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Patchwork quilts already have some special connotations.

Frequently, they evoke memories of a family member who spent hours stitching–or friends who joined together to create a quilt as a special-occasion gift.   Their patterns can be beautiful–and often intricate.

The USC Pacific Asia Museum’s current exhibition, “Ralli Quilts: Contemporary Art from Pakistan” takes that tradition and craftsmanship to another level.

On display from now until March 2, the ralli quilts are undeniably beautiful.  Unlike their Western counterparts, though, many of them incorporate sequins, mirrors and elaborate embroidery–which add up to some striking designs.

USC Pacific Asia Museum Curator Bridget Bray offered a preview of this new exhibit.

The USC Pacific Asia Museum, at 46 North Los Robles in Pasadena, will be hosting its “Ralli Quilts: Contemporary Art From Pakistan” exhibit from now through Sunday, March 2nd.

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Randy Reinholz, co-founder and Artistic Director, Native Voices
(Photograph courtesy of Danielle Klebanow and used with permission.)

What if you came to question everything you’d believed, all your life?

That’s the situation facing Reverend Joshua Logan, the protagonist in this weekend’s  world premiere of “The Bird House”, at Native Voices.

Native Voices at the Autry is the nation’s only Equity theatre troupe that’s devoted exclusively to producing new works by Native American, First Nations and Native Alaskan playwrights.  Diane Glancy’s new play, “The Bird House”, deals with Reverend Logan’s struggles to save his family, his community and his church in tough economic times.

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Nashville singer/songwriter Brad Mackeson takes his listeners on a journey.   And that journey is the story of his heritage.

Brad’s new debut full-length album, 1945, has an eclectic mix of influences,  including Bob Dylan, Wilco and John Lennon.   The title cut introduces Brad’s inaugural work: a “concept” album that functions on several levels.

While his songs are loosely based on the story of his grandparents’ relationship (1945 was the year they met, in England), the album also tracks the “journey” of falling in love and the stages of a relationship–good and bad.

Brad talked about creating his new album, and the creative process behind the songs on 1945.

Brad Mackeson performs at 10:00 on Friday, March 1, at Room 5 in Los Angeles.

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A censure is a formal reprimand.   A no-confidence vote is a statement that a person in a leadership position, is considered unfit to continue.

On Wednesday, February 27th, Associated Students of Pasadena City College voted both  to censure and to approve a motion of no confidence in PCC’s current administration under Superintendent/President Dr. Mark Rocha.

These measures came about as a result of PCC’s Board of Trustees’ late-August, 2012, changes to PCC’s academic calendar–eliminating Wintersession and creating a “trimester” schedule, against previous AS recommendations.   Associated Students Executive Board members say that they were not consulted on this action;  the changes occurred just prior to the start of PCC’s fall semester.  At the time, officials assured students that these changes would not impact their plans to transfer to four-year universities.

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A lot of times, when kids are out of shape, technology is at least partly to blame.

Healthcare professional Chelsea Salisbury is turning that around.

A colorful digital kids’ pedometer made by GeoPalz® inspired Chelsea  to implement a technology-based fitness program in her local North Carolina elementary schools.   Her “Walking the World” program incorporated both the pedometers and a spirit of fun and competition–and resulted in students becoming much more physically active.

At 2013 International CES, in Las Vegas, Chelsea talked about her successful program, some of the new digital innovations that allow parents or teachers to track their students’ progress–as well as some new virtual pets and computer games that help kids get moving and stay healthy!

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Creepy blue lights illuminate a hulking stone building.  A helpless woman, overpowered by evil villagers, takes an unforeseen revenge.  A bloodcurdling scream issues from one of the chambers.

And, it’s all in good fun–as the Wicked Lit Halloween Theatre Festival extends its performance dates by popular demand!

The final weekend of Wicked Lit performances will run Thursday evening, November 8th, through Saturday, November 10th, at the Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum in Altadena.  These are interactive performances that are a great time, and based on three classic horror stories–with some “extras” during intermissions!

