In the heart of West Altadena, join us for the 3rd annual Earth Day Altadena on April 19, 2026 (3–7PM) at Solvang Garden, 280 Crosby Street.

Under the theme “Making Change Where We Stand,” this free, (donations encouraged) family-friendly, community event celebrates Dena communities enduring spirit through music, art, and land-based healing. It’s a living act of resilience—transforming grief into growth, and isolation into connection. Opening the day with Land Healing and indigenous dancers Danzantes de la Vida, plus speaker Yancy Comins from Hands in the Soil.

Powerful musical performances by fire-impacted supporting artists include: Mayeya, a dynamic ensemble led by Peruvian percussionist Diana Andrea Soto Teixeira, weaving Afro-Cuban Orisha rhythms and ancestral wisdom; and the Earthseed Band, a genre-blending world music collective from Altadena and closing the event will be traditional Son Jarocho music by Cambalache.

This zero-waste event also offers vegan food c/o Plant Based Treaty and My Tribe Rise, free plants from Altadena Wild, produce from Altadena Farmers Market, with eco-services provided by Green Circle SGV, Altadena Green, Amigos de los Rios, and other community builders committed to sustainable, nature-rooted recovery, resilience and changemaking.

This event is sponsored by the United Nations Association (UNA-USA) - Pasadena, Dena Hive Consortium, Altadena Rotary, Los Angeles Conservancy, and the CA Community Foundation.

RSVP HERE

Learn foundations of tonal harmony. Develop
your harmonic palette and communicate ideas
with bandmates and collaborators. Covers
intervals, triads, inversions, progressions,
chord charts, and transposing. No music
reading required—basic guitar or piano
knowledge needed.

Daily practice (25 min minimum) required.

Join us Tuesday nights at Lineage Performing Arts for Classic Salsa dance class with Alicia with vinyl music from the 60’s and 70’s.

This high-intensity, high- energy class will be just what you need this winter!

Learn foundations of tonal harmony. Develop
your harmonic palette and communicate ideas
with bandmates and collaborators. Covers
intervals, triads, inversions, progressions,
chord charts, and transposing. No music
reading required—basic guitar or piano
knowledge needed.

Daily practice (25 min minimum) required.

Learn foundations of tonal harmony. Develop
your harmonic palette and communicate ideas
with bandmates and collaborators. Covers
intervals, triads, inversions, progressions,
chord charts, and transposing. No music
reading required—basic guitar or piano
knowledge needed.

Daily practice (25 min minimum) required.

Join us Tuesday nights at Lineage Performing Arts for Classic Salsa dance class with Alicia with vinyl music from the 60’s and 70’s.

This high-intensity, high- energy class will be just what you need this winter!

Learn foundations of tonal harmony. Develop
your harmonic palette and communicate ideas
with bandmates and collaborators. Covers
intervals, triads, inversions, progressions,
chord charts, and transposing. No music
reading required—basic guitar or piano
knowledge needed.

Daily practice (25 min minimum) required.

Join us Tuesday nights at Lineage Performing Arts for Classic Salsa dance class with Alicia with vinyl music from the 60’s and 70’s.

This high-intensity, high- energy class will be just what you need this winter!

Learn traditional folkloric rhythms of the
African diaspora. Play conga, cajon, shekere, bells, and other percussion in a community setting welcoming basic and intermediate musicians playing interlocking parts.
The Paseo Outdoor Mall

DENA Heals Wellness Center

Parking validation available.

Here's how to get to DENA Heals:

Parking: Enter on Colorado & Euclid (by Starbucks)

From the parking lot, take the escalator to the main shopping area and walk towards Yards House and Regal Theater. The Wellness Center is located next to Bath & Body Works.

Learn foundations of tonal harmony. Develop
your harmonic palette and communicate ideas
with bandmates and collaborators. Covers
intervals, triads, inversions, progressions,
chord charts, and transposing. No music
reading required—basic guitar or piano
knowledge needed.

Learn traditional folkloric rhythms of the
African diaspora. Play conga, cajon, shekere, bells, and other percussion in a community setting welcoming basic and intermediate musicians playing interlocking parts.
The Paseo Outdoor Mall

DENA Heals Wellness Center

Parking validation available.

