By Destiny Torres Today, the United States accounts for the largest population of immigrants. So many different assumptions are placed on immigrants, especially those who…
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Plus Oscar and Grammy Award-winning composer Michael Giacchino’s Voyage Music Director David Lockington and the Pasadena Symphony continue the 2019/2020 Symphony Classics season with Gershwin/Debussy on Saturday, Feb. 15 at Ambassador Auditorium with matinee…
2020 is an exciting year for the California Philharmonic, celebrating two momentous anniversaries – Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday and its 25th anniversary of presenting summer…
By Destiny Torres In celebration of Black History Month, I’ve gathered a short list of my favorite books by African American authors. Ranging from memoirs…
By Terry Miller “I’ve suffered for my music, now it’s your turn”– Neil Innes Thanks to internet connections, there is always a Rutles’ song lurking…
By popular demand, Circus Vargas is returning to Arcadia for one more weekend of fun at Santa Anita Park on Nov. 29 – Dec. 2…
Bigger and brighter in 2019 The Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden brings back the Moonlight Forest for a second year, due to overwhelming…
By Terry Miller The Eclectic Music Festival and Arts Crawl returns to South Pasadena city streets and this time, organizers have turned the volume up…
The Los Angeles Jewish Symphony will celebrate its milestone 25th anniversary next Sunday, April 7, with a Gala and Concert, featuring highlig...
Entirely practical, challenging and fast-paced, this two-week course is ideal for students wishing to become more confident in performing classical works from Shakespeare’s Elizabethan and…