Museum Membership
With your museum membership, you too can play a vital role in supporting programs that preserve and share our community's rich history, art, and culture. We believe that it is the individuals in the community who have made Pasadena the distinct and exceptional city that it is today. And it is PMH supporters who are at the foundation of this museum's successes, past and future. In addition, museum membership offers significant benefits to you, your family, and friends.
A Proud History of Community Support
Expiration Dates Extended
As a thank you to our members, we extended all membership expiration dates. Members were mailed new membership cards in December. For membership inquiries, please contact us at membership@pasadenahistory.org
Membership Levels & Benefits
Various membership levels are available to suit every budget and interest level.
Visiting Educators
Teachers can register as a Visiting Educator and get a year of free admission for two to the Fenyes Mansion and all History Center exhibitions.
Founders Circle
Our Founders Circle was established in 2000 and is made up of over 150 individuals and businesses. These members enjoy special benefits and unique, Founders-only events.
Business Sponsorship
Whether researching business history, finding historic photographs, attending exhibition openings, or entertaining clients, businesses will find something of interest at PMH.
Corporate Matching Gifts
Make your donation go even further. Many companies will match their employees’ donations to nonprofits.
Membership card of A.L. Carr, son of Ezra
and Jeanne Carr – owners of the Carmelita
estate at Colorado and Orange Grove
PMH is an independent nonprofit cultural institution funded by generous gifts from foundations, corporations, businesses, individuals, and our members. Tax ID # 95-6133954.
Recent Articles
Celebrating Women’s History Month Through Books
Looking for your next book to read? Check out these recommendations from members of the Museum’s Volunteer Book Club.
“Who do you think you are, Barney Oldfield?”
On the afternoon of Washington’s birthday holiday, Monday, February 22, 1909, the oiled road of Santa Rosa Avenue was abuzz with the cheers, whispers, and Read More »
Arroyo Seco and Devil’s Gate: Early Picnics in West Pasadena
Before the Gilbert Darling family moved from Iowa to Pasadena in December, 1891, the daughters were told that Pasadena was a place “where one can Read More »
