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ART NIGHT Friday October 11, 2019 6–10 PM THE NIGHT IS YOURS TO DECIDE Begin your journey at any one of our 22 participating cultural institutions, where free shuttles will be waiting to transport you to your next destination. DESTINATION / SHUTTLE STOP EVENT / EXHIBIT ROUTE A ROOM TO CREATE The Pennington Dance Group presents a kinetic evening of dance works, music and EAST 1 1158 E. Colorado Blvd. dialogues with local dance and performing artists. Artist Kelly Adachi exhibits her 626 204-0331 work. arcpasadena.org ARMORY CENTER FOR THE ARTS Open House Dance Party. See our current exhibitions, enjoy art-making activities for all CENTRAL 2 145 N. Raymond Ave. ages, savor locally brewed craft beer, and dance all night to Los Angeles DJ collective 626 792-5101 dublab. Food Truck: India Jones armoryarts.org City-funded MiniGrant: dublab ARTCENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN Take a rare look at how the idea of the book can be transformed into works of art in NORTH 3 Williamson Gallery, 1700 Lida St. TOMES, a celebration of the visual, the sculpted, and the hand-made. 626 396-2200 artcenter.edu ARTCENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN Plan B: Spirit of the Bauhaus, an exhibition inspired by the history and spirit of the CENTRAL 4 HMCT Gallery, 950 S. Raymond Ave. Bauhaus on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. Featuring work by ArtCenter Study 626 396-2200 Away students working between Berlin and Los Angeles. artcenter.edu ARTCENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN See rare classic and contemporary automobiles that have contributed to the evolution CENTRAL 5 Mullin Gallery, 1111 Arroyo Pkwy. of aerodynamic design in Details of Design: Beauty, Aerodynamics and Functionalism. 626 396-2200 artcenter.edu artWORKS TEEN CENTER Teens display their talents through live musical performances and visual arts. This EAST 6 2914 E. Walnut St. interactive evening includes hands-on, family-friendly drawing and painting activities, 626 793-9202 screen printing posters and t-shirts. artworkspasadena.com City-funded MiniGrant: music by Licata Brothers and student performers BOSTON COURT PASADENA Come ignite your emotions with theatre, music, and visual art as all three spaces of our EAST 7 70 N. Mentor Ave. intimate performing arts center come to life. 626 683-6801 bostoncourtpasadena.org CITY OF PASADENA–CITY HALL Rocky Horror Picture Show theme with photo booth, face painting and live CENTRAL 8 100 N. Garfi eld Ave. performances. Visit Metro booths and enjoy a snack before catching a free shuttle to EAST cityofpasadena.net/arts your next ArtNight venue. Food Truck: Pie ’n Burger WEST City-funded MiniGrant: Theatre Americana’s selections from Rocky Horror; Remainders Creative Reuse art workshop THE GAMBLE HOUSE A rare opportunity to see the house by night! The upstairs sleeping porch comes to NORTHWEST 9 4 Westmoreland Pl. life with artists’ projections refl ecting the house’s intriguing history. 626 793-3334 Food Truck: Rodney’s Ribs gamblehouse.org City-funded MiniGrant: projections by Lisa Mann and Karen Schwenkmeyer JACKIE ROBINSON COMMUNITY CENTER Admire an exhibition of artist Tray Lee, browse through the Center’s Jackie Robinson NORTHWEST 10 1020 N. Fair Oaks Ave. 626 744-7300 exhibits, and revel in jazz performances throughout the evening. cityofpasadena.net/human-services/parks/ City-funded MiniGrant: music by Luv From Abuv jackie-robinson-community-center/ KIDSPACE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM Children 10 and under can explore how fabric can help tell stories and participate in a NORTHWEST 11 480 N. Arroyo Blvd. felting workshop. 626 449-9144 kidspacemuseum.org LIGHT BRINGER PROJECT @ DAY ONE Step into a glittering, 80s studio dance party with the sights, sounds, and fashion faux pas WEST 12 175 N. Euclid Ave. of 1988. Keith Haring-inspired interactive artwork, “pop shop,” dancing, and Room 13 art. 626 590-1134 Celebrating the 30th anniversary of National Coming Out Day. Food Truck: Slammin’ Sliders lightbringerproject.org City-funded MiniGrant: art by Jessica Edelstein NORTON SIMON MUSEUM Explore the exhibitions By Day & by Night: Paris in the Belle Époque and AIR LAND NORTH 13 411 W. Colorado Blvd. SEA: A Lithographic Suite by William Crutchfi eld. WEST 626 449-6840 nortonsimon.org ONE COLORADO One Colorado will present an imaginative night with Rogue Artists Ensemble, Edward WEST 14 41 Hugus Alley Gorey, shadow puppets appearing on the courtyard wall and silhouette storytelling 626 564-1066 with found objects! onecolorado.com PARSON’S NOSE THEATER The Golden Age of Radio! Flash Gordon! The Shadow! Brought to you by Camel CENTRAL 15 95 N. Marengo Ave. Cigarettes... 