Events

Admission: General $25; PMH Members $20.
Join this 90-minute guided tour and travel back in time to 1910 to discover what life was like when museum benefactors, Eva Scott Fenyes and her husband Dr. Adalbert Fenyes lived in Pasadena.

Admission: General $15; PMH Members $10
Learn about Ellen Garrison, a 19th-century African American activist, who lived her final years in Pasadena.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for a walk through the galleries to explore details in the designs and stories of the exhibition, Community Stitches.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curator Leah Zieber to discover the fascinating history of signature quilts and their significance in the lives of the families who owned them.

Admission: General $25; PMH Members $20
Join this 90-minute guided tour and travel back in time to 1910 to discover what life was like when museum benefactors, Eva Scott Fenyes and her husband Dr. Adalbert Fenyes lived in Pasadena.

Admission: General $15; PMH Members $10
Join Christian Rodriguez to learn about Lummis’ significant but complicated contributions to preservation, his impact on the historiography of the Southwest, and the friends and benefactors in Pasadena he harnessed in creating a network of support for his vision of Southern California and the Southwest.

Admission: General $25; PMH Members $20
Join this 90-minute guided tour and travel back in time to 1910 to discover what life was like when museum benefactors, Eva Scott Fenyes and her husband Dr. Adalbert Fenyes lived in Pasadena.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for a walk through the galleries to explore details in the designs and stories of the exhibition, Community Stitches.

Join us for the return of May M.A.D.ness (Member Appreciation Days) this Mother’s Day weekend! Treat yourselves to reciprocal free admission at cultural sites and [...]

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
This illustrated Zoom presentation explores the history behind the popularity of Crazy Quilts in American quilt making from the 1870s through the 1930s.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for a walk through the galleries to explore details in the designs and stories of the exhibition, Community Stitches.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
This illustrated Zoom presentation with Community Stitches co-curator Leah Zieber will explore the history of 19th century American textile mills and the manufacturing of printed cotton.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for a walk through the galleries to explore details in the designs and stories of the exhibition, Community Stitches.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join us at the Museum as Community Stitches co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens share quilts from their private collections.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join us at the Museum as Community Stitches co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens share quilts from their private collections.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for a walk through the galleries to explore details in the designs and stories of the exhibition, Community Stitches.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Pasadena Museum of History invites you to join Community Stitches co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for an up-close viewing of select examples of antique and vintage quilts from the 1880s through the 1950s from their personal collections.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Pasadena Museum of History invites you to join Community Stitches co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for an up-close viewing of select examples of antique and vintage quilts from the 1880s through the 1950s from their personal collections.

Admission | General $15; PMH Members $10
Join co-curators Leah Zieber and Arlene Stevens for a walk through the galleries to explore details in the designs and stories of the exhibition, Community Stitches.