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    • Tue 2
    A breakfast scene with croissants, a cup of black coffee, a glass of orange juice, jars of jam and honey, and orange slices on a rustic wooden table.
    June 2 8:30AM - 9:30AM Marcell’s

    Men’s Breakfast

    Join the gentlemen of MonteCedro for breakfast and conversation at this monthly gathering. Please register early as seating is limited.

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    Thu 4
    Two people stand against a dark sky, pointing at illuminated constellations highlighted among stars, with a silhouette of trees and a sunset on the horizon.
    June 4 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    Mythology in the Stars

    This multi-part series concludes. Guest Toby Hooper shares insights and stories about the constellations, celestial stars and planets. If you’ve ever looked up at the night sky and pondered all that is overhead, you won’t want to miss this presentation.

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    Thu 4
    Close-up of hands playing an electronic keyboard, with a smartphone resting on the instrument. In the background, a drum set and other musicians are partially visible, suggesting a live music performance.
    June 4 4:00PM - 5:00PM Auditorium

    Chad Edwards Band

    Pianist Chad Edwards has been active in the LA area jazz scene for more than four decades, performing in a wide range of musical settings. His first CD “Resolution” received critical acclaim, featuring a mix of original compositions and fresh arrangements of jazz standards. His album, “Wyoming Roads” was released in May 2024, and is receiving enthusiastic reviews. Please join us for this exceptional afternoon of music.

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    Fri 5
    A person wearing a black jacket with purple cuffs plays a grand piano, with their hands on the keys and reflections visible on the pianos glossy surface. Twinkling lights are in the blurred background.
    June 5 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    Vieness Piano Duo

    The Vieness Piano Duo stands among the most electrifying and in-demand piano duos on the world stage today. Comprised of pianists Eva Schaumkell and Vijay Venkatesh, the pair is celebrated for their intuitive musical communication, technical brilliance, and powerful stage presence. Join us for what will be a moving and memorable performance.

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    Mon 8
    A close-up of a person playing a violin, focusing on the instrument and bow. The person is wearing a patterned vest and a white shirt, with warm lighting highlighting the violin’s wood grain.
    June 8 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    The Romantic and the Impressionist with Paul and Stephanie

    This musical duo performs the iconic Brahms Violin Concerto, Brahms’ only violin concerto. In addition, they will perform the delicate music of Eric Satie, famed for his work the Gymnopédies. A must for all music lovers.

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    Fri 12
    A grand piano with its lid open sits on a wooden stage next to a padded black bench, with warm lighting and a backdrop of wooden panels.
    June 12 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    A Concise Chronicle of Piano Music from Bach to Bartok, Part II

    Dr. Vatché Mankerian holds a doctor of musical arts degree from USC’s Thornton School of Music and began teaching at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music in 1988. Join him as he discusses the history of piano music, the popularization of the solo recital and how the piano was finally established as the king of musical instruments. This series of lecture-recitals will chronicle the development of characteristic works for piano by some of the greatest composers.

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    Tue 16
    A buffet table with plates, tongs, glasses, and a variety of pastries, cakes, rolls, and dessert cups, set up for a breakfast or brunch event in a restaurant or hotel.
    June 16 8:30AM - 9:30AM Marcell’s

    Women’s Breakfast: Marcell’s

    The popular gathering of the ladies of MonteCedro is an ideal opportunity to get to know your future neighbors. Please RSVP early for this event as seating is limited.

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    Fri 19
    An older woman with gray hair, wearing a purple zip-up jacket and earphones, sits on a bench in a gym lifting two dumbbells. Gym equipment and a man are visible in the background.
    June 19 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    Extra Hour: Why Strength Training is Essential for Aging Well

    Join Regional Fitness Director Cesar Barragan and Fitness Instructor Julian Love as they discuss how strength training supports independence, balance, bone health, and overall quality of life as we age. Come learn why maintaining muscle is important for staying active, and see the demonstration of simple strength exercises. They will also discuss how personal training can provide support for those looking to build confidence and create a fitness routine that fits their lifestyle.

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    Thu 25
    A person in casual clothing and a cap is dancing, silhouetted against a bright blue background with dramatic lighting and smoke effects.
    June 25 11:00AM - 12:00PM Auditorium

    “A Remarkable Story” with Zoot Velasco and Altadena Heritage

    Zoot was severely burned as an infant, losing the muscles in his right foot, yet went on to a 12-year career as a professional dancer, actor, and international touring artist working with Prince, Michael Jackson, Arsenio Hall, and James Cameron among others. In addition to raising more than $32 million for various organizations, he built four art centers for the City of LA, a Boys & Girls Club, and a Theatre for the City of Long Beach. Join us to hear his remarkable story.

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    • Thu 2
    Snow-capped mountain peak rises above forested hills under a blue sky with scattered clouds; tall evergreen trees fill the foreground.
    July 2 11:00AM - 12:00PM Eaton Theater

    South Sister Volcano

    Oregon is home to a wealth of spectacular areas, but one of the most remarkable is a string of volcanoes that extends from Northern California, through the middle of Oregon into Washington. This fantastic range is known as the Cascade Mountains. Guest Doug McKenzie will take us into the heart of the Three Sisters Wilderness. Join us for a slideshow filled with breathtaking scenery.

