bag of California Redemption Value beverage
containers, with a maximum of 10 tickets for each person. Anyone who rides the Metro Gold Line or an MTA bus to the event and presents a ticket will receive a gift for taking public transportation.
Memorial Park is bordered by Walnut Street, Raymond Avenue and Holly St. Greening the Earth Day 2005 is sponsored by the city of Pasadena, California Department of Conservation, Patagonia Pasadena and Armory Center for the Arts.
For more information email recycle@cityofpasadena.net or call (626) 744-4721.
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2005-04-23 | 9:00 am | Earth Day Comes Alive! | Earth Day Comes Alive! is about living in harmony with Mother Nature to create a sustainable green future. You'll hear music and green voices on how to make green choices. You'll discover the beauty of our urban forest along the Arroyo Seco, see the red hawks and other wild creatures living in Debs Park as well as tour the totally solar powered greenest building in the U.S.
There will be restoration activities, performances, green technology tours, exhibits, demonstrations, eco-forums, and more.
Visit http://eco-now.net/earthday.html for more info |
2005-04-23 | 9:00 am | Earth Day Comes Alive! | Earth Day Comes Alive! is about living in harmony with Mother Nature to create a sustainable green future. You'll hear music and green voices on how to make green choices. You'll discover the beauty of our urban forest along the Arroyo Seco, see the red hawks and other wild creatures living in Debs Park as well as tour the totally solar powered greenest building in the U.S.
There will be restoration activities, performances, green technology tours, exhibits, demonstrations, eco-forums, and more.
Visit http://eco-now.net/earthday.html for more info |
2005-04-23 | 10:00 am | Earth Day Celebration & Volunteer Event at Rainbow Canyon Pa | Escape to nature and relax! Great for kids!
See wildflowers, poppies, blue-eyed grass, white sage, monkey
flowers and more!
Enjoy children's reading and story-telling circle on picnic blankets
under the trees; bring a brown bag lunch and stay awhile!
Take a naturalist walk through native habitat with Julian Donahue,
biologist and discoverer of the Rusty-throated Wren-Babbler. (11:00)
Learn basic pruning of Trees and Shrubs for Fire Safety Workshop with
certified arborist Lynnette Kampe (Bring your gloves - it's hands-
on!) (10:00)
Mulch moving for all ages!
Iced mint tea and homemade cookies!
Directions: Park approximate address: 220 W. Ave. 45 in Mt.
Washington, 2 ½ blocks above Marmion Way.
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2005-05-07 | 11:00 am | Water Awareness Day | May is Water Awareness Month, and in observance of it, Crescenta Valley Water District is hosting a barbeque and Open House for the community, CVWD employees, and their families on May 7th.
There will be free food, fun activities for the kids, and the promotion of water conservation!
* examples of native plants * sprinkler display * water trivia & prizes
* Fire Station 63 * bounce house * free water conservation devices
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2005-05-14 | 10:00 AM | JPL Open House | It is time again for the JPL OPEN HOUSE, Saturday and Sunday, May 14-15!
I will be at the booth with exhibits about the NASA Groundwater Cleanup effort (this time located on the "mall") on Saturday morning until 1:00 pm and on Sunday afternoon from noon to 5:00. Others on our team will be at the booth the remainder of the time.
Please come see all the wonderful projects in which JPL is involved!
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/pso/oh.cfm This is the link about the Open House.
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/about_JPL/maps.cfm This is the link for directions to JPL.
Merrilee Fellows
mfellows@nasa.gov
NASA Water Cleanup Outreach Manager
818.393.0754
http://jplwater.nasa.gov
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2005-05-14 | 10:00 AM | JPL Open House | Description: This is the second day of the JPL OPEN HOUSE, Saturday and Sunday, May 14-15! I will be at the booth with exhibits about the NASA Groundwater Cleanup effort (this time located on the "mall") on Sunday afternoon from noon to 5:00. Others on our team will be at the booth the remainder of the time. Please come see all the wonderful projects in which JPL is involved! http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/pso/oh.cfm This is the link about the Open House. http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/about_JPL/maps.cfm This is the link for directions to JPL. Merrilee Fellows mfellows@nasa.gov NASA Water Cleanup Outreach Manager 818.393.0754 http://jplwater.nasa.gov |
2005-05-16 | 6:30 PM | Rose Bowl EIR Review | The Pasadena City Council will take public comments and review the recently released Environmental Impact Report on a National Footballl League franchise in the Rose Bowl. The discussion and decision will be critical in determining the future of the Rose Bowl and of the Arroyo Seco. |
2005-05-17 | 7:00 PM | Protecting California's Forests | California Attorney General Bill Lockyer will be the featured speaker at a community meeting being held at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17th at the Eaton Canyon Nature Center in Pasadena. Don’t miss this unique local opportunity to hear him discuss "Protecting Our Forests For A Generation To Come."
With the final management plans for our nearby national forests due to be released soon, this is an ideal opportunity to learn how you can make a difference in shaping the future of our "backyard" forests.
Attorney General Bill Lockyer has long been a champion of California's environment. He has fought hard against numerous efforts by the federal government to undermine and ignore key environmental safeguards. An effective leader in defending our state's magnificent national forests, he has filed lawsuits to stop Bush administration plans for increased logging in the Sierra Nevada and in Giant Sequoia National Monument. In southern California, he has worked to help get the best management plans possible to protect the Angeles and Cleveland national forests.
There will be a reception at 7 p.m., free and open to the public, as is the main event. In addition to Bill Lockyer, the program will feature an update on simple actions we can all take to better protect our local forests from the many threats they face, from proposals for a freeway though a forest and massive new power transmission lines to a hydroelectric dam in a proposed wilderness area and more motorcycles on our back country trails.
The program is cosponsored by the Southern California Forests Campaign and the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter’s Forest Committee. The forests campaign is a new club effort to bring people together to protect our southern California national forests for a generation to come and to keep them outstanding places to visit. |
2005-05-19 | 6:00 PM | Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan | The City of Los Angeles is in the process of selecting a consultant team to assist with the preparation of a Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan. As part of this process, the City will be hosting a public presentation by selected teams.
Thursday, May 19, 2005, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Parking: Validated parking will be available for the customer parking lot entered on Hope Street.
