The Old Pasadena Farmers Market
RESIDENTS LOOKING FORWARD TO NEW FARMERS MARKET IN OLD PASADENA AFTER LONG DELAYS
Heirloom tomatoes of many varieties
The much anticipated Old Pasadena Farmer’s Market is on the horizon and is expected to open on August 4, 2013 on Holly Street between Fair Oaks and Raymond Avenue. Southland Farms operates eleven markets in the Southern California area, including the widely attended Santa Monica market. Thru the tenacious efforts of Steve Mulheim and the business owners of the Old Pasadena Management District the market is a much-anticipated addition to the Old Pasadena Area. All three of the business districts (Old Pasadena, Playhouse District and South Lake) will now have their own markets. If you happen to miss this market the other markets are:
- Villa Parke Farmer’s Market, Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Villa Street and Garfield
- South Lake Pasadena Farmer’s Market Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. at the Corporate Center on South Lake
- Playhouse District Farmer’s Market, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Union Street and Madison
Artist Paul Rogers designed and created the gorgeous new poster announcing the Market. Rogers has also designed posters for the U.S. Open, London Olympics, and many other book and magazine covers, and even a postage stamp.
DPNA will greet neighbors
Look for our booth once a month!
Come down to Holly Street for fresh veggies! The lucky residents of the Raymond Renaissance Condominiums (and all of us) can pop on by for great produce
The Downtown Pasadena Neighborhood Association will have a booth at the farmers market once a month. Stop by and say “Hi!” Learn what we’re doing to improve our area’s Quality of Life!
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ABOUT THE DPNA:
The Downtown Pasadena Neighborhood Association (DPNA) is the voice of the residents of the Central District of Pasadena, California.
We meet monthly on the Third Thursday at 6:30pm in the Gamble Lounge of Pasadena Presbyterian Church at 585 E Colorado Blvd.
The DPNA promotes a walkable urban lifestyle in a city that is vibrant with thriving businesses, excellent arts, good government, and active public spaces.
The DPNA advocates for urban parks, wider sidewalks, pedestrian-biased street design, bike lanes, trees & shrubbery, mixed-use & transit-oriented development, enduring architecture, a streetcar, and other amenities that improve life for residents of an urban city center.
Downtown Pasadena is defined roughly as the 210 freeway (north), Catalina Ave (east), California Blvd (south), and Pasadena Ave (west).
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