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Pasadena Nonprofits Mark Historic Architecture Turnout and Outline Holiday Outreach Plans
Pasadena Heritage wraps Craftsman Week while Union Station prepares extensive regional Thanksgiving meal distributions.
October 24, 2026 · The Grid news desk
Pasadena Heritage reported that 1,400 people attended Craftsman Week, an eight-day program held from Oct. 11 through Oct. 18. The annual preservation event featured tours and educational programming highlighting the city's historic Arts and Crafts architecture, taking visitors inside local residences, studios, and neighboring historic districts.
Separately, Pasadena-based Union Station Homeless Services announced plans to distribute 6,000 Thanksgiving meals across the region throughout November. The outreach effort will conclude with a free public meal hosted at the organization's Adult Center on South Raymond Avenue. In civic youth traditions, the Pasadena Tournament of Roses announced that one of seven high school seniors selected for the 2027 Rose Court will be named the 108th Rose Queen during a coronation ceremony at Tournament House on Oct. 27. Sycamores clinicians will also return for a sixth year to provide mental-wellness guidance to the court members.
Sources
- Non-Profits News - Pasadena Now — Pasadena Now
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