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2005-05-20 | 7:30 PM | Urban Water Strategies for a Regenerative Planet: A Permacul | DR. BILL ROLEY Bill will share his 30+ years of knowledge and expertise on water topics, including: Thinking like a watershed, a permaculture beginning, the nature of water: its energy and magic, water harvesting, urban strategies for storm water runoff, wastewater, graywater, blackwater, treatment systems. Location: L.A. Eco-Village, 117 Bimini Place, Los Angeles 90004 Fee: $10 (sliding scale okay). Reservations: 213-738-1254 or crsp@igc.org
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2005-05-21 | 8:00 am | The "California Friendly™ Landscape" Workshop | You don't need to use lots of water to enjoy a beautiful garden! Learn from the experts how to plan, develop, and create beautiful residential landscaping using drought-tolerant and native plants. Help conserve our precious water resources and build a legacy for your home's future. California Friendly™ Workshops are free and open to all PWP water customers. Meet others and share your ideas, ask an expert your questions, and enjoy free refreshments. Please reserve your class dates at least three weeks in advance by calling the number listed.
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2005-05-21 | 9:00 am | Native Seed Collection for Rainbow Canyon Park | Collect seed from local populations of native grasses, Golden-stars
and Blue-eyed grass for use in restoring native habitat in the Arroyo Seco's Rainbow Canyon Park. Meet at the Red Barn in Elyria Canyon Park. Cars may enter from Bridgeport on the west side of Mt. Washington. Hikers may come down
from the trailhead at the end of Elyria Dr. Refreshments will be
provided.
Park Info: http://www.lamountains.com/parks.asp?parkid=11
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2005-05-22 | 10:00 AM | Museums of the Arroyo Day | Local museums will celebrate arroyo culture on May 22, 2005. This one-day event will feature exhibits, special events, crafts and family fun -- free shuttle, free admission to five area museums.
Like great art, architecture, music and family fun with some historical discoveries thrown in for good measure? How about it all for free?
Mark your calendars for the 17th annual Museums of the Arroyo (MOTA) Day where five museums located along the celebrated Arroyo Seco in Los Angeles and Pasadena open their doors for a free day of dance, storytelling, art, crafts and entertainment:
* The Gamble House
* Heritage Square Museum
* The Lummis Home and Garden
* The Pasadena Museum of History; and
* The Southwest Museum
On MOTA Day, folks can visit one or all of the museums during the day at no charge, with free and continuous shuttle service running between museums. Visitors can park their cars once and then shuttle to the museums of their choice.
Performers scheduled to appear at this year's MOTA Day include Grammy-award winning Tin-Pan Alley pianist and ukulele virtuoso Ian Whitcomb at the Gamble House and Arigon Starr and Debora Iyall presenting contemporary Native American music at the Southwest Museum.
For more information on the 16th annual MOTA Day, please call the MOTA hotline number at (213) 740-TOUR (8687) or visit http://www.museumsofthearroyo.com.
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2005-06-06 | 6:30 PM | Pasadena City Council Considers NFL in Rose Bowl | Rose Bowl Stadium Proposed Renovation/Proposal to NFL -- Last month the City Council certified the environmental impact report (EIR) for the Rose Bowl Stadium renovation project. the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requires that the City Council provide a statement that balance the benefits of the proposed project with the unavoidable environmental risks before the renovation project can be approved. This is called a Statement of Overriding Considerations. The City Council will consider adopting such a statement, making environmental findings, adopting a mitigation monitoring program, approving the renovation project (including the term sheet) and incorporating several recreational improvements into the project as additional community benefits. They will also consider authorizing the city manager to send a proposal to the National Football League |
2005-06-09 | 6:30 PM | Community Workshop on Green Space | The third workshop on the future of Pasadena’s parks, recreation and open spaces. The event is part of a process to update the Green Space/Recreation Element of the General Plan and develop a master plan for recreation and parks. Event participants discuss the results of recent needs assessment surveys and set priorities for parks, green space, and recreation programs, services and facilities. Child care, light refreshments and Spanish translation available.
Calendar: City of Pasadena Departments/Council
Categories: Community events
http://www.cityofpasadena.net/planning/deptorg/commplng/greenspace.asp
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2005-06-13 | 7:00 pm | LA & Route 66 - Yesterday and Today | The Highland Park Heritage Trust is hosting a free program about Historic Route 66 on Monday, June 13th at 7pm at the Highland Park Ebell Club (131 S. Avenue 57). Author, historian, photographer, and Route 66 expert, Scott Piotrowski will give a multi-media presentation on Los Angeles & Route 66 - Yesterday & Today. Scott will also be signing copies of his book, Finding the End of the Mother Road: Route 66 in Los Angeles County, after the presentation.
Did you know that the Arroyo Seco region has the highest number of Route 66 alignments (or different official routes) along the entire national route? Come and find out more and re-discover Route 66 in your community.
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2005-06-18 | 9:00 am | Rainbow Canyon Workparty | Yucca elephantipes attack! Help stop these non-native plants before
they spread. Please bring your own tools. (This activity is
recommended for adults only. Children may assist with spreading mulch
under supervision of a parent or guardian.) Meet in lower Rainbow Cyn.
Park. From Figueroa Ave. turn west on Avenue 45 and look for the park
sign on the left in 1 1/2 blocks. Refreshments will be provided. |
2005-06-21 | 2:00 PM | Arroyo Seco Bike Trail Project | This is to notify you of the date and place of the subject meeting to update you on the current status of the proposed Arroyo Seco Bike Trail Project.
If you have any questions regarding this meeting or the proposed project, please contact me at (626) 458-3940.
Eric Batman, P.E.
L.A.Co. Dept. Public Works
Programs Development Division
(626) 458 - 3192 Fax
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2005-06-24 | 8:30 am | Native Plant Summer Sale | The Theodore Payne Nursery, a program of the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flowers and Native Plants is holding its annual summer sale on Friday and Saturday, June 24 and 25, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Members of the public will receive a 10% discount on all plants. The nursery is located at 10459 Tuxford Street in Sun Valley. For more information, call (818) 768-1802 or visit http://www.theodorepayne.org/
Staff and volunteers will be available to help customers identify plants that are ideal to control erosion, attract birds, hummingbirds and butterflies, as well as answer any questions.
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2005-06-25 | 8:30 am | Native Plant Summer Sale | The Theodore Payne Nursery, a program of the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flowers and Native Plants is holding its annual summer sale on Friday and Saturday, June 24 and 25, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Members of the public will receive a 10% discount on all plants. The nursery is located at 10459 Tuxford Street in Sun Valley. For more information, call (818) 768-1802 or visit http://www.theodorepayne.org/
Staff and volunteers will be available to help customers identify plants that are ideal to control erosion, attract birds, hummingbirds and butterflies, as well as answer any questions.
