Pasadena Things to Do

 9 Reviews  The Rose Parade is probably the most famous and most beautiful parade in the entire world. It is always held on January 1st of each year unless January 1st is on a Sunday. In that case, the parade... 

 5 Reviews  This museum has a beautiful intimate collection with a lovely japanese garden in back. They have a large collection of Rodin sculptures, plus a good collection of impressionists and post... 

 12 Reviews  Most people, when asked about Pasadena, first think about the Rose Bowl and the Tournament of Roses Parade. The decision to build a large football stadium in Pasadena was made in the late 1890s but... 

 3 Reviews  So much fun if you are interested in space-exploration, astronomy, and boldly going... The tour is quite informative. It usually starts in the little museum in the visitor center, you'll see a video,... 

 1 Review  Entrance is $15 but it is free on the first Thursday of every month. You have to get reservations to get into the cafe and tea room and you better not be late because you will loose your place if you... 

 1 Review  We have ventured here many of times. If you like flee markets, this is the mother of all flee markets I think. They have all kinds of items for sale. Make sure you dress according to the weather and... 

 1 Review  Art Center is ranked #1 design school in the nation for many years in a row. Come here for year-round cool students' exhibitions I could guarantee they'll blow your artistic mind away (if you've got... 

 1 Review  Although this is actually located in the city of Los Angeles, most visitors to the greater LA area prefer to stay in Pasadena if you are interested in going to Dodger Stadium. Located just south of... 

 1 Review  If I posted this on a City of Arcadia page - no one would see it. Arcadia is 5-10 minutes (depending on traffic and how you drive) east of Pasadena. You can enjoy seeing 127 acres of botanical... 

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 marinarena Says:  Pasadena is a wonderland for antique shopping in southern California. There is monthly whole flea market at the Rose Bowl with several antqiue dealers and... 

 marinarena Says:  Walk down Colorado Blvd if you like crowds, shopping, walking, unique dining or people watching (one has to enjoy at least one of these things, right)?This... 

 GracesTrips Says:  This is a small little venue but always very interesting. The Art + Design Open Market held in Miller's Alley in Old Town Pasadena. Many of the participants are... 

 GracesTrips Says:  If you can't find anything to do, then go to the movies! There are sooo many to choose from, you're bound to find something you would like to watch.I always use... 

 GracesTrips Says:  At Memorial Park, the Levitt Pavilion located at 85 E. Holly Street in Old Town Pasadena holds free summer concerts each year. See the venue's website for... 

 GracesTrips Says:  One of our favorite things to do in Pasadena is wine tasting at Le Petit Vendome Wine and Spirits. Typical wine tasting opportunities are on Thursday, Friday... 

 Dabs Says:  Like many old towns across the US, Pasadena's had fell into disrepair but fortunately this one was revitalized with many of the original facades still intact.... 

 Dabs Says:  Pasadena Heritage has a tour of Pasadena’s historic Old Pasadena quarter, a National Register Historic District, on the 1st Saturday of the month. Tours begin... 

 marinarena Says:  Well, Pasadena is well known for the Rose Parade. Locally, it is almost as known for that "other" parade, Doo-Dah! Basically, if you want to see a good-natured... 

 marinarena Says:  Memorial Day weekend (last weekend of May)is the unofficial start of the summer in the U.S. Here in Pasadena, people know that the sunny season has arrived when... 

 spgood301 Says:  Old Pasadena is a great place to spend a day, especially if you love to shop. Colorado Blvd, and the surrounding streets, abounds in all kinds of shops. Take a...