Wicked Lit co-creators Jonathan Josephson, Jeff G. Rack and Paul Millet offered a preview of their 2012 Halloween show in Wicked Lit’s fourth season.

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Los Angeles Haunted Hayride is at it again, scaring everybody half to death.   And this year, they’ve thought of some new ways to do it!

This is the fourth season for the popular L.A. attraction, which Southern California horror fans have already come to consider a Halloween tradition.  Los Angeles Haunted Hayride is unique in its 360-degree approach to horror, its interactive nature and the fact that it’s a “green” scare attraction.  They also have an ongoing story–which, this year, is called “The Congregation.”  Then, there’s the consideration that the Griffith Park Old Zoo area, in which the hayride takes place, just possibly could be…well, actually haunted.

Melissa Carbone is the president of marketing company Ten Thirty One Productions, as well as the creator and Executive Producer of Los Angeles Haunted Hayride.  She explained how she came to create her unique Halloween attraction…

Los Angeles Haunted Hayride has been ongoing for weekends in October.  Rides start at 7:30 on Halloween night, but get there early. 

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Melissa Carbone, creator of Los Angeles Haunted Hayride, shares a real-life ghost story about her popular Griffith Park Halloween event!

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Chris Ramirez (l) and Mitch Braiman (r), of San Gabriel Valley Pride.

San Gabriel Valley Pride is counting down to a party!

Their 2012 San Gabriel Valley Pride Festival, themed “The Road to Equality,” happens  this Sunday, October 14th, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the Pasadena City College campus.   You’re invited to bring your whole family and come celebrate with them!

San Gabriel Valley Pride Festival started off as a small picnic in the park, in 2001.  Today, it’s grown to a festive event that includes live entertainment, face painting and classic cars.

Their 2012 festival also incorporates some exciting “firsts”: they’re having an authors’ lounge, AND a “Big Draw L.A.” event!

San Gabriel Valley Pride differs from other Pride organizations in their emphasis on family-oriented, and FREE, events.   SGV Pride Board Member Chris Ramirez, President Mitch Braiman and Event Director Monique LeBleu offered a preview of this weekend’s festivities.

And heads-up: they can use volunteers and donations.   Also, if you’re an entertainer and are willing to volunteer your time, they might like to talk to you about performing for their NEXT Pride Festival, in 2013!

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When ArtNight Pasadena happens this Friday, Nick Smith will be hosting some special guests.  He’s overseeing a salon of graphic novel creators!

Nick is the Librarian Technician for Youth Services at Pasadena Central Library,which will be one of the sixteen arts venues open on Friday, October 12th for a celebration of the arts and creativity in Pasadena.

Nick’s salon and gallery is one of the library’s two major visual-arts presentation that evening.  Amid the special ArtNight exhibits in the library will be a room filled with writers and artists–all waiting to talk with visitors about their experience and their work in animation, cartoons and graphic novels!  Nick says his guests will have a wide range of experience and topics, relating to graphic novels and the creative process.

Now…if he could just explain how to see everything and talk to everyone…given that ArtNight lasts only four hours!

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Photograph courtesy of Don Roos and used with permission.

Parenting is tough.  Adoptive parenting is tougher.  And adoptive parenting for a gay couple carries its own built-in challenges…and joys.

In his new book, Does This Baby Make Me Look Straight? Confessions of a Gay Dad, actor/producer and author Dan Bucatinsky writes with warmth, humor and raw honesty about his journey as a gay parent.

After realizing they’re ready to adopt, Dan and his husband, Don, start meeting with prospective birth moms.  The ensuing emotional roller coaster that leads them to fatherhood is just the beginning.

After the births of their two children, Dan and Don get treated to parental power struggles, family vacations gone awry, reading-comprehension exercises…and moments of sheer wonder, courtesy of daughter Eliza and son Jonah.

Dan will be in the Authors’ Lounge, signing copies of his book, at San Gabriel Valley Pride Festival, Sunday, October 14th at noon on the Pasadena City College Campus.   SGV Pride invites you to come and meet him.  But, please, get there early.  After all, Dan is a dad–he has commitments later that afternoon.

