Walking down Main Street, Alhambra residents will notice that the formerly vacant bottom floor of 7 N 3rd St has sprung to life with a newly opened Fried Music. Beautiful music pours out into the neighborhood, and the large glass windows showcase musicians of all ages practicing together inside.
Get ready to go “ogre the moon” as All Souls World Language Catholic School proudly presents its 2026 student musical production of Shrek The Musical JR., a hilarious, heartwarming adventure for the whole family!
Over 35 years after Alhambra’s first Rose Queen and Court Luncheon, the Chamber of Commerce celebrated history on December 2 by honoring Alhambra High senior Keiko Rakin, the first Alhambra resident selected for the Rose Court. At this year’s annual luncheon, over 100 local Alhambra business leaders, elected officials, and community members gathered at Almansor Court to celebrate the Alhambra Chamber’s annual Rose Queen and Court Luncheon.
Crypto currency is a relatively new concept that in most cases baffles people. Elon Musk joked when he hosted Saturday Night Live on May 8, 2021 that even he did not really understand it.
Whether crypto currencies will be the new medium of exchange or not remains to be seen. But as skepticism toward traditional government issued currencies grows, new platforms such as crypto or digital currencies are gaining momentum and acceptance.
The California Institute of Advanced Management (CIAM) proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Jack Paduntin as its new President. A forward-thinking higher education leader known for driving innovation, inclusion, and measurable impact, Dr. Paduntin steps into the role with a bold vision to expand CIAM’s reach and elevate its position as a leader in values-driven management education.
For the first time in history, an Alhambra resident has been selected to represent her city as part of the Rose Court in the 2026 Rose Parade. Alhambra High School senior Keiko Rakin was selected in late September to join the court, distinguishing herself among Los Angeles’ top high school seniors for her community involvement, public speaking, and leadership.
On Saturday, October 18 at 10:00 a.m., Fremont Elementary School will host a community mural painting event led by professional artists from Studio Tutto, where students, families, and local residents will work side-by-side to create a vibrant, multicultural mural celebrating Fremont’s rich diversity.
Southern California’s past takes center stage Saturday, Oct. 18, at the 20th-annual Los Angeles Archives Bazaar, a free public celebration of the region’s history. The event will feature exhibits from 80 local and regional collections, along with practical workshops and exclusive presentations by archivists, filmmakers, and preservationists.
Saint Therese Carmelite School (STCS), which has lovingly and proudly served the Alhambra community since 1926, will be holding its annual Little Way Dinner and Benefit Auction at Almansor Court, 700 S. Almansor St. on Friday, October 17th at 5:30 pm. The proceeds will go toward the Saint Therese Scholarship Fund, a need-based scholarship program for elementary students.
Cal State LA has been awarded a $265,000 grant from the Getty Foundation to process the archive of the Compton Communicative Arts Academy (CCAA) Collection as part of the Black Visual Arts Archives initiative. The CCAA archive is…
