Apr 15 2013
Pasadena Earth & Arts Festival April 20, 2013
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  • Pasadena Earth and Arts Festival Is April 20

    The City of Pasadena and the Armory Center for the Arts invites you to its 11th annual celebration of the Earth and the Arts!

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    Free all-ages event in Old Pasadena…  Live music from local bands, dancing and an interactive drum circle… Kids and parents get creative with art workshopsEco-friendly exhibitors will display and sell green products and services… Sample tasty treats from popular local restaurants and a “Sustainable Beer and Wine Festival”Try something new!  Take a bicycle tour of Pasadena’s art sites… Enter to win a smart irrigation controller and landscape audit… Enjoy an outdoor movie screening on the Friday night…

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    MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES:

    Comedian, Author and KPCC Radio Commentator…

    Sandra Tsing Loh

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    BE A FAN! Like our Earth and Arts Festival Facebook Page to receive regular Facebook updates and announcements!

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    2013 FESTIVAL LINEUP

    The festival kicks off Friday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m. at Levitt Pavilion in Memorial Park with a free Conscientious Projector screening of the documentary “Occupy Love,” a celebration of the human spirit driving a global revolution of the heart as manifested in the Occupy Movement and a worldwide mobilization for climate justice

    Outdoor Main Stage

    11:00am    Pasadena Folk Dance Co-op: Folk dancing is great exercise and a wonderful way to make friends. The Pasadena Folk Dance Co-op welcomes you to learn dances from around the world.

    12:00pm    Pasadena Drums: Bring your store-bought or homemade drums and join the drum circle. We will start off with easy rhythms that everyone can play in unison. All ages and experience levels welcome.

    1:00pm    Green City Awards: Recognizing Pasadena-area businesses, non-profits and individuals who have exhibited creativity, initiative or substantial effort in practicing environmental responsibility.

    2:00pm    RT & the 44’s: A folk Noir band created by singer/songwriter RT Valine that uses instruments crafted from tin, 2×4’s and salvaged parts.

    3:00pm    Special Surprise Guest (TBA)

    4:00pm    DJ Trolley Parker: DJ set from musician, singer, producer, engineer/mixer and LA Weekly writer Sean O’Connell.

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    Armory Indoor Stage

    12:30pm    Jasper Dickson Revue: Super Sweet East-Side Rock N’ Roll.

    1:30pm    Skeleton Crew Pirate Band: Acoustic folk comedy from a pair of friendly pirates.

    2:30pm    Apple Brains: Fun music about fruits, vegetables, and good health.

    3:30pm    Gwendolyn and the Good Time Gang: Kids and parents will love this local sextet that the LA Times called a “sonic adventure” on-par with anything the muppets did in their heyday.

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    Armory Art Workshops (11am – 5pm)

    Futuristic Clay City Sculptors + Pop-up Collage Landscape Cards + 3-D Relief Landscape Paintings + Puppet Making from Recycled Materials

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    And More Fun for All!

    Discover green products and services at the Eco-Marketplace, featuring: Green Living Products  +  Efficient Irrigation  +  Solar Power   +  Alternative Energy  +  Outdoor Recreation  +  Electric Vehicles  +  Organic Farming  +  Water-Wise Gardening  +  Whole Health  +  Recycling

    The Sustainable Beer and Wine Garden will feature artisan lagers and ales from Pasadena’s Craftsman Brewing Company, Everson Royce and Los Angeles’s Eagle Rock Brewery with drinks served in fully compostable, corn-based cups. Yummy food will be available from two local restaurants, Pita Pita (Lebanese cuisine) and Robin’s Barbeque (Wood fire BBQ). 

    In addition to providing free youth art workshops throughout the day, Armory Center for the Arts is bringing MIA “Moving Images Art” which will feature projections of artists’ work using the moving images from experimental film, video art, installation art, performance art, essay films and animation.

     Alternatively, join the 5.7-mile Earth and Arts Festival Bike Ride through town, led by C.I.C.L.E. Perfect for riders of all ages and skill levels, the guided tour will highlight the City’s Rotating Public Art Exhibition Program. Meet at Memorial Park (Raymond Ave. & Holly Street) at 11am. Bring your bicycle in good working order. Ride leaves promptly at 11:30am and will return to the festival by 1pm.

     PWP Presents: “Win a Smart Irrigation Controller & Lanscape Efficiency Survey” – Come to Pasadena Water & Power’s Conservation Table for a chance to win 1 of several of these neat-o smart devices that will take the guesswork out of watering your landscape.

    The City’s Department of Transportation asks that you consider using the Metro Gold Line to come to the festival. Show your Metro pass at the transportation booth to receive a Free Earth Day reusable bag, while supplies last.

    For more information, call (626) 744-4721.

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    Sponsors

    The annual festival is sponsored by the City of Pasadena, Armory Center for the Arts, Conscientious Projector, C.I.C.L.E., and Metro.

     

     Armory Center for the Arts

     Conscientious Projector

    C.I.C.L.E.

    Metro

     

    City of Pasadena

    Pasadena Water and Power

    Pasadena Public Works:
    Recycling Division

     

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