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2005-06-26 | 9:00 am | Arroyo Seco Eco Ride | We will meet at the Heritage Square/Arroyo Gold Line station (3545 Pasadena Ave. Los Angeles 90031). A short ride to the base of Flat Top for an overview of open space issues with the North East Los Angeles Open Space Coalition. We will continue to the one of the greenest buildings in the nation, the Audubon Center at Debs Park. Riding up the Arroyo Seco Bike Path, we will head to a location where the City of Pasadena is conducting stream restoration activities. We will ride to Path To Freedom, an urban homestead, located in Pasadena. This will be the final stop, where we will take a tour and have a chance to have lunch (Please bring a lunch). We will meet at the Heritage Square/Arroyo Gold Line station (3545 Pasadena Ave. Los Angeles 90031). Ending at Path To Freedom (631 Cypress Ave, Pasadena 91103).
This easy ride will be about 7 miles from end to finish. We will ride at a moderate pace, and stopping along the way (Class C). We will ride on streets, bike paths and bike lanes. Please bring a lock, as we will walk to the Arroyo Seco restoration site.
Although this is a free ride, the Audubon Center and Path To Freedom do rely on donations to keep going, so feel free to bring some money along to give to these causes. Suggested donation to Audubon Center is $1. Suggested donation to Path To Freedom is $5-10 for the tour.
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2005-06-30 | 6:30 pm | Council of Arroyo Seco Organizations | Our upcoming Council of Arroyo Seco Organizations’ meeting marks CASO’s one year anniversary. We are lucky to have Los Angeles City Councilmember Ed Reyes as our guest to speak on Arroyo Seco and Los Angeles River issues. In addition, we will discuss an opportunity for CASO member organizations to work on a collaborative Arroyo-wide project. There will also be time for updates about things going on within your organization. This will be a great meeting to send us on towards a second year of doing great work in the Arroyo.
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2005-07-11 | 7:00 pm | ARROYO SECO BICYCLE TRAIL MEETING | As a follow-up to the recent status update meeting on the proposed Arroyo Seco Bike Trail project, Supervisor Molina, through the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works, has scheduled a follow-up meeting to further discuss the project details and issues related to Phase 1 of the bike trail project. The County is committed to working with the community and stakeholders to develop the most favorable bike trail design and incorporate the necessary changes into the future Phases 2A and 2B. We look forward to seeing you at this important meeting to discuss this project and listen to your concerns.
If you have any questions regarding this meeting or the proposed project, please contact Eric Batman, P.E., LA Co. Dept. Public Works, at (626) 458-3940. |
2005-07-12 | 7:00 pm | The River, Book Three | World premiere of Lewis MacAdams’ The River, Book Three, a continuation of his mini-epic about his life and work among the trash bags and red-wing blackbirds of the much-maligned Los Angeles River.
About Lewis MacAdams:
Poet, activist, journalist Lewis MacAdams is the author of a dozen books and tapes of poetry, and his poems have appeared in many anthologies over the last twenty-five years.
As a journalist, in the early 80’s, he was the American correspondent for the popular French magazine Actuel. From 1980 to 1982, he was the editor of WET, “the Magazine of Gourmet Bathing and Beyond,” a Los-Angeles-based, internationally-circulated bi-monthly of the avant-garde. Since the mid-80’s he has been a contributing editor of the L.A. Weekly. He writes regularly on culture and ecology for Rolling Stone, the L.A. Weekly, Men’s Journal, L.A. Times, and Los Angeles Magazine. His book, Birth of the Cool: Beat, Bebop and the American Avant Garde was published in 2001. He is currently writing a biography of Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner, which will be published in 2006.
In 1985, he founded Friends of The Los Angeles River, a “40 year art work” to bring the Los Angeles River back to life. In the years since, FoLAR has become the River’s most important and influential advocate. Two of its current major goals are to create a Los Angeles River Conservancy to oversee restoration of the river, and a River Watch program to improve the River’s water quality and target polluters. In 1991, MacAdams received the San Fernando Valley Audubon Society’s annual Conservation Award.
A new collection of poems, The River: Books One, Two & Three, (to be published by Blue Press in June of 2005) takes the Los Angeles River as its metaphor, weaving the story and song of the poet, activist and journalist as these three roles form the confluence which is the man.
Reservations
ALOUD: www.aloudla.org or (213) 228-7025
ALOUD programs are FREE, unless otherwise noted. Seating is limited and reservations are strongly recommended for all lectures and performances.
For programs that are full, stand-by tickets will be available at the door, in person only, beginning one hour prior to the program.
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2005-07-16 | 6:00 pm | Celebration on the Colorado St. Bridge | Come celebrate historic preservation on one of the world's most beautiful bridges with continuous live music, dancing, antique cars, children's activities, no-host festive food and beverages on the Colorado Street Bridge in Pasadena. |
2005-07-18 | 9:00 am | Rainbow Canyon Pruning Party 7/18 | We will be pruning up of shrubs for fire clearance (the crew hasn't come yet and better us than them) and some weeding.
There will be story-telling in the shade led by Grayson Cook. And
I'll bring the remaining plants from the MWA Fun Meeting plant sale
if anyone would like to purchase ($2 for 4" and $5 for 1 gal.) I
have some nice yarrow, iris, penstemmon and other good things. Let
me know if you want more info. |
2005-07-18 | 2:00 PM | HSRA to Present at Ad Hoc River Committee Meeting | High Speed Rail Authority to Present at Ad Hoc River Committee Meeting. Carrie Pourvahidi, Deputy Director of the High-Speed Rail Authority, will make a presentation at the Ad Hoc River Committee on July 18, 2005 at 2:00pm (located at City Hall, 200 N. Spring Street, Room 1010). This is our opportunity to comment on the potential designation of a "preferred alignment" for high-speed rail that would severely and unnecessarily impact the Los Angeles River Master Plan and Taylor Yard and Cornfield State Parks. Although high-speed rail will benefit all Californians, there is no need for the system to fracture our communities or degrade our parks and river.
This is an important opportunity to voice our concerns. The High- Speed Rail Authority needs to hear from us.
For more information, please contact Tim Grabiel (tgrabiel@nrdc.org, 310-434-2300) or James Rojas (latinourbanforum@yahoo.com, 626-437-4446).
