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Why Accessible Luxury Is Winning Over Millennials and Gen Z

By Nemanja Marinkoff Sure, Millennials and Generation Z people are still young but soon they will account for over 50% of shoppers, especially luxury shoppers around the world. So, what can brands do...

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San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit Slated for March

The San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership and Cal Poly Pomona have announced the San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit, to be held 8 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, March 4, 2020. This event, which...

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Digging Into Community With Monrovia Community Garden

Monrovia Community Garden at Mountainside Communion Church offers 21 raised beds for rent and 8 beds exclusively for free community access. The post Digging Into Community With Monrovia Community...

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Simply Divine Hair Salon is a Cut Above

By Emily Glory Peters It’s hard to overstate the effect of a great haircut—especially when done by a hairdresser you trust. Whether offering a post-breakup cut, pre-wedding twist-out or simply a new...

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Modern Skills to Learn in 2020

By Hunter Amato “That’s the way the world works.” Everybody has heard somebody say that before, often derisively in an attempt to add insult to injury; however, when it comes to anything from...

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Centre Stage Spotlights Next-Gen Performers

By Emily Glory Peters It’s winter season at Centre Stage performing arts studio, and that means holiday entertainment. This year, the musical of choice is “Frozen, Jr.,” a spin on the wildly popular...

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Moms of Greater Pasadena Find Much-Needed Community with FIT4MOM

By Emily Glory Peters Pregnancy and labor are like snowflakes: no two experiences are exactly alike. Still, the process opens the door for women to bond, not just over their delivery, but all things...

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This Just Might be the Best Tea House You’ve Ever Tried

Cup of Cha, owned by husband-and-wife team Jason Wan and Vivian Luu, offers an affordable gourmet twist on milk teas, juices and coffee, all in the heart of Old Town Monrovia. – Photo by Emily Glory...

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Puff Monkey Shop Fuels Fandoms Across the Pop Cultural Universe

Located in Old Town Monrovia, Puff Monkey Pop Culture Shop adds welcome vibrancy to the neighborhood. – Photo by Emily Glory Peters / Beacon Media News By Emily Glory Peters Pop culture is not just a...

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Cali Kid Capsules Captures Fleeting Moments for New Parents

Owners of Cali Kid Capsules Nic and Natalie Capelle create beautiful, cinematic mementos for parents and kids to enjoy together. – Photo courtesy Natalie and Nic Capelle / Cali Kid Capsules By Emily...

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The Best Self-Defense is a (Unyted) Offense

By Emily Glory Peters If you were like the average American kid, keeping healthy might have included a stint in karate, tae kwon do or other martial art for a few months before teetering into your next...

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The Alliance Brings Young Adults Together to Uplift Foster Youth in LA

By Emily Glory Peters Most of us have an idea of how we’ll spend our next holiday, birthday or even weekend—and more importantly, who’ll we’ll spend it with. Yet for foster youth in Los Angeles, that...

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For This Gym, Boxing is Bigger Than Physical Strength

By Emily Glory Peters As Mike Tyson once famously observed, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.  Still, having a (thoughtful) approach to caring for your physical and mental...

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Integrity: The Secret to this Motorcycle Shop’s Longevity

By Emily Glory Peters When Luis Luna named his motorcycle repair shop “Lunatic Psycles,” he was just looking for a unique alternative to the standard “Bob’s Cycles/Joe’s Cycles” option. What’s been...

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Take a Stroll Down Book Alley, a Pasadena Staple

By Emily Glory Peters One of Pasadena’s best kept secrets is its healthy number of exceptional independent bookstores. Book Alley, founded in 1992 and located just a few blocks from Pasadena City...

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Need a Staycation? The Historic Bissell House is the Answer

By Emily Glory Peters Built in the 1880s, the Bissell House Bed and Breakfast is nearly as old as Pasadena itself. Named for that Bissell family (you probably owned one of their carpet cleaners at one...

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Local Interior Designer Makes Gorgeous Living Spaces

By May S. Ruiz Owning a house and making it a home is something most of us aspire to. We take great pains to make our abode a place where we can live comfortably and take pride in; where we can hold...

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Build Your Tribe by Giving Back with the Pasadena Jaycees

By Emily Glory Peters The course toward (and through) adulthood never did run smooth, especially where community is concerned. Some studies have posited that making friends is harder as you get...

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From Honduras to Pasadena: The Journey of Bessy’s Boutique

By Emily Glory Peters When was the last time you walked into an indie shop for an item of clothing? Bessy Centeno wants to know—because for her, your choice to shop local holds the power to change...

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Of Tattoos, Stigma, and the Art of Getting Inked

By Emily Glory Peters For those of you who broke your mother’s heart when you came home with your first tattoo, rejoice. The years of tattoo stigma are in the past—or at least fading into something...

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