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Pasadena POPS: California Dreamin’

An image with the Pasadena POPS logo in the middle in white font. Below that in white arching text reads "California Dreamin'" and "Aug 24 at the LA Arboretum." The background has a gradient of colors from purple at the bottom to orange and orange-yellow at the top. In the background on the left and right side are silhouettes of two palm trees with jagged outlines of fronts outlined in purple. A man is on the left of the image and a woman in on the right. On the left is a photo of soloist Hugh Panaro from the chest up wearing a dark gray cardigan with a foldover collar and a black v-neck t-shirt. Hugh is a middle-age person with light skin tone and short dirty blond hair with spiky texture. He is looking straight at the camera with his mouth closed. On the right side of the image is soloist Betsy Wolfe wearing a purple long sleeve dress with a paisley-like pattern with turquoise and gold accents. Betsy has blond hair and light skin tone. She wears dangling black earrings and is wearing eyeliner and lipstick. She is looking directly at the camera with a slight smile.
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Pasadena Symphony and POPS
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Saturday, August 24, 2024 7:30 PM
  • L.A. County Arboretum
    301 N. Baldwin Ave.
    Arcadia 91007
Tickets start at $35; Children 12 and under $15

Enjoy an evening of dining and dancing under the stars to music from the Golden State with The Beach Boys, The Mamas and the Papas, the Eagles and more. Two of Broadway's brightest stars sing timeless hits from "California Dreamin’" and "Good Vibrations," to "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" and “Desperado."
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