Events

We invite you and any members of the community to stop by the Armory for a hot cup of tea or coffee, fruit and snacks, art-making activities for all ages, and a place to find community or rest for a few moments

Join us on May 31 to support the Armory's exhibitions and education programs.

Portraits will be photographed on a drop-in, first-come, first-served basis on Saturday, April 12, and Sunday, April 13, between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM at Paseo Colorado.

Using nature dye techniques, we will build a tapestry together that honors Altadena and Pasadena.

Join four of our teaching artists to create a mixed-media collage as a community reflecting on the prompt "What is home?"

A durational performance by Sichong Xie taking place in two iterations over two nights. In Trampoline House: Memory Drawing Series, the artist transforms a playground into a stage of temporal disintegration.

Join us for a reading and conversation of Julie Parker's mental health journey.

The Armory is participating in the reading of the names holocaust remembrance event at Pasadena City Hall. Michelle Ohm, an Armory Teaching Artist will be leading a weaving project for families from 10 am - 1 pm, on Sunday, March 23.

Need help recovering your fire-damaged art and heirlooms? We can help!

Join us for art-making, music, and community!

Using found objects, your hands, and your senses, reimagine your ideal community.

Join us for art-making, food trucks, resource tables, and performance by Utopia Tribe DJs.

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Share your story and contribute to a collaborative paper quilt celebrating Black History Month

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Artist Marcus Zúñiga will moderate a panel discussion taking its cue from his mutualism imager project.

Explore a holistic approach to supporting Pasadena and Altadena's creative cultural sector

LATHER's Old Pasadena location will donate 25% of proceeds from all December 14th in-store sales to the Armory.

Bring family and friends to this free celebration featuring artmaking for kids with Armory Teaching Artists.

Presented in partnership with Planned Parenthood Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley

Join us for a screening of Grasping at the Roots with co-directors Keenan Rhodes and Leah Derray.

Immerse yourself in the art of Shibori with our immersive two-day adult workshop.

Please join us in learning about PM 2.5 air pollution and actions we can take to improve the air quality in our homes and protect our health.

On the Friday after Election Day, join us for a free pinch pot wellness workshop.

Pasadena's art and cultural organizations swing open their doors for a free, family-friendly evening of art and performance.

Get hands-on experience with cooking this traditional, pre-Columbian staple

Mushkin leads a conversation delving into her practice that offers paths for artists and scientists to work together in impactful ways.

Join us to celebrate the opening of our new PST Art exhibition.

Expect a zine filled event with free art-making activities.

This special art celebration is for currently enrolled high school students, those starting high school in the fall.

Make your own printed t-shirts with Armory Teaching Artists Joe Bruns.

Underground Worlds aims to share musicians' insights, foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of electronic music as an art form.

Join in the Armory's front garden and help plan an amaranth garden guided by friends from Indigenous Permaculture and gardeners from Milagro Allegro Community Garden.

The nationwide natural skincare and wellness company's Old Pasadena location will donate 20% of proceeds from all June 13th sales to the Armory.

The Armory invites you to join artist Aroussiak Gabrielian, grief worker Resham Mantri, and choreographer Meagan Yellott in a clay workshop exploring collective grief and healing through clay.

Please join the Armory and Chao Zhao, Registered Art Therapist and Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in our free family-friendly art activity centering intergenerational communication and openness on emotions.

Come together as a community to create your own protest posters centering social justice and Palestinian human rights.

Pasadena's arts and culture organizations are swinging open their doors for the evening.

Create fabric banners with Teaching Artist Rachel Curry.

Celebrate the Armory's new exhibition, Terry Chatkupt: A Year.

Join artists Myisha Arellano and Michelle Glass at the Pasadena Community Job Center on January 27.

Hierarchy Study (Elementary) is a new live work stemming from a 2018-2019 lived performance, Elementary, in which Neha Choksi attended a Los Angeles public elementary school as a kindergarten student.