Pasadena Magazine

There’s more to this longtime favorite than breakfast.

Support these local artisanal creameries in Pasadena and cool yourself off with a sweet treat at the same time.

Here’s a glance at five efficient models produced by a diversified group of automotive brands.

Pasadena restaurants and chefs have pivoted, evolved, and persevered through the pandemic. Here's how they've sustained.

Built in 1911 by architect Reginald D. Johnson, the 5,070-square-foot Beaux Artsstyle home is where the legendary Julia Child grew up.

Inspired by its famed adjacent racetrack, the new Le Méridien Pasadena Arcadia is a tribute to its surroundings.

At the start of the twentieth century, Irving J. Gill was a progressive architect who pushed boundaries with his innovative designs that incorporated new ideas, materials, and technical advances.

So, just how far will $1 million go in Pasadena and the surrounding area? Here’s a look at the market.

We’re all home for the holidays this year, whether we like it or not, so let’s make them shine.

A guidebook of quirky walks uncovers the lesser-known sides of LA from Pasadena to Santa Monica.

Check out these gift ideas for the holiday season!

Check out the terrifying subterranean world of Pasadena’s only escape room, The Bunker Experience.

Feeling a little stressed lately? These ladies want to help.

San Luis Obispo is a laid-back college town that is an easy three-hour drive north of Pasadena.

When the shops open their doors, here are a few local retailers well worth supporting.

Altadena artisan Victoria Morris shares her inspiration, favorite local spots, and what’s next for her eponymous brand.

COVID-19's resulting isolation has forced people to adapt in ways they never have before.

It's stressful times and these ladies want to help.

South Pasadena’s first Korean day spa is temporarily closed but you can still call them to book a private event.

Is your doctor on the list?

Our beloved 129-year-old bookstore Vroman's has issued a call for help Pasadena! Its future is uncertain but we want to recognize its importance to Pasadena while we still can. Tell us what Vroman's Bookstore has meant to you in the comments below.

Sierra Madre Thrives is a nonprofit initiative aimed at helping both the people and the businesses of the city through this difficult time.

Local actor Derek Cecil blew out his ACL skiing this past winter, just on the eve of the coronavirus business shutdown.

These Pasadena’s restaurants and pubs have always been the cornerstone of our collective social lives.

The Stark Spirits motto is strength is in the character. By retooling their business to help others during the crisis, they proved the strength of theirs.

Join the fun to virtually celebrate the strength of the families they serve and raise critical funds to keep their doors open.