CELEBRATING PASADENA’S 100th
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June 14 11 a.m.: Centennial parade starts from City Hall. Highlights will include antique autos, trolleys, horses and carriages and Pasadena celebrities.
June 19
12:30 p.m.: Official centennial ceremonies at City Hall. Highlights will include the ringing of “every bell in town,” dancing, singing and a release of balloons.
7 p.m.: Birthday party at City Hall. Highlights will include a giant birthday cake and songs by a 1,000-voice choir.
June 21 and 22
All day: Centennial festival at Brookside Park. Continuous entertainment, food festival and a variety of children’s activities.
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