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2005-07-21 | 10:00 AM | LA River Bicycle Park dedication | COME JOIN US FOR THE DEDICATION OF The Los Angeles River Bicycle Park at Crystal Street --- Thursday July 21, 2005 @ 10:00 AM --- The Los Angeles River Bicycle Park at Crystal Street is located in Elysian Valley, one block north of the intersection of Fletcher and Riverside Drive at the western end of Crystal Street, adjacent to the Los Angeles River Bikeway. --- Directions: *From Riverside Drive, parallel to the I-5: Take Riverside to Fletcher Drive. Head north. Go one block to Crystal Street. Turn left. Rangers and signs will direct you to the event. *From I-5 headed south, exit Fletcher Drive. Turn left on Fletcher Drive. Go one block to Crystal Street. Turn left. Rangers and signs will direct you to parking and event. *From I-5 headed north, exit Stadium Way. Turn left onto Riverside Drive. Travel approximately two miles to Fletcher Drive. Turn right. Go one block to Crystal Street. Turn left. Park is at end of street. Rangers and Signs will direct you to event. --- OR JUST BIKE THERE!!
email: info@lamountains.com web: www.LAMountains.com
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2005-07-25 | 5:30 PM | Comment and Review of the Flint Wash Bridge Crossing Project | This meeting will review plans for the bridge on the west side of Devil's Gate Dam in Hahamongna Watershed Park. Information about additional environmental work prepared for this project can be found at http://www.ci.pasadena.ca.us/planning/meetings/notices.asp |
2005-07-26 | 5:30 PM | Quarterly Meeting of the Hahamongna Watershed Park Advisory | Agenda will be posted at http://www.ci.pasadena.ca.us/arroyoSeco.asp and includes updates to projects being implemented in Hahamongna Watershed Park as well as updates regarding the recently purchased 30 acres from the MWD. |
2005-07-28 | 8:30 AM | Arroyo Seco Bicycle Trail Project | As a follow-up to the recent meetings on the proposed Arroyo Seco Bike Trail project, a field meeting has been scheduled to discuss the proposed alignment for Phase 1 and share your comments. We look forward to seeing you at this field meeting.
Eric Batman, P.E.
L.A.Co. Dept. Public Works
Programs Development Division
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2005-07-28 | 7:00 PM | A Call to Action | We've reched a critical stage. We need your input. We need your decision. This will be a key meeting for the future of LA's first museum. Also: Lummis Legacy Timeline Presentation; Coalition organizations renewal and expansion. Petitions. |
2005-08-03 | 7:30 PM | Living With Mountain Lions | Christina Mann, Southern California Field Representative of the Mountain Lion Foundation, will present a slide-illustrated program "Living with Mountain Lions" at the monthly meeting of the Pasadena Group of the Sierra Club. The meeting, open to the public, begins at 7:30 pm, preceded by a social hour at 6:30 pm.
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2005-08-06 | 8:00 am | Flea Market-Yard Sale | The HPHT will hold a fundraiser Flea Market/Yard Sale on Saturday, August 6 at 8:00 am-12:00 pm. If you have any items you would like to donate, please contact |
2005-08-13 | 11:00 AM | 1st Annual Water Festival | Explore the wonders of water through science and art as your create watercolor masterpieces with ice cubes, uncover the secrets behind our solar-powered water fountain, take the water taster’s choice challenge, investigate the properties of water at our Water Olympics corner, and get wet in the Wild Water Relay! Enjoy a highly entertaining performance of ‘Water Cycle,’ an interactive play that gets audience members out of their seats to act out the water cycle, performed by the Will & Company Theatrical Group.
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2005-08-14 | 11:00 AM | 1st Annual Water Festival | This is the second day of the Water Festival. Explore the wonders of water through science and art as your create watercolor masterpieces with ice cubes, uncover the secrets behind our solar-powered water fountain, take the water taster’s choice challenge, investigate the properties of water at our Water Olympics corner, and get wet in the Wild Water Relay! Enjoy a highly entertaining performance of ‘Water Cycle,’ an interactive play that gets audience members out of their seats to act out the water cycle, performed by the Will & Company Theatrical Group. |
2005-08-17 | 11:00 am | Thirsty for Justice Report Release | EJCW is hosting four simultaneous press conferences in Los Angeles, Sacramento, Richmond, and Fresno to release this groundbreaking report. Thirsty for Justice is one of the first overviews of the connections between race, poverty, and lack of access to water in California. From contaminated drinking water, to flooding of sacred sites, to toxic sewage overflow, people across California are raising their voice to demand water justice. The report and release events will amplify those voices and highlight community campaigns that are addressing the impacts of water injustices in low-income communities and communities of color.
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2005-08-27 | 11:00 AM | FREE SHAKESPEARE | East LA Repertory Theatre proudly presents the tragic love story of Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare as part of Free Shakespeare at East LA Parks. An ensemble of talented actors, Richard Andrade, Mariella Saba, Francisco Garcia, Fanny Garcia, Eva G. Rios, Sergio Villarreal, Karen Anzoategui, and directed by Jesus A. Reyes bring this tragic love story of young love, parental ignorance, and societal strife to life.
East LA Rep invites you to join us in this new tradition of open-air performance at community parks. We encourage you to bring your blanket, lawn chair, and sunscreen and enjoy classic theatre under the LA sky.
Admission: Free; Info: www.eastlarep.com |
2005-08-27 | 12:00 Noon | Water conservation focus of workshop | A residential Mini-Gardening Workshop on using water-saving California-friendly and native plants will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Aug. 27 at La Canada Flintridge Library.
Using native and other drought-tolerant plants can reduce water use by up to two-thirds over conventional landscaping, organizers say.
The workshop will include garden design for homeowners; California-friendly plants; sprinkler system basics for homeowners; and soils, watering and fertilizers. Registration is required because a minimum of 25 attendees is necessary for the workshop to happen. |
2005-09-10 | 4:00 PM | Environmental Picnic | The local branch of the Sierra Club is holding a picnic this Saturday beginning at 4 pm in the picnic area of Eaton Canyon Park for various groups with environmental agendas to share info on projects. It is a casual, bring your own picnic, (drinks, paper supplies provided) opportunity to hang with people who think about the environment. Anyone interested in coming is welcome. Please call Don Bremner, 794-2603, who is trying to get a head count
for supplies. |
2005-09-12 | 10:30 am | LA River Revitalization Master Plan kick-off event | Please join Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Councilmember Ed Reyes (Chair of the LA River Ad Hoc Committee), LADWP General Manager Ron Deaton, members of the City of Los Angeles Board of Public Works, and City Engineer Gary Lee Moore at an event celebrating the kick-off of the much-anticipated Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan.
Mayor Villaraigosa and other dignitaries will provide remarks, and an overview of the project will be presented. Councilmember Reyes will serve as the morning's Master of Ceremonies. Please plan to arrive by 10:15 a.m.
