Good morning, Pasadena. This is News N’ Roses, the newsletter that’s as fun as a New Years party with your closest friends 🙂
In today’s News N’ Roses:
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Rose Parade Overnight Camping
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Rose Bowl Teams Set to Arrive in LA
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Public Access Map & Overnight Parking
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New events week
Let’s get to it.
— Matthew Ramirez
THE DIGEST 🎄
Rose Parade Overnight Camping
Overnight camping for Pasadena’s iconic Rose Parade kicks off at noon on December 31, giving fans the chance to secure the best viewing spots along the route. To save your spot, arrive early and set up chairs, blankets, or low-profile seating, keeping your area within three feet of the curb to ensure pedestrian access. Remember to stay with your belongings—unattended items may be removed. Open flames, fireworks, and drones are prohibited, but UL-approved propane heaters are allowed for warmth. Large structures like tents and pets should be left at home. Dress warmly, bring snacks, and dispose of trash properly to enjoy this cherished New Year’s tradition. For full details, visit the City of Pasadena website.
Rose Bowl Teams Set to Arrive in LA
The countdown to the 110th Rose Bowl Game is officially underway, with both competing teams scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles on Sunday, December 31. The annual game will take place on January 1, 2024, at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium, kicking off at 1 p.m. The teams, The Ohio State Buckeyes and Oregon Ducks, will participate in a packed week of events leading up to the highly anticipated matchup. Each team will take part in practice sessions at designated training facilities, with access provided to members of the press on select days. The week will also feature the traditional Lawry’s Beef Bowl, where players enjoy a signature meal at the historic Beverly Hills steakhouse, as well as a visit to Disneyland, where the teams will be celebrated in a special ceremony. The Rose Bowl Game has long been one of the most iconic sporting events in the nation, blending athletic excellence with the picturesque setting of the Arroyo Seco.
The City of Pasadena will suspend the overnight parking restriction from the night of December 23rd through the morning of January 3rd. During this time, you will not need a permit to park overnight on the street. All other parking restrictions will be enforced. Enforcement of the overnight parking restriction will resume on the morning of January 4th.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
Monday
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🌼Chanukah: Chabad of Pasadena presents its annual Chanukah Celebration at The Paseo (2nd floor right near the giant Menorah), 3:30 – 4:30 PM
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🥁Bandfest 2 & 3 Presented: the Rose Parade marching bands selected to participate in the upcoming Rose Parade, 10 AM
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✏️Freefall Into Writing: Join San Rafael Branch Library for a weekly workshop in guided creative journaling, 10:30 AM
Tuesday
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🌹Lululemon Run with Roses: Join lululemon for a 5K run along the iconic Rose Parade route at midnight, Dec. 31
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🍽️New Year’s Eve Gourmet Experience: The Langham’s Terrace Enjoy a unique four-course prix-fixe menu, 5 – 9:30 PM
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🔔Club 54 New Years Eve: A special celebration with multiple dance floors, DJs and craft cocktails, 9 PM
Save the Date
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🦕Jurassic Quest: The nation’s leading dinosaur-themed entertainment experience, Jurassic Quest, will bring its collection of meticulously crafted prehistoric creatures to the Pasadena Convention Center, Jan 3-5
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🧘Yoga Expo: Immerse yourself in a powerful theme that embodies the core values of yoga and mindful living, Jan 11
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💎Pasadena Bead and Design Show: featuring over 300 exhibits of artisan materials, jewelry, and creative workshops, Jan 17-19
Nothing in this section is sponsored. These are just the things you need to know. I’ll always let you know if something is sponsored!
CIVIL NEWS 🦌
The Pasadena City Council meets every Monday at 6 PM of each week unless a special meeting is set. The city council is composed of Mayor Victor Gordo, Councilmember Jess Rivas (Vice Mayor) – District 5, Councilmember Tyron Hampton – District 1, Councilmember Rick Cole – District 2, Justine Jones – District 3, Councilmember Gene Masuda – District 4, Councilmember Steve Madison – District 6, Councilmember Jason Lyon – District 7. Note: This event is subject to cancellation within up to four days prior to its occurrence. Note: This event is subject to cancellation within up to four days prior to its occurrence. Closed Session: 4:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
NEWS N’ ROSES WEATHER
Monday
64 🌡️ 47 |⛅| 💨 VAR 2 mph, gusts up to 3 mph
🌆 Air Quality Index: 49 (Fair)
Tuesday
65 🌡️ 49 |⛅| 💨 VAR 1-3 mph, gusts up to 3 mph
Temperature readings taken from the Pasadena Doppler radar.
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