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The Who’s classic rock opera, Tommy, has been staged multiple times since its creation in 1969.  Can there possibly be any way to present it in a new light?

There is.   And choreographer/director Marcus S. Daniel finds it.

When Tommy opens tomorrow night, October 6th at 8:00 at the La Habra Depot Theatre, it’ll have high-energy dance numbers, all the hit rock songs–and an element that’s rarely seen in most musical-theatre productions.

Marcus talks about his interpretation of Tommy, the challenges in staging his production, and his plans to bring his cast to Pasadena City College on Sunday, October 14th for the San Gabriel Valley Pride Festival!  We don’t have the actual time yet, but Pride starts at 11:00 that day, on the PCC quad.  Look for Marcus and his “family” of actors on the main stage!

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Artwork courtesy of Dominick Domingo. Used with permission.

Artist and author Dominick Domingo has ventured into a new genre with his first young-adult novel!  His latest work is the urban fantasy, The Nameless Prince.

As the story begins, protagonist Seth Bauman, age ten, is surviving a gritty childhood in L.A.’s Silverlake District.  Seth’s mother disappeared shortly after he was born; he lives with his drug-dealing Uncle Troy, who doesn’t seem to like him; and Seth gets into a fight with the school bully.

Then, one day, Seth discovers the hidden magical realm of Interia—a world hidden on an island under the Glendale Avenue Bridge…

In a style reminiscent of Madeleine L’Engle, Dominick creates a world in which his protagonist’s wits are all that will save the world of Interia, his friend Elena–and his own life.

Dominick recently talked about creating his urban fantasy novel,  his future plans for The Nameless Prince…and his upcoming appearances in Southern California.   He’s scheduled for a reading and book signing at Vromans Bookstore, in Pasadena, at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, October third.  And he’ll be at Pasadena City College, in the Authors’ Lounge, on Sunday, October 14th, starting at noon, for San Gabriel Valley Pride Festival 2012!

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Pasadena City College’s Seeds of Change Sustainability Club had a major shock just before fall semester.

In 2010, PCC Seeds of Change first implemented their on-campus organic vegetable garden.  For the next two years, they worked diligently: composting, constructing beds and trellises, and meeting every Friday to tend their crops.  They had thriving organic produce, including corn, tomatoes and onions–and harvest time was near.

Then suddenly, in mid-August, everything was gone.

PCC Seeds of Change President Jason Carman recently talked about what happened–and how you can help.

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Photograph courtesy of Monica Hopman and used with permission.

Award-winning indie folk singer/songwriter Rebecca Loebe takes her audiences through a range of places and moods.  And she’s just about to release her third CD, Circus Heart, on Tuesday, September 18th!

But that’s not all she’s doing–Rebecca’s starting off her “Circus Heart Tour” in Los Angeles, that Tuesday evening.  She’s doing a record release show at the Hotel Cafe that evening–and she’d like to have you come and hear her new music!

Rebecca wowed the judges on NBC’s The Voice, Season 1–and has an amazing story to tell about living on the road.  And besides her gift for music, she is a creative entrepreneur, with a website that shares her recent performances!

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San Gabriel Valley Pride is planning a celebration–and you’re invited!

SGV Pride’s upcoming 2012 “San Gabriel Valley Pride” Festival is themed “The Road to Equality.”  And this year, for the first time, they’re featuring a “Big Draw LA” event as part of the festivities!  Guests get to use their individual talents to create a work of art together.

The San Gabriel Valley Pride Festival’s happening on the Pasadena City College campus on Sunday, October 14th, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.  Everyone’s welcome at this family-oriented special event, which will include a car show, entertainment, lifestyle talks and much more!

San Gabriel Valley Pride President Mitch Braiman and SGV Pride Board members Daniel Howell and Aaron Saenz recently joined “Over Coffee,” on Lancer Radio, to offer a preview of their Pride Festival 2012.  This is going to be a great time!

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Who knew that camels could crawl?

That’s just one of the facts the audience learned recently, at Gil Riegler’s camel-milking demonstration at the Orange County Fair.