The LA River Revitalization Master Plan is an 18-month master planning effort that will provide a comprehensive, 20-year, multi-objective plan to optimize and enhance a neglected feature of the Los Angeles landscape. ***
The project encompasses a 32-mile stretch of the LA River and surrounding communities from Canoga Park to Boyle Heights in downtown Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan process is one of the first major initiatives of the Los Angeles City Council Ad Hoc Committee on the Los Angeles River, which was formed in 2002 to serve as a clearing house for River projects within the City of Los Angeles. Chaired by Councilmember Ed Reyes, the Ad Hoc Committee also includes Councilmembers Eric Garcetti, Wendy Greuel, Tom LaBonge, and Jan Perry. Funding for the Revitalization Plan is provided by the City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. |
2005-09-15 | 1:00 PM | Stories in the Park | Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or lawn chairs, and enjoy an
afternoon of storytelling with the whole family! Journey with Lakota
storyteller Robert Greygrass through mesmerizing tales of Native
life. Live the magic of Latino culture as Olga Loya shares
extraordinary tales. Visit the marvelous world of American Sign
Language (ASL) with Trix Bruce. Award-winning actor and storyteller
Rodney Kageyama will emcee and share his favorite stories. Free to
the public. Music, Performance & Film |
2005-09-21 | 6:30 PM Re | CASO Quarterly Meeting | CASO -- The Council of Arroyo Seco Organizations -- will hold its
quarterly meeting this Wednesday evening at the South Pasadena
Public Library. --- There is an action packed agenda. There are a number of new developments/projects going on in the Arroyo that you will find
interesting and relevant to your communities and work. ---
* Travis Perry, Los Angeles County of Public Works –
Watershed Management, will discuss the Army Corps of Engineering Arroyo Seco
restoration study and how organizations can participate in this
historic project.
* Nicole Possert, Marketing Representative for the National
Scenic Byway Program, will discuss new plans to spruce up the Arroyo
Seco Parkway.
* A representative of the AS Greenway Task Force will speak on
developing plans for the greenway.
* Jeff Chapman, Arroyo Seco Watershed Coordinator, will gie an
update on the Arroyo Seco Bike Path project.
* There will be break-out groups to brainstorm how all of our
organizations can work together to create the Arroyo Seco Greenway.
Your participation is key to make sure that this project is a
success.
* There will also be announcements of the activities and
programs of your organization.
Wednesday, September 21, 2005, 6:30 pm - Refreshments, 7:00 pm - Official meeting begins -
Community Room, South Pasadena Public Public Library (Mission Gold Line Station), 1115 El Centro St., South Pasadena, CA 91030
You can find out more about CASO here:
http://www.arroyoseco.org/caso.htm
Here is more information about the Arroyo Seco Greenway:
http://www.arroyoseco.org/GreenwayPlan.pdf
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2005-09-24 | 10:00 am | Native Design Garden Workshop | Landscape designer and horticulturalist provides hands-on experience and expert guidance in designing your own native plant garden. Bring your garden design plans, photos of your garden or the area requiring landscaping, along with your ideas and questions about “nativescaping” to this workshop. Limit of eight persons per session to ensure maximum personal attention. Cost: $65 |
2005-09-26 | 6:30 PM | Consideration of Central Arroyo Master Plan | The Central Arroyo Master Plan (CAMP) will be considered by the Pasadena City Council on Monday, September 26th. The redlined version of this document can be found on the city website at:
http://www.ci.pasadena.ca.us/arroyoSeco.asp and at all Pasadena branch libraries as well as the main central library at 285 East Walnut Street Pasadena, CA 91101.
Note that September 26th will also be the night of a joint City Council & Recreation and Parks Commission meeting for review of the City’s Green Space Recreation Element Update and Recreation and Parks Master Plan. Updates on this project can be found at http://www.ci.pasadena.ca.us/planning/deptorg/commplng/greenspace.asp |
2005-10-01 | 10:00 AM | Water Fest 2005 | The Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District invites you and your family to the third annual water awareness festival – Water Fest 2005. Water Fest 2005 is free and will provide free food, interactive exhibits and giveaways including one, high efficiency clothes washer |
2005-10-01 | 11:00 AM | First Peoples Art of the North | See the most dramatic art being created by Native artists today.
Meet some of the artists in this show as they demonstrate their skill.
Additional artwork will be for sale, and light refreshments will be
served. Family Activities Southwest Museum of the American Indian in Mt. Washington; Public Transportation: Take the Metro Gold Line |
2005-10-02 | 11:00 AM | First Peoples Art of the North | See the most dramatic art being created by Native artists today. Meet some of the artists in this show as they demonstrate their skill. Additional artwork will be for sale, and light refreshments will be
served. Family Activities Southwest Museum of the American Indian in Mt. Washington; Public Transportation: Take the Metro Gold Line. |
2005-10-07 | 8:30 am | Fall Festival Preview Plant Sale | Fall Festival Preview Plant Sale!
Enjoy early-bird shopping for native plants, books, and seeds among the special stock TPF has ordered for the Fall Festival.
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2005-10-07 | 5:30 PM | "DOG'TOBERFEST" Yappy Hour! | Celebrate the harvest with accordianist Richard Franke. (Root) beer, S'nausages, and other goodies provided. Join us! Share the news with friends.
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2005-10-08 | 8:30 AM | The "California Friendly™ Landscape" Workshop | You don't need to use lots of water to enjoy a beautiful garden! Join PWP for a FREE residential landscaping class on Saturday, October 8th from 8:30 AM to 12:00 Noon at Eaton Canyon Nature Center. The class will focus on the benefits of native plants, plant selection, planting guidelines, and maintenance recommendations.
Seating at the class is limited, so please call in advance to reserve a spot. The class is limited to PWP residential water customers only. |
2005-10-08 | 8:30 am | Fall Festival | Join TPF for a Fall Festival full of California native plants, seeds, books, garden-related gifts and special botanical products for sale, along with interesting presentations and demonstrations.
Check http://www.theodorepayne.org/ for more info.
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2005-10-09 | 8:30 am | Fall Festival | Join TPF for a Fall Festival full of California native plants, seeds, books, garden-related gifts and special botanical products for sale, along with interesting presentations and demonstrations.
Check http://www.theodorepayne.org/ for more info.
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2005-10-11 | 6:30 PM | LA-Ventura Project | The Nature Conservancy of California invites you to join us for a free presentation on the LA-Ventura Project, a large-scale conservation effort which includes the protection of the Santa Clara River, one of the last free flowing rivers in Southern California. All Friends of the Arroyo are welcome to learn about this example of what Southern California's waterways once were like (before the cement). Sandi Matsumoto, Project Director presenting |
2005-10-12 | 6:00 PM | Zanja Madre Protection/Preservation Meeting | You are invited to attend a community meeting to discuss preservation efforts for the Zanja Madre, a historic L.A. waterway built in 1781. A portion of this remarkable community artifact was recently uncovered during construction of the Metro Eastside project adjacent to The Cornfields. Please join us to learn more about its preservation efforts.
