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Someone is organizing free sewing get-togethers at the Couture Gallery in Old Town: Free Sewing and “Sewcializing”!

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Someone is organizing a Pasadena scooter riding group: Want to join our scooter gang?
And someone is offering to train anyone from “all two legged walks of life” in Samurai sword wielding: Samurai Sword Training Group

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Kickball

Someone is organizing a kickball game tomorrow morning at Hamilton Park and inviting the general public to come play.

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Outdoor movie nights
The South Pasadena Preservation Foundation is showing free movies outside on the lawn next to the historical museum on Saturday nights. Here’s a link to the schedule online, and here’s a close-up:

Schedule close-up

View from the grass

The poster

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Pictures from the RRFM

At last weekend’s Pasadena Really Really Free Market I got a purse, a shirt and a dress. I also gave away some new army surplus bags, cd holders, metal shoe racks and a pristine dog bed. (Our recently departed dog rejected it in favor of the best chair in the house.)
The best thing about the [...]

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John Loghry and family, organizers of Pasadena’s Really Really Free Market
The next Pasadena Really Really Free Market (RRFM) will take place this coming Saturday, July 14. In the spirit of the RRFM, I’ve created a temporary blog for RRFM announcements and pictures — it may be the permanent blog, or it may be the precursor [...]

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Pasadena’s first Really Really Free Market (RRFM) will take place this Saturday, June 30, in the parking lot of Bresee Nazarene Church at 1480 E. Washington Blvd in Pasadena. It will take place from 9 am to 1 pm.The RRFM is like a rummage sale, except that everything is free. There is [...]

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This Saturday, April 21, the City of Pasadena Greening the Earth Day and Armory Family Arts Festival will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Memorial Park and Armory Center for the Arts. Free! For more information, see the pdf here.
Path to Freedom will have a booth there.

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We stopped by tonight’s Pasadena city council meeting and heard a presentation about the affordable housing plan recommended by the city manager.

Media van outside the Pasadena Senior Center

Senior Center entrance

City council meeting in progress inside the Senior Center’s multipurpose room

Affordable housing recommendations

People with letter signs spelling something out–or perhaps getting ready to spell something out

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The Majestical Roof announces:
“FORM AND DISFUNCTION”
Experience the world of pop artist Terri Lloyd.
The Majestical Roof-Pasadena’s neo artist boutique
will be exhibiting work by pop artist Terri Lloyd.
Unconventional, valiant and spunky iconographer Terri
Lloyd reveals inconvenient truths with a Pop-litical
approach….
The Majestical Roof will host an opening reception
Saturday, April 14th 2007 5:00-9:00 Poster signing,
Q&A and live music by Chris [...]

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