Gil and his wife Nancy opened the nation’s first camel dairy farm, the Oasis,  in Ramona, California, in 2001.   They now have twenty-one camels, and sell camel-milk soaps and camel-milk chocolate.  (The sale of camel milk is currently not legal in California.  However, the Rieglers are working with the USDA on establishing a grade-A dairy platform.)

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Discussions of Japan’s last great master of traditional ukiyo-e (woodblock printing), a look at spring and summer kimono, and a party!  They’re all on the calendar as Pasadena’s Pacific Asia Museum  “wraps up” summer in style.

Pacific Asia Museum Curator of Education Amelia Chapman and Director of Marketing Chelsea Mason recently talked about the museum’s special events.   They’re having an “Art and Coffee” discussion of the works of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi on Friday, August 10th.  There’s also a grand finale to their “Fusion Fridays” summer nights series on Friday, August 17th–and much more, as they look ahead to fall!

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August has arrived–and so have the camels and Clydesdales at the Orange County Fair!

On August 1, the Fair welcomed the Budweiser Clydesdales–AND Gil and Nancy Riegler and their lovable camels from the Oasis Camel Dairy!  They’ll all be at the Fair from now through its closing date, next Sunday, August 12th, 2012.    So now’s your chance to see camel-milking demonstrations, several times a day–and ask any questions you may have of Gil or Nancy, who opened the nation’s first camel-milking farm fifteen years ago!

And the fun continues at the Fair with daily concerts, free shows and exhibits (the woodcarvers and amateur jewelrymakers have created some amazing work!).  Orange County Fair Communications Director Robin Wachner offered a closer look at all the goings-on.

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Irish folk band Paddy’s Pig is set to deliver a dose of Dublin at the Los Angeles Zoo!   They’ll be on one of the Zoo’s stages, playing at the zoo as part of a “Global Fusion” program, Friday evening,  July 27th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.!   And throughout the zoo, there will be other world bands playing–think African, Caribbean, French, Russian and more–for the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association’s second “Music in the LA Zoo 2012” event!

Paddy’s Pig co-founder and lead singer Missy Gibson formed the band with colleague Mike Flanagan in 1999.    The group performs traditional Irish and Celtic music, as well as original compositions with humor, credibility, and a flair for storytelling that draws in their audiences.  And their often-rollicking beat tends to get people dancing!

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Pasadena’s Pacific Asia Museum is having a festive, active summer!  Their third “Fusion Friday” in their summer series happens this Friday, July 20th, and is themed, “Sound Off!”  The evening focuses on all kinds of sound: audio games, the music of Japanese folk-fusion band Minyo Station, and DJs spinning Indian music!

Marketing director Chelsea Mason says the Friday-night party is just one event planned for this weekend.  The Pacific Asia Museum’s also having an art workshop, based on the work of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi on Saturday, July 21st–AND a presentation by author Wenguang Huang on Sunday, July 22nd!  

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“Chocolate!”  “WHERE?”  At the Orange County Fair!

The 123rd edition of the Orange County Fair carries through on its theme, “Home Sweet Home,” with a nearly three-thousand-square-foot exhibit dedicated to chocolate!  And in the midst of the historic facts (who knew that the Vatican once debated whether chocolate was a food?) and displays, is Irvine-based Xan Confections.

Lauren McCusker, Xan Confections’ head chocolatier, is onsite at the new Fair exhibit, “Chocolate Unwrapped: Beans, Bars and Bon Bons.”  As Xan offers its unique line of artisan chocolates, she talks about some of the lesser-known facts about Americans’ favorite “guilty pleasure”–and keeps a watchful eye on that tantalizing chocolate-tempering unit!

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The Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association’s “Best of Music in the L.A. Zoo” program  features an eclectic mix of area bands: blues, classic rock, and pop.  And they’ll all be playing on stages throughout the zoo, from 6 to 9 p.m. this evening, Friday, July 13th!