Gold Line Chinatown stop; Free parking
Topics of discussion include:
· Project update
· Protection, Preservation, Viewing options · Community preservation consortium · Artist rendering of Zanja Madre protective retaining wall
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2005-10-15 | 8:00 AM | Watershed Restoration | The Forest Service and the Upper San Gabriel Municipal Water District have formed a partnership for the protection of the San Gabriel River watershed, and this is your chance to help out. Volunteers are needed to plant saplings, gather sees, and help with other watershed restoration efforts. Bring a packed lunch. Wear sturdy, non-skid, closed-toe shoes; dress comfortably and bring gloves. Rain may cancel. |
2005-10-15 | 4:00 PM | Dedication of Roy Begley Trail | The trail in the Lower Arroyo Seco named after the late Roy Begley will have a formal dedication on October 15th at 4:00PM.
The Pasadena City Council approved this dedication last November, This is the first time a part of a City Park has been named for an individual.
Refreshments will be served by City Parks Dept. staff and the fist thirty individuals to arrive will receive a free CD-ROM with memorabilia of Roy's participation along with the Arroyo Brigade (Barbara Dahn & Ray Dashner) in uncovering ancient staircases, paths and Arroyo Stone walls in the Lower Arroyo Seco.
Roy's family members will travel from as far away as Hawaii and New York City to attend this event along with many City of Pasadena employees and members of the City Council. |
2005-10-18 | 6:30 PM | Pasadena's Water Future | You are invited to join Pasadena Water & Power at a meeting to inform the public about the Urban Water Management Plan. This meeting will present Pasadena's plans to meet future water needs and give you a chance to offer input. The meeting will be hosted by the Utility Advisory Commission.
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2005-10-20 | 7:00 PM | Green Open House | The community is invited to an open house to learn how the city of Pasadena is incorporating "green" methods into community planning. Visitors will learn about the city's proposed Green Building Program, which includes a collection of guidelines, programs, incentives and educational efforts that promote environmental stewardship in the areas of new building design and home remodeling. |
2005-10-20 | 10:30 AM | Avenue 19 Bridge Improvement Groundbreaking Ceremony | The Department of Public Works Board of Commissioners, the Bureau of Engineering and The Honorable Ed Reyes Councilmember, 1st District City of Los Angeles invite you to the Avenue 19 Bridge Improvement Groundbreaking Ceremony. The Avenue 19 Bridge project is located in the center of the improvements in Council District 1 through various efforts that include the Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan.
It is one of 80 projects managed by the Bureau of Engineering Bridge Improvement Program, awarded by the Board of Public Works in August 2005. |
2005-10-20 | 7:00 PM | Deep Water | Deep Water: The Epic Struggle Over Dams, Displaced People, and the Environment
Jacques Leslie in conversation with Tom Curwen, LA Times Outdoors editor.
A searching account of the current crisis over dams and the world's water, exploring why dams are at once the hope of developing nations and a blight on their people and landscape. Metro Red Line - Pershing Square Station. |
2005-10-21 | 5:30 PM | 4th Annual Los Angeles River Awards and Fiesta | FOLAR will honor: LADWP GM Ron Deaton, Honorable
Congressmember Lucille Roybal-Allard, LA City Engineer Gary Lee
Moore and LA City Architect Deborah Weintraub, architect Mia Lehrer,
architect Arthur Golding, artist Leo Limon, the Audubon Center at
Debs Park, and Baxter Bioscience. The location is the lush and inviting courtyard of the Los Angeles
River Center & Gardens with organic mojitos and yummy dinner cuisine by
Zocalo/Senor Fish. Tickets are $100. (If you're not able to purchase a ticket - contact us about volunteering.)
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2005-10-22 | 10:00 AM | Los Angeles River Revitalization | Share your Vision for the Arroyo Seco and Los Angeles River. Join fellow Angelenos in attending a Community Workshop kicking off the Los Angeles River's Revitalization Master Plan. This first in a series of meetings marks the beginning of an 18-month planning process where the community will be invited to help craft the future of the Los Angeles River-"Our River, Our Future." Bring your family and friends! The Open House format allows you to drop in at any time during the meeting and to spend as much time as you like. Make sure to bring your kids as children's activities will be provided!
For more information, please call 323.669.9100 or look us up online at www.lacity.org/councilcmte/lariver/lariverplan.htm
Para infomacíon en español, llame a Maribel De La Torre 626.969.5599 |
2005-10-22 | 9:00 AM | Angeles National Forest Management Plan | The US Forest Service will present the new management plan for the Angeles National Forest. This will be an opportunity for the community to talk to Forest Service representatives about protecting the forest and opportunities for children and families in the forest. |
2005-10-22 | 7:00 AM | Altadena Crest Trail Day | Please join us to celebrate and enjoy the recently restored segment of the Altadena Crest Trail at the annual Trails Day event: Saturday, October 22
Join an equestrian ride, mountain bike ride or hike, showcasing the recently repaired sections of the Altadena Crest Trail. Various activities will begin at 7, 8, and 9 am, converging at the Zane Grey Trailhead at 10 am for presentations, information and refreshments.
7 - 8 am Hikes begin from Canon, Cobb Estate, Zane Grey and points east.
8 - 8:15 Michele Zack presents historical background at Cobb Estate.
8:30 am Equestrian Ride starts east from Canon (or join at Cobb at 9).
9:00 am Mountain Bike Ride heads west from Pinecrest (Midwick 9:15).
9:30 am Hikes finish up at Zane Grey Terrace and Loma Alta Dr.
9:45 am Rides finish up at Zane Grey Terrace and Loma Alta Dr.
10 am Presentations at Zane Grey Terrace begin.
See http://www.fourpalms.org/act/events.html for map. |
2005-10-22 | 10:00 AM | Highland Park Heritage Trust Walking Tour | See some of our area's finest homes and buildings! Peek inside the working stained glass studio of world reknowned Judson Studios, formerly the School of Fine Arts building of USC, as well as fine examples of work by Frank Lloyd Wright disciple James De Long, and other private homes that will open their doors one day only - TODAY! - for the Heritage Trust. Tickets are $25 each.
