Monthly Archives: October 2025
Oct 24 2025
DroneArt Show: A Music Concert and Drone Show, at the Rose Bowl Stadium November 15, 2025
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DroneArt Show Lights Up the Rose Bowl 11/15
After sold-out performances worldwide, DroneArt Show: A Music Concert and Drone Show, is coming to the Rose Bowl Stadium on November 15. It is the longest touring drone show ever staged.

Fans can sign up for the waitlist here and through the Fever app. Click here to read more.

Practical Info

  •  Date:

    November 15

  •  Time:

    Show starts at 7:00 PM. Doors open two hours prior to the start time, and we encourage you to arrive early as late entry may not be permitted.

  •  Duration:

    65 minutes, doors open two hours prior to the start time, and we encourage you to arrive early as late entry may not permitted

  •  Location:

    Rose Bowl Stadium

  •  Age requirement:

    No age requirement

  •  Access:

    The venue is ADA compliant

  •  Info:

    Please consult the FAQs of this experience here

GET YOUR TICKETS!

 

Los Angeles, enjoy an unforgettable night at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium. Hundreds of drones dance across the sky, perfectly in sync with live classical music. Arrive early to enjoy food and drinks before the spectacle begins.

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Oct 11 2025
Fall 2025 Brewery Artwalk & Open Studios!
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Fall 2025 Brewery Artwalk

& Open Studios!
Join us Saturday and Sunday

October 25th & 26th!

11am – 6pm each day

Brewery Artwalk & Open Studios

Enjoy FREE ADMISSION & Parking at one of the most

unique and beloved cultural events in Los Angeles!

Situated in a former Brewery, and located just east

of DTLA at 2020 North Main Street, we are one of the largest active arts communities in the world. There is so much to explore on our historical campus. Visit artists and purchase directly from them in their studios.

Refresh yourself in our Beer Garden and at our Food Trucks including Pickles & Peas, All-Chill Ice-Cream Shop, Doña Estela, Tengoose Coffee and more!

And don’t forget to stop in at the I-5 Gallery to get a taste

of what’s in store for you as you wander.

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Oct 8 2025
City of Pasadena Announces Paid Street Parking Coming to Playhouse Village
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Pasadena, CA — After years of thoughtful planning and community input, the City of Pasadena is preparing to introduce paid street parking in select areas of Playhouse Village. This initiative marks a significant step toward improving access, mobility, and the overall experience for everyone who lives, works, and visits this vibrant neighborhood.

Beginning in October and November 2025, City crews will begin installing new multi-space pay stations along sidewalks. These stations will feature pay-by-app functionality, allowing users to pay conveniently via smartphone or credit card. During this installation phase, the equipment will be tested, but no payment will be required until the system becomes fully operational.

Paid parking will officially launch in early January 2026.

The new system is designed to:

  • Make it easier for visitors to find available parking

  • Allow for longer parking durations than current time limits

  • Offer flexible, user-friendly payment options

While this transition represents a change for local businesses, employees, and visitors, the program is expected to deliver long-term benefits that support the vitality of Playhouse Village, including:

  • Ongoing maintenance and upgrades to parking infrastructure

  • Enhanced pedestrian and streetscape amenities

  • Funding for local mobility programs

  • Contributions to neighborhood beautification and public safety initiatives

For more information about parking rates, meter zone locations, the Parking Commission, and other details, please visit:
CityOfPasadena.net/Transportation/Parking-Info/Playhouse-Village-Onstreet-Parking.
A woman is standing in front of a pay parking meter and the flyer has a title that reads Playhouse Village Paid Parking. It is to promoted the new paid parking program in the Playhouse Parking Meter Zone.
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Oct 6 2025
Tesla Oct 7, 2025 Event Affordable Entry Level EV?
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Speculation that Tesla is about to reveal a new model that is the new entry level and lower priced version of the existing Model Y and could potential be named the Model 2, and could be compatible with Tesla’s RoboTaxi service is about to be revealed on October 7, 2025.
Details are light, but we expect the new EV to be priced somewhere between the low end at $25k to the $35k on the higher end for the new entry level model starting price.
There will certainly be add-ons upgrades that will take the price up.
While the Model Y starting price is higher, now that the $7500 EV Tax credit has ended, prices on EV’s are fluctuating with some manufacturers doing dealer buy outs to secure the EV credit, and then pass that onto consumers on a limited inventory.
While other manufactures are lowering the prices by $7500 and more, to make up the difference.
While we are seeing Tesla pre-owned slate of vehicles prices tick up a little, it’s not significant. With many 2022 Model Y’s with no down, and 10,000 miles per year leases still in the $400 range per month for 2 years. This is not much different than we saw a month ago.
For a three year old vehicle this is not a bad price. And tempting if you are in for the short run and don’t want to get caught with technology that is changing quickly and prices punctuations. Perhaps as time progresses some EV tax credits could come back, but probably not for a few years.
Manufactures will have to find ways to lower their costs, and pass that onto consumers to compete.

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Oct 3 2025
The California Apartment Association Lawsuit Against Pasadena over Measure H
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Pasadena is getting sued over Measure H and the out of control Rent Stabilization and Rental Housing Board departments. Making rulings and implementing punitive ordinances and policies to punish landlords and force many property owners out of business and out of Pasadena.

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These departments and boards need greater oversight and the city manager and others with the city need to pay closer attention and keep an eye on what they are doing or further litigation will be filed.

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