Saturday, July 17th 4:00pm – 8:00pm The Crawl is back! A Free Neighborhood-Night-on-the-Town with Art, Music, Family, Shopping, Food and Friends!Artists, musicians, and merchants will celebrate the summer season with another fun and family-friendly South Pasadena (Al Fresco) Arts Crawl on Saturday, July 17th, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the South Pasadena (Al Fresco) Arts Crawl welcomes the community to this free event which offers art exhibition and activities, live music, open houses, food and drink specials, and sales throughout the business district. Mission Street, and adjacent blocks, will be lively with event activities. Please note that masks may be required in some stores for all customers. All activities and line-ups are subject to change. EVENT HIGHLIGHTS Art ExhibitsLive PerformancesInteractive ActivitiesSales/Discounts A. Artisans’ Alley Meridian Ave and Mission St(next to Gold Line Station)Showcases a variety of art, crafts and gifts including: Sonali Kolhatkar, KARA TAUB, Steve Cheng, Mexican Crafts & Bags, Precious Few on Earth, Charming Devil Studios, Hojas damor, Goat Rodeo Soap, Polyfaction, Sascha Stannard, Bellagazoo Jewels, Beyond Blue Ceramics B. Chalk Painting Larry’s Union Service1100 Mission StCome see Chalk Festival winner, artist Ronny Johnson, create a chalk mural. C. SPARC GallerySouth Pasadena Chamber of Commerce 1121 Mission StK-rail art posters, plus exhibition of Billy Marks PARTICIPATING BUSINESSES 1. Adobe Design 1506 Mission StOffers a candle making workshop from 5 – 7:30. 2. Camille DePedrini 1516 Mission St Features collages by Michael Provart PLUS 30% off select styles and extended hours to 8pm. 3. De Milo Design Studio & Letterpress 1401 Mission St Free letterpress poems and $3 handmade marble paper for sale. 4. The Dinosaur Farm 1510 Mission St Hosts a special guest, magician Daniel Perez. 5. Hotbox Vintage 1127 Mission StPop-up Art Show by Noa Melendez, musical performance by Susie Rozler from 5 – 8pm and ticketed film screening of “Electric Dreams” at 8pm. More info and tickets here. 6. Jeweled Universe 1017 Mission St Unit B Trunk Show 1-5pm featuring ‘The Feathered Head’s’ Owner & Designer, Andie Cohen-Healy. Andie and her unique hair accessories have been featured on The Today Show and CBS The Talk, and showcased at Disney Dapper Day and in dozens of lifestyle and bridal magazines. Singer, songwriter, pianist Michelle Repajic performs 8-10pm, $10 cover charge. 7. Old Focals 1110 Mission St Live music with band Double Naught Spy Car 6pm-8 pm. Free non-prescription sunglass lenses with purchase of any frame. 8. PROSPECT 1502 Mission Street Displaying work by a local photographer 9. Raíces Beauty 906 Meridian Ave Offers complementary soap samples 10. Republic of Lucha 1020 Mission St Suite H Artist reception for A 3 Caidas: The Art of Sergio Arau and a live acoustic performance by Sergio Arau, plus special guests. A 20% off SPARC sale (excluding) professional masks. 11. Rue de Mimo 1514 Mission St Hosts Tarot healing artist 12. Santa Fe Crafts 1123 Mission St Special retrospective exhibition of the work of Ernest Moore, a famed Hopi katsina doll carver who was designated an Arizona Living Treasure by the state of Arizona in 2005. This collection has been in private hands for over 40 years, Santa Fe crafts is excited to bring it to public view for the South Pasadena Arts Crawl. 13. South Pasadena City Hall 1414 Mission St Back-to-back clean comedy shows from 5 pm-7 pm! Host Hailey Hackett (@haileyhacketttalks) will be kicking off the first show at 5 pm followed by Vinnie Paul (@theCubanCowboy), Cole Saleh (@SalehCole), Jennifer Vally (@JenVally), Al B (@AlBahmani), and Anna Abbott (itsAnnaSinatra). The second show starts at 6:15 with Hailey Hackett, Anna V (@AnnaVisFun), Nick Alexander (@NickofComedy), Josh Edelman (@theDelmeister), Ahmed Al-Kadri (@AhmedLovesBread), and Abby Acachner (@Your_Friend_Abby). 14. South Pasadena Public Library 1100 Oxley St Decorate feathers to add to a giant set of wings, before which you can take photos of your library visit. Take and Make craft kits for children and adults will be also be available. The Friends of the South Pasadena Public Library will sell art & gardening books. South Pasadena Beautiful will have a plant a succulent station for kids. All activities are from 4pm – 6pm. 15. SugarMynt Gallery 810 Meridian Ave Kid friendly vendor PopUp called HalloweenTown. 12 spooky vendors including Jennifer of Dual Crossroads. $10/person admission includes the gallery and mini Halloween town with fun spooky photo ops. 3pm – 8pm. 16. Vidéothèque (at Hotbox) Screening “Electric Dreams”, a 1984 romantic comedy, starring Virginia Madsen & Lenny von Dohlen. In collaboration with Hotbox Vintage (in their parking lot), at 1127 Mission. $12 at the door, or $12 ahead of time. From 8:00 pm-10:30 pm RESTAURANTS & EATERIES 17. ARO Latin 1019 Mission StHeaven the Dude playing a fire DJ set from 7:00 pm-9:00 pm 18. Griffins Of Kinsale 1007 Mission St The Drive playing at 7:30 pm 19. Jones Coffee Roasters 1006 Mission StArtist reception for current artists on display which includes Roland Wilhelm (long exposure urban photography), Andrew Peña (contemporary impressionist) and Scot Kuza (street photography). Noe Pina (sculpturist) will also have an art piece on display within the patio area. Jazz band entitled, the Hank Mehren Jazz Trio 4pm – 8pm. Raffle tickets will be made available and items include Jones Coffee Roaster coffee, artwork from each of the artists, a signed poetry book by artist Scott Kuza, a free piano lesson from the lead jazz musician Hank Mehren and a variety of other artistic items! Raffle winners will be announced periodically after 7pm. $5 a ticket, winners need not be present to win an item. All proceeds from the raffle will go to the South Pasadena Education Foundation (SPEF)! 20. Mamma’s Brick Oven Pizza & Pasta 1007 Fair Oaks Ave Musical Performances starting at 6pm. Opening the show is South Pasadena’s so-called ‘Nighttime Mayor,’ Brad Colerick. Colerick has shared his songs and stories all over the US and beyond. Billboard Magazine called him “one of a baker’s dozen of acts to watch in the folk community around the world.” Next up is Day