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    Fri 3
    A person’s hands playing a piano, with sheet music placed on the music stand above the keys. Sunlight softly illuminates the scene, highlighting the piano and the sheet music.
    July 3 11:00AM - 12:00PM Library

    For Those Who Wander

    Jean-Max Lattemann (countertenor) and Eva Schaumkell (piano) join forces in a program that reflects on the many faces of the wanderer in song. Performed by two Wiesbaden natives now based on opposite sides of the world, their program For Those Who Wander celebrates music’s enduring fascination with journeying, connecting performer and listener across landscapes both real and imagined.

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    Fri 10
    A hand is placing the needle of a vintage turntable onto a black vinyl record with a red label, against a green and brown background.
    July 10 7:00PM - 8:00PM Marcell’s

    Summer Nights Series — Fonteyn: Music of the 70’s

    Bewitched by the sound of the 70’s, Fonteyn draws from her musical idols, Carole King, Todd Rundgren, and Paul McCartney, to name a few. Her debut album “Trip the Light Fantastic” offered music centered around rainbow chords and melody. Her songs are playful, sentimental, and offer a sense of the theatrical.

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    Mon 13
    A close-up of a California quail with gray and brown feathers, a white-bordered black face, and a distinctive black curved plume on its head, against a blurred green and white background.
    July 13 11:00AM - 12:00PM Eaton Theater

    The Birds and Their Habitats in the Greater Pasadena Area

    Join Jodhan Fine from the Pasadena Audubon Society for a presentation on Pasadena’s birds and the habitats they occupy. From chaparral specialties to urban adapted birds, riparian reliers to high elevation denizens, learn about the different species present in our area and how they rely on different habitat types.

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    Thu 16
    Close-up of a woman singing into a vintage-style microphone, with soft, warm lighting and blurred lights in the background. Only the lower part of her face, her lips, and part of her hair are visible.
    July 16 7:00PM - 8:00PM Marcell’s

    Summer Nights with Grace Faye

    Vintage jazz singer Grace Faye brings her iconic style and voice back to MonteCedro. Specializing in swing tunes, Rat Pack classics, and traditional jazz standards from the 1920s to the 1940s, she delights audiences with an evening of song.

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    Thu 23
    A Formula 1 race car with a red-helmeted driver skids on a racetrack, leaving tire smoke. The car is silver with red accents and a checkered flag pattern near the cockpit. Another race car is visible in the background.
    July 23 11:00AM - 12:00PM Eaton Theater

    How Did They Do It? F1: The Movie

    Join Bryce Stevens from Sector 5 Media, a premier motorsports and karting media company known for capturing professional race photos and video packages for competitors across the country. Bryce will discuss the special effects and movie magic used to bring “F1: The Movie” to life. Using clips from the movie, commentary and visual explanations, he will take us through how the production team created the iconic race/crash scenes and merged real and fictional F1 action to create a blockbuster.

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    Fri 24
    A small model of a grand piano with a miniature American flag placed on its keys, set against a white background.
    July 24 11:00AM - 12:00PM Library

    America’s 250th!

    Renowned pianist, Dr. Kelly Anderson joins us this month to perform and discuss music that celebrates our nation’s Semiquincentennial. An instructor at Pasadena City College, Dr. Anderson records for various media including documentaries, and brings his storytelling to every performance.

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    • Tue 4
    A cup of coffee, two jars of jam, croissants, a glass of orange juice, and orange slices are arranged on a rustic wooden table for breakfast.
    August 4 8:30AM - 9:30AM Marcell’s

    Men’s Breakfast

    Join the gentlemen of MonteCedro for breakfast, laughter and camaraderie. It’s a popular get together, so reservations are recommended.

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    Wed 5
    A person in a patterned vest plays a violin with a bow, focusing on the instrument and their hand on the strings. The background is dark and softly blurred.
    August 5 11:00AM - 12:00PM Station 8

    The Lovely Beethoven Spring Sonata, Sondheim, and The Music Man

    Paul and Stephanie are a renowned duo who perform some of the world’s most beautiful and memorable music. This month’s performance will include Beethoven’s Violin Sonata No. 5 in F major, Op. 24, widely known as the “Spring Sonata”. This masterpiece was written in 1801 and takes its name “Spring” from the bright, cheerful, and sunny feeling of the music.

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    Thu 6
    A close-up of a woman singing into a vintage-style microphone, with blurred warm lights in the background.
    August 6 7:00PM - 8:00PM Marcell’s

    Summer Nights: Chloe Perrier

    Chloe Perrier is an accomplished French Jazz singer based in LA. With her melodic, clear voice, emotion and sheer artistic talent, she connects deeply with her audiences. Join us for what will be a memorable evening. Dessert and coffee will be served.

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    Fri 14
    A group of people in traditional costumes stand on stage in front of a painted backdrop of buildings, trees, and mountains. One man in a suit stands among the costumed performers.
    August 14 11:00AM - 12:00PM Eaton Theater via Zoom

    The Golden Age of Broadway with Elizabeth Kaye

    The dazzling musical comedies of Rodgers and Hammerstein brought about the Golden Age of Broadway. From 1943 to 1959, they gave us “Oklahoma”, “Carousel”, “South Pacific”, “The King and I”, and “The Sound of Music”. See great video clips from these shows, hear many anecdotes about the performers and learn how these incredible musicals came to be written. Please join us for this delightful musical stroll down memory lane!

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