Here's how to get to DENA Heals:

Parking: Enter on Colorado & Euclid (by Starbucks)

From the parking lot, take the escalator to the main shopping area and walk towards Yards House and Regal Theater. The Wellness Center is located next to Bath & Body Works.

Learn foundations of tonal harmony. Develop
your harmonic palette and communicate ideas
with bandmates and collaborators. Covers
intervals, triads, inversions, progressions,
chord charts, and transposing. No music
reading required—basic guitar or piano
knowledge needed.

Join us Tuesday nights at Lineage Performing Arts for Classic Salsa dance class with Alicia with vinyl music from the 60’s and 70’s.

This high-intensity, high- energy class will be just what you need this winter!

Join us Tuesday nights at Lineage Performing Arts for Classic Salsa dance class with Alicia with vinyl music from the 60’s and 70’s.

This high-intensity, high- energy class will be just what you need this winter!

Join us Thursday, Oct 30th at Lineage Pasadena at 5 PM for workshop style ‘ON THE ROAD’ with MUSE/IQUE as we celebrate the complex life and powerful voice of Los Angeles native Etta James, whose musical journey through gospel and blues turned her into a rock ‘n’ roll innovator.

Muse/Ique Presents Made in Memphis
Stax Records, soul, and the Black artists who started a sound revolution

Soul Force Project is hosting Muse/Ique on the Road, where communities will be presented with an abridged version of the live performances seen on stage, highlighting the curation and music from Muse/Ique’s season.

September 25, 2025, 10–11am
Lineage Performing Arts Center
920 E Mountain St, Pasadena, CA 91104

Free admission

To RSVP, please contact Soul Force Project at soulforceproject@gmail.com

Join us in Montrose at the Crescenta Valley United Methodist Church for a benefit concert for artists impacted by the Eaton Fire. Artists featured will be Mayeya, a female Latin-Afro fusion group; the Earthseed Band, ever-expanding world music fusion group; JMD, Grammy-nominated musician and hip hop artist; Rasheed Ali, prolific recording artist.

Crescenta Valley United Methodist Church
2700 Montrose Avenue
Montrose, CA 91020
September 19th, 7pm

This FREE two-day event brings together innovation and community, featuring resilient and affordable homebuilding and home hardening solutions, people-first mobility, community emergency hub concepts, and shared neighborhood resources like solar, fire detectors and gardens, all accompanied by food and music.

Earthseed Band, 7pm

Eagles Hall
455 E Woodbury Road
Altadena, CA 91001

This FREE two-day event brings together innovation and community, featuring resilient and affordable homebuilding and home hardening solutions, people-first mobility, community emergency hub concepts, and shared neighborhood resources like solar, fire detectors and gardens, all accompanied by food and music.

Earthseed Band, 7pm

Eagles Hall
455 E Woodbury Road
Altadena, CA 91001

Paul and Alma will be performing at the dedication of a mural in Altadena at 5pm on Sunday, July 27th! Here is more information:

Will be in the parking lot of what used to be Oh Happy Day Vegan Café. You can enter the parking lot from E Mendochino St, Behind Jack in The Box. Refer to photos section for more directions. Through the invitation of John Hopkins and Sev Dhar of Oh Happy Day Vegan Café & Grocery in Altadena, we welcome you to join the creation of Prayer for the Earth — a mural that honors grief, inspires renewal, and reminds us of our deep connection to nature and one another. This project is a space for community healing, artistic expression, and collective visioning.

We are also welcoming more partners, volunteers, and local community members to help bring this vision to life. If you care about Altadena, the Earth, or the power of collective healing — this is your invitation. Whether you build, paint, pray, or simply witness, your presence will leave a mark.

To RSVP and for more info, visit here!

Buy your tickets through a donation here!

Gather with us in Westchester in a Benefit Concert for Altadena Artists impacted by the Eaton Fire. Enjoy a beautiful and memorable Indian Classical Music performance by Paul Livingstone on sitar, Partho Sarothy on sarod, and Neelamjit Dhillon on tabla. 

Please join us after the concert for a special reception in our foyer.

A $25 donation is suggested, and anything more is greatly appreciated as we go above and beyond to support artists and individuals like Paul Livingstone who also lost his home in the fires. 

Folly Bowl
1601 E Loma Alta Dr Altadena, 91001

6:00PM Picnic
7:00PM Showtime
$25 suggested donation