Tickets are on sale at Will Call at Heritage Square/Arroyo Metro Station located at Pasadena and French Avenues south of the junction of Figueroa Street and Pasadena Avenue just past Avenue 36. The tour is on October 22, 2005 for our self-guided adventure in the Arroyo Seco.
You will receive a guidebook detailing the seven buildings which will be toured inside and listing about 15 more which may be viewed from the outside.
Free shuttle service is included for all tour tourgoers. The route will be from Heritage Square/Arroyo Metro Station, to each location, and back to the station. You may get off and reboard the shuttle at any stop. Buses are limited and there may be a wait for service, so we suggest you drive if possible.
The Arroyo Seco Heritage & Innovation tour showcases the home styles that have become hallmarks of Southern California living and offers a chance to experience the beauty of the Arroyo first-hand. We hope you enjoy the day.
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2005-10-23 | 12:00 PM | Lummis Home Garden 20th Anniversary Celebration | Come by the Lummis Home Garden and Experience the Beauty, Color, and Charm that Waterwise Gardening can Bring Into Your Life! Plus, Added Activities!: Children’s Garden Activity Booth (Garden Hunt, Giveaways!) and Food will be available for Purchase.
Event Highlights:
1, 2, 3 p.m.: Planting Demonstrations
1 p.m.: Garden Talk: Richard Fisher, ASLA
2 p.m.: Commemorative Short Program
3 p.m.: Garden Talk: Robert C. Perry, FASLA
The First 300 Visitors/Families Receive A Free Copy of Kevin Connelly’s book, Month-by-Month in a Waterwise Garden! |
2005-10-26 | 7:00 PM | Public Kick-off Meeting for the Arroyo Seco Watershed Feasib | The purpose for the kick-off meeting is to provide an opportunity for community members to learn about the Arroyo Seco Watershed Management Feasibility Study process. The public, agencies, and organizations are encouraged to attend the meeting and submit data and information pertaining to the study. Useful information includes past and present activities within the watershed, environmental conditions, potential issues, and project alternatives that can be addressed in the Feasibility Study. |
2005-11-01 | 10:00 AM | Groundbreaking Ceremony of Ascot Hills Park | Please join Los Angeles Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa, Council District 14, Department of Recreation and Parks, Department of Water & Power, Bureau of Engineering, and the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority
for the Groundbreaking Ceremony of Ascot Hills Park |
2005-11-05 | 8:00 AM | Watershed Restoration | The Forest Service and the Upper San Gabriel Municipal Water District have formed a partnership for the protection of the San Gabriel River watershed, and this is your chance to help out. Volunteers are needed to plant saplings, gather sees, and help with other watershed restoration efforts. Bring a packed lunch. Wear sturdy, non-skid, closed-toe shoes; dress comfortably and bring gloves. Rain may cancel.
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2005-11-10 | 1:00 PM | Louis Quirarte Memorial | Please join Mary Quirarte and friends to a celebration of his life at the Audubon Center at 4700 Griffin Ave. in Montecito Heights. Please be prepared to share a Louis story from his colorful, passionate, and dedicated years as a community activist and volunteer.
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2005-11-12 | 2:00 PM | Roving Archer's 70th Birthday | The public is invited to learn more about "the best-kept secret in Pasadena"
at PRA¹s 70th Birthday Celebration in the Lower Arroyo. The Roving Archer¹s range is located off Arroyo Blvd. Between the Colorado Street Bridge and California Street. For a map and directions, see the PRA website at www.rovingarchers.com. Festivities will begin at 2:00 PM with a historic retrospective, birthday cake, and opportunities to try the sport of archery with instructors and equipment. Admission is free.
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2005-11-15 | 6:00 PM | Arroyo Seco Stream Team | This is your chance to get involved with the Arroyo Seco. Learn about habitat restoration, water quality monitoring, and outreach activities and how you can participate in them. This open hours for volunteers and activists will be held in the Arts and Crafts Room. |
2005-11-16 | 7:00 PM | La Loma Bridge Draft EIR Workshop | The future of La Loma Bridge, one of the Arroyo's great spans, will be considered at this public workshop. The aging bridge must be rehabilitated or replaced in order to meet current seismic standard, so Pasadena and CALTRANS are now considering whether to rehabilitate it or to replace it with a new bridge. This will be your opportunity to have a say or to raise any concerns you might have about the project.
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2005-11-16 | 6:00 PM | Reception for Publication of Down by the LA River | Wilderness Press, Friends of the LA River, Occidental College Urban
Environmental Policy Institute present a reception for the publication of
Down By The Los Angeles River: Friends of the Los Angeles River's
Official Guide by Joe Linton (Wilderness Press 2005). Down By The Los Angeles River is the first on-the-ground guide to the historic river that runs through Los Angeles. It features more than 40 walking, bicycling and driving trips exploring natural areas, public art, historic bridges, bikeways, and much more. Filled with striking original illustrations by the author. 6:00pm Reception / 6:30pm Author Talk; (it's just east of Eagle Rock Boulevard, off the 2 Freeway - for directions and parking see www.oxy.edu
For more information or to RSVP, contact Friends of the Los Angeles
River
323.223.0585 mail@folar.org
The event is free, and you can purchase the book and have it signed
that evening. If you can't make it, and you want to pick up a copy,
the book is available at most local bookstores, or can be purchased
on-line at all the usual sites, or buy it at www.folar.org |
2005-11-17 | 6:00 PM | Prop O Workshop | The City of Los Angeles Proposition O Citizens Oversight Advisory Committee and the Department of Public Works are encouraging nonprofit and community organizations to submit their ideas for projects that improve water quality. A series of workshops in November will be a great opportunity for this important dialog between City project planners and the communities we serve. If the project you nominate is approved by the City of Los Angeles, the Department of Public Works will design and build it with Prop O funds approved by voters last year. http://www.lastormwater.org/WPD/general/measure_o/about.htm
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2005-11-17 | 6:00 PM | Special Meeting | One of the information items on the agenda is an Update on the Green Space and Recreation Element of the General Plan/ Parks Master Plan Project. |
2005-11-19 | 9:00 am | Under the Oaks – Plant and Wildflower Seed Sale | We will be selling a nice variety of reasonably priced California native plants and wildflower seeds appropriate for gardens in the LA Basin. Knowledgeable Chapter members will be on hand to answer your questions. This is a great opportunity to purchase hard-to-find natives for seasonally appropriate planting. Tell your friends! |
2005-11-19 | 11:00 am | Wildscaping Your Garden | Please join us at 11:00 am in the Eaton Canyon Nature Center Auditorium for "Wildscaping Your Garden", part of Under the Oaks Native Plant sale.