One of the featured bands will be L.A.’s premiere Grateful Dead tribute band, Cubensis.  Lead guitarist Craig Marshall has been “on the bus” since a November, 1967 Grateful Dead concert in Los Angeles.  Craig founded his tribute band, Cubensis, twenty years later–and they’ll be celebrating their twenty-fifth anniversary later this year!

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The Magique Bazaar is just about to make an appearance in Southern California!   They’re San Francisco’s longest-running magic show, started in 1998.  With special funding from Kickstarter, this Bay Area favorite is headed for San Pedro’s Warner Grand Theatre on July 14th.  The planned show is themed, “Year of the Dragon,” and features illusions–and musical influences–from all over the world.

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Talented painter Antoine Lance Scott is an Army veteran,  who’s currently exhibiting his work at the Veteran’s Art Show at Space Gallery, in South Pasadena.  Antoine says he’s always loved painting–but didn’t pursue an art career, at first, because it didn’t pay the bills.   But his calling won out, and you may also see some of Antoine’s work at the Veteran’s Art Show’s first permanent venue, Swarthy’s Barbering in South Pasadena!

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After seeing some of the incredible work veterans created in art therapy, Jessica Arnold became inspired!  Today she is the curator, coordinator, and original creator of the Veteran’s Art Show.

Jessica organized the first Veteran’s Art Show to open on July 3, 2011 in SPACE Gallery in South Pasadena.  In just one year, they’ve exhibited at venues including  Cal State L.A., Hummingbird Nest Ranch–and the Downtown L.A. Art Walk!  

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She’s a broadcaster, author, blogger, speaker, and relationship expert.  And Lian Dolan, creator of the Los Angeles Times bestseller Helen of Pasadena, is now at work on the second book in her “Rose City Trilogy!”   At Pasadena’s recent inaugural Litfest, Lian talked about the events that led to her first novel…exploded some of the myths about writing…and gave a preview of her forthcoming new novel.

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Comedian and professional speaker Brian Wetzel educates his audiences about clinical depression–by making them laugh.  After battling depression for more than twenty years,  Brian created his one-man show, “Side By Side: A Journey with Depression–a Funny Look at Serious Survival.”

Brian recently gave his keynote presentation, “That Voice in the Wilderness is Laughing,” at Pasadena City College.  During his program, he offered insights and resources for dealing with depression–and for reaching out to friends or family members who may be dealing with “the common cold of mental illness.”  

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Contemporary artist and U.S. Marine Corporal Kenneth James has created his own artistic medium, which he calls “RIP art.”  Kenneth is a photographer, painter, poet, multimedia artist, and author–as well as a soon-to-be graduate who created the “Love Triumphant” interactive art show at Pasadena City College.

He is also an entrepreneur who recently began marketing his original designs online.   Kenneth says he is currently looking for some new venues, to expand his reach as an artist!  At a Veterans Art Show exhibit earlier this year, at Cal State L.A., Kenneth described some of his work…

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If it looks cool and grabs your attention, artist (and U.S. Marine) Daniel Schroeder will paint it!   Daniel also does photography, sculpture AND designs furniture.   You’ll get a chance to look at his work this Saturday, June 9th, at 5 p.m., at the Downtown Pomona Art Walk.   At a recent Veterans Art Show, Daniel talked about his work.

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It’s destination Los Feliz, as Los Angeles Cash Mobs start off Summer 2012 with a boost for a local small business!   This time, the designated time is 6:00 this Saturday evening, June 9, 2012.   According to their Facebook page, they’ll be meeting at Vermont Avenue and Melbourne.  And from there on in–it’s going to be a lot of fun!   Meanwhile, here’s what it was like, to be part of International Cash Mob Day with L.A. Cash Mob.

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Lance Corporal Tom Fontanes, of the U.S. Marines, creates paintings with hidden messages!  Tom, who served in Vietnam from 1968 to 1969, explains that some of his codes and symbols are personal.  Others are simply backwards words and shapes that, when you look closely, are a reflection of his  military history.  He even creates work to be viewed with 3-D glasses!

