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Art Center College of Design
Known worldwide as a leader in art and design curriculum, the Art Center presents works by established and emerging artists in three exhibits annually. While on campus, also explore the student gallery and indoor and outdoor sculptures.
1700 Lida St. - 626-396-2446 - artcenter.edu/williamson
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
JPL is a world-renowned research, development, and flight center for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Tours of the facility are by appointment only and arrangements must be made months in advance.
4800 Oak Grove Dr. - 818-354-9314 - jpl.nasa.gov |
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Mount Wilson Observatory
Overlooking Pasadena from atop the Angeles National Forest, Mount Wilson Observatory is a world-class astronomical research facility. Founded in 1904, it is home to the 100-inch hooker telescope and the world’s most powerful optical array.
Mt. Wilson - 626-793-3100 - mtwilson.edu
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Pasadena Convention Center
A variety of entertainment ranging from concerts, antique shows, and art auctions to hobby and collectible shows.
300 E. Green St. - (626) 793-2122 - pasadenacenter.com |
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Robinson Memorial
This memorial, located across from City Hall, honors the historic accomplishments of brothers Mack and Jackie Robinson with two 9-foot bronze portraiture sculptures.
100 N. Garfield Ave. - cityofpasadena.net |
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Public Art Walking Tours
Eight self-guided tours feature jewels from Pasadena’s innovative public art collection. Visit the City of Pasadena website to download tour outlines and maps.
cityofpasadena.net |
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Structures By Design
Explore rich architectural heritage on a self-guided walking tour
With 16 historical districts packed into 23 square miles, Pasadena has a wealth of incredible architecture to discover. Take a crash course in architectural style by visiting the city’s cultural and academic institutions—you’ll find everything from Beaux Arts to Craftsman, Spanish Colonial revival to Tudor revival, and Northern Chinese Imperialist to modernist. When dining out or even shopping, you’ll find yourself inside a noteworthy structure guaranteed to enhance your experience. Check out Greene & Greene’s “ultimate bungalow,” the Gamble House, circa 1908, which defines American Arts and Crafts style.
Stop by the visitors Center or download the popular Ten Tours brochure and visit some of the area’s best-kept neighborhoods to see visionaries’ remodeling ideas for your home. Tours range from 1.3 to 2 miles and are best enjoyed on foot or bicycle.
VisitPasadena.com
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