Party on Bridge Set as Benefit
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Pasadena Heritage will hold its 10th anniversary party Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p.m. on the Colorado Street Bridge, as a benefit to support preservation activities.
The popular event, held for the fifth time, will include three live bands, dancing, antique cars, vintage bicycles, no-host food and drink, clowns and mimes, and dance demonstrations.
The bridge, a civil engineering landmark also listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will be closed to traffic for the evening. The tax-deductible donation per person is $12, $10 for Pasadena Heritage members; advance reservations through the Pasadena Heritage office are encouraged.
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