At a recent Veteran’s Art Show at Cal State L.A., Tom also said he had published some of his poetry, about his experience, in the veterans’ anthology Castrated Hearts: PTSD, which is available on Amazon.com.

 World band Fontain’s Muse is an essential element in The Magique Bazaar–San Francisco’s longest-running magic show! Vocalist and instrumentalist Fontain Riddle is Magique Bazaar’s co-founder, musical director and composer. Meanwhile, sitarist Flash (Farhan Khan) serves as the show’s groove creator. And now, they’re working on bringing The Magique Bazaar to San Pedro, for a special “Year of the Dragon”performance on July 14th!  They have a Kickstarter campaign to raise the funds they’ll need, and a contest, for tickets, on their Facebook page!

U.S. Marine Sergeant Julio Perez traveled from Chicago to participate in the recent Veteran’s Art Show, at Cal State L.A.   Photographer Julio has created a special technique to create pictures that look as though he used digital effects (he didn’t!).  And he talked about a camera that takes two-foot photographs–no exaggeration!

Living his dream with his photography business, Julio hopes to expand to the West Coast in the future.

At the recent Veterans’ Art Show at Cal State L.A., Melissa Daly, of the Do Art Foundation, told visitors about the Bobber Zunzun Festival and the Veterans’ Art Car (or firetruck, to be exact!).   Expect to see the completed Veterans’ Art Car around Southern California sometime later this summer.

It’s official–the Grand Marshal of the 2013 Rose Parade® is world-renowned primatologist, conservationist and author Dr. Jane Goodall!  Dr. Goodall is the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, and of the worldwide environmental and humanitarian youth program, Roots and Shoots.   According to Tournament of Roses® officials,  2013 will be the 53rd anniversary of Dr. Goodall’s field study of the Gombe chimpanzees–and what their ways could tell us about humans.

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Singer and songwriter Ernie Halter uses his music to take listeners to all kinds of places!  His original lyrics can put you in a lonely airport in early-morning hours, a festive boardwalk, an empty room–or one that’s filled by someone special.   Ernie has six CDs and a number of music videos, including one for his song “Almost You.”  According to his website, Ernie will be performing in Southern California in both May and July of 2012.

Ernie Halter interview, Pt. 1

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Los Angeles Cash Mob has struck again–and the effects are delicious!  About twenty Cash Mobbers visited Valerie Confections, in Silverlake, on February 12, 2012, for L.A. Cash Mob’s third shopping event!  Check out Cash Mobs’ WordPress site for the latest news on Cash Mobbing–and an update on National Cash Mob Day!

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BlogWorld Co-Founder and CMO Dave Cynkin is an ardent blogger, proud Dad and husband, self-described “sleep deprivationist and thrillseeker.”  He and Rick Calvert co-founded the first BlogWorld in Las Vegas in 2007.

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Small-business advocate, legal expert and author Nellie Akalp is the founder and CEO of CorpNet, Inc.  Her blog, “Nellie’s Small Business Corner,” includes numerous free resources for entrepreneurs.

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Keynote speaker Peter Shankman is an author, entrepreneur and the founder of HARO, a free reporters’ resource which started out as a Facebook page.  His other blog, A Year to Ten Percent, takes an honest and humorous look at a personal goal that’s not exactly easy!

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Author, educator and public speaker Jason Falls is CEO of Social Media Explorer, an education and information products company that’s dedicated to making digital marketing and social media more accessible.  His most recent book, co-authored with Erik Deckers, is No Bullshit Social Media.

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Michael Stelzner is the founder and CEO of Social Media Examiner, the world’s largest online social media magazine.  His latest book is entitled Launch: How to Quickly Propel Your Business Beyond the Competition.

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Leslie McLellan is Director of Marketing and Tourism at Lake Arrowhead, CA.  She is also a partner at All Things Social Online, a social media marketing agency.  A marketing expert with nearly three decades’ worth of experience, she successfully promoted Lake Arrowhead events, starting in 2009, using only social media.   Her blog details ways to successfully market events on a small, or even nonexistent, budget–and so did her presentation at BlogWorld 2011!

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