Chris and Trish Meyer, of www.Wildscaping.com, describe their presentation as follows: “Learn how to use California's native plants . . . to achieve a beautiful garden that's a magnet for birds while also being water conserving and low-maintenance.” They will discuss many of the plants for sale at Under the Oaks.
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2005-11-19 | 10:00 AM | Prop O Workshop | The City of Los Angeles Proposition O Citizens Oversight Advisory Committee and the Department of Public Works are encouraging nonprofit and community organizations to submit their ideas for projects that improve water quality. A series of workshops in November will be a great opportunity for this important dialog between City project planners and the communities we serve. If the project you nominate is approved by the City of Los Angeles, the Department of Public Works will design and build it with Prop O funds approved by voters last year. http://www.lastormwater.org/WPD/general/measure_o/about.htm
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2005-11-20 | 10:00 AM | The 13th Annual Discovery Tour | The Sights and Sounds of the Northeast, featuring over 100 artists and musicians in studios, homes and galleries in Highland Park, Mt. Washington and Eagle Rock in a self-guided tour; Tickets: $12 in advance; $17 event day.
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2005-11-22 | 9:30 AM | LADWP Water System Workshop | LADWP will be having a public Water System Workshop to provide the Board of Water and Power Commissioners and the public an overview of the water system including issues relating to water quality, water conservation, and a discussion of LADWP’s Urban Water Management Plan. |
2005-11-26 | 9:00 AM | Brush Clearance and Cleanup | November 26, 2005 - The Altadena Trails Conservancy will sponsor a clean up at the Andrea Wilson Triangle. Come help clear brush and trash and plant trees in the wonderful Altadena foothills. Call for more details. |
2005-12-03 | 4:00 PM | Lamplighter Celebration 2005 | Back by popular demand, Lamplight returns to Heritage Square - with a twist! Join us for an authentic Victorian party, complete with musical ensembles, parlor games, and even a visit by Father Christmas. Tours begin at 4:00 p.m
Admission: Adults $20.00, Children 12 and under $10.00 |
2005-12-03 | 4:00 pm | Lamplight Celebration 2005 | Back by popular demand, Lamplight returns to Heritage Square- with a twist! Join us for an authentic Victorian party, complete with musical ensembles, parlor games, and even a visit by Father Christmas.
Tickets are on sale now! For Tickets call the Heritage Square Box Office at (323) 225-2700, ext 221.
Admission: Adults $20.00, Children 12 and under $10.00
Members 25% discount off regular and children’s admission
Advance purchase strongly encouraged as space on can not be guaranteed at the door. |
2005-12-04 | 4:00 PM | Lamplighter Celebration 2005 | Back by popular demand, Lamplight returns to Heritage Square - with a twist! Join us for an authentic Victorian party, complete with musical ensembles, parlor games, and even a visit by Father Christmas. Tours begin at 4:00 p.m
Admission: Adults $20.00, Children 12 and under $10.00 |
2005-12-04 | 4:00 pm | Lamplight Celebration 2005 | Back by popular demand, Lamplight returns to Heritage Square- with a twist! Join us for an authentic Victorian party, complete with musical ensembles, parlor games, and even a visit by Father Christmas.
Tickets are on sale now! For Tickets call the Heritage Square Box Office at (323) 225-2700, ext 221.
Admission: Adults $20.00, Children 12 and under $10.00
Members 25% discount off regular and children’s admission
Advance purchase strongly encouraged as space on can not be guaranteed at the door. |
2005-12-04 | 6:30 PM | Pasadena Council to Consider Arroyo Cleanup | The Pasadena City Council will consider an agreement with Caltech to develop the Monk Hill Treatment System for the threatment of contaminated water in the Arroyo Seco near Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The proposed agreement provides that Caltech will reimburse Pasadena for costs associated with the removal of perchlorate and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from contaminated groundwater in City-owned wells in the Hahamongna area of the Arroyo Seco.
The item on the agenda is 7.A.1. The staff report can be found at:
http://www.cityofpasadena.net/councilagendas/2005%20agendas/Dec_05_05/7A1.pdf |
2005-12-05 | 6:30 PM | Pasadena Council to Consider Arroyo Cleanup | The Pasadena City Council will consider an agreement with Caltech to develop the Monk Hill Treatment System for the threatment of contaminated water in the Arroyo Seco near Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The proposed agreement provides that Caltech will reimburse Pasadena for costs associated with the removal of perchlorate and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from contaminated groundwater in City-owned wells in the Hahamongna area of the Arroyo Seco.
The item on the agenda is 7.A.1. The staff report can be found at:
http://www.cityofpasadena.net/councilagendas/2005%20agendas/Dec_05_05/7A1.pdf |
2005-12-11 | All Day | International Mountain Day | Today is International Mountain Day, an opportunity to create awareness about the importance of mountains to life, to highlight the opportunities and constraints in mountain development and to build partnerships that will bring positive change to the world’s mountains and highlands. This year's theme is: 'Sustainable Tourism for Poverty Alleviation in Mountain Areas'. More information: http://www.fao.org/mnts/intl_mountain_day_en.asp
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2005-12-15 | 6:30 pm | Council of Arroyo Seco Organizations Meeting | The toyon berries are out and bright red all along the Arroyo Seco and it is time for the Council of Arroyo Seco Organizations (CASO) winter meeting. Our festive meeting will focus on continued building of the Arroyo Seco Greenway project, followed by the first annual Arroyo Verde Awards. We will be honoring groups, cities and individuals who have made a difference in the Arroyo this year.
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2005-12-15 | 8:00 AM | Pasadena Council Meets with Supervisor Antonovich | The Pasadena City Council will hold a special meeting with County Supervisor Mike Antonovich. The agenda will include several Arroyo issues, including "review and timeline for perchlorate cleanup in city water wells" and "MWD property at Hahamongna that was recently purchased by the city and plans for construction of sports fields there." |
2005-12-17 | 10:00 am | Native Garden Design Workshop | This workshop provides hands-on experience and expert guidance in designing your own native plant garden. Bring your garden design plans, photos of your garden or the area requiring landscaping, along with your ideas and questions about “nativescaping” to this workshop. There is a limit of eight persons per session to ensure maximum personal attention. To RSVP, call (818) 768-1802.
Cost: $65 |
2005-12-20 | 7:00 p.m. | Green Drinks | GreenDrinks-Pasadena will celebrate it's second monthly gathering of intellects, civil servants, business-people, activists, students, cheerers, interested bodies, and patrons of environmental issues and concerns. There is no agenda, just grab a drink, and chat up with your green community. See our blog for more information on this international program: http://lagreendrinks.blogspot.com/
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