626 403-7667 parsonsnose.org PASADENA CENTRAL LIBRARY Partnering with the Pasadena Public Health Department to celebrate National Coming WEST 16 285 E. Walnut St. Out Day! Broadway music, music trivia, Drag Queen Story Time and Bingo, “My Story” 626 744-4066 coming out exhibit and more. Party on! ww5.cityofpasadena.net/library/ City-funded MiniGrants: Reiyukai America, Crown City Symphony PASADENA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Live classical, jazz, multicultural and interactive performances by our talented EAST 17 100 N. Hill Ave. students and faculty! Also featuring guests Mariachi Garibaldi and Shruti Music 626 683-3355 Academy! Food Truck: Kogi Korean Barbeque pasadenaconservatory.org City-funded MiniGrant: North Indian classical music by Shruti Music Academy PASADENA MUSEUM OF HISTORY Enjoy the nostalgic charm of the touchable exhibit Giddy Up: Children Take the Reins, CENTRAL 18 470 W. Walnut St. exploring carousel animals and childhood toys that rock, bounce, and roll. NORTH 626 577-1660 Food Truck: Son of a Bun NORTHWEST pasadenahistory.org City-funded MiniGrant: piano and guitar by Mark Massey and Brad Powell WEST RED HEN PRESS Open mic from 8-10 pm! We'll also have $1 book sales, a new art exhibit and, for the NORTHWEST 19 1540 Lincoln Ave. kids, an opportunity to design their own book. Raffl es every 25 minutes for free books 626 356-4760 in honor of our 25th birthday! redhen.org SIDE STREET PROJECTS The Invisible Teahouse is a multimedia artist project exploring the past, present, and NORTHWEST 20 Pasadena Buddhist Temple future of the temple through traditional tea ceremony, rare photos, untold stories by 1993 Glen Ave. Jose Salcedo Sensei, and Conical Sound by Alan Nakagawa. 626 798-7774 sidestreet.org City-funded MiniGrant: Alan Nakagawa SP[A]CE Prosthetic Reality curated by SUTU 45 artists from around the world explore the WEST 21 39 E. Walnut St. possibilities of Augmented Reality art—that allows digital art to superimpose physical 626 584-4070 art. Food Truck: Vchos Truck space.ayzenberg.com USC PACIFIC ASIA MUSEUM Enjoy the galleries and a special dance performance—a fusion of classical Indian dance EAST 22 46 N. Los Robles Ave. and original choreography inspired by the museum’s exhibition. 626 449-2742 x88129 City-funded MiniGrant: Rangoli Dance Company pacifi casiamuseum.usc.edu SHUTTLE ROUTES METRO: For more information, visit metro.net. Use your smart phone to access WEST NORTH NORTHWEST PARKING: For more information, visit artnightpasadena.org. maps for individual bus CITY HALL—Transportation Hub routes. CENTRAL EAST Buy a cookie and beverage from our Youth Ambassadors, listen to music and relax beneath the lights of City Hall. Then catch a free shuttle to exciting ArtNight venues. W. MONTANA ST. 20 19 GLEN AVE. FAIR OAKS AVE. LINCOLN AVE. WASHINGTON BLVD. 10 Rose Bowl MOUNTAIN ST. T. S O C 210 E S ST. DA ORANGE GROVE BLVD. LI PP 3 L 210 I N D A CORSON ST. V 11 I S A P T R A R 9 AVE. RAYMOND O 21 16 A V Y E O WALNUT ST. B P L V 18 12 D . 2 15 HO HOLLY ST. LLY ST. P 8 6 EL MOLINO AVE. EL LAKE AVE. AVE. MENTOR MICHIGAN AVE. 134 P P AVE. HILL UNION ST. 17 14 P P P P P 7 BONNIE AVE. AVE. ALLEN SIERRA BONITA AVE. SIERRA BONITA 13 GARFIELD AVE. EUCLID AVE. 22 P COLORADO BLVD. P 1 P P P P P P P GREEN ST. P P ST. JOHN AVE.ST. DE LACEY AVE. DE LACEY DEL MAR AVE. LOS ROBLES AVE. ST. OAKLAND DR. ALTADENA BLVD. SAN GABRIEL AVE. SUNNYSLOPE SIERRA MADRE BLVD. N CALIFORNIA BLVD. Map not to scale 4 PASADENA AVE. PKWY. ARROYO MARENGO AVE. ORANGE GROVE BLVD. ORANGE GROVE FAIR OAKS AVE. 5 GLEN ARM ST. ENVISION THE NIGHT Enjoy a free evening of art, music and entertainment as Pasadena’s most prominent arts and cultural institutions swing open their doors. Last spring, more than 25,000 people experienced the excitement of ArtNight. FREE SHUTTLES INFORMATION ARTNIGHT MEDIA SPONSORS Free shuttles, running 6–10 p.m., will loop For information on ArtNight, Sponsor: Pasadena Star-News throughout the evening with stops at each please call the ArtNight Pasadena Partners: Pasadena Now, KPCC venue. Park at any one venue and ride to Hotline at 626 744-7887 or visit Supporters: La Opinión, LA Weekly, the others. artnightpasadena.org. Pasadena Journal, Pasadena Outlook, Pasadena Weekly and Tolucan Times PASADENA TRANSIT Para más información en español, Sound at City Hall provided by visite nuestra página del internet: Pasadena Transit 10 runs along Colorado Pasadena Media Boulevard and Green Street until 8 p.m. artnightpasadena.org. Tables and seating courtesy of Pasadena Information at pasadenatransit.net. For information on accessibility and/ Center Operating Company METRO GOLD LINE or to request written materials in Volunteer and docent parking courtesy alternative formats, please call the Attend ArtNight by taking the Metro of Kaiser Permanente City of Pasadena at 626 744-7062. Gold Line to Pasadena. Check metro.net Brochure design provided by ArtCenter for information. artnightpasadena.org College of Design facebook.com/artnightpasadena Dance photography: Tim Agler twitter.com/ArtNightPas Cover art by Tim Biskup instagram.com/artnight_pasadena 4978 | 0919 | 4978 ABOUT ARTNIGHT ArtNight is an ongoing partnership among many cultural institutions and the Cultural Affairs Division of the City of Pasadena.
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