amber members and friends joined us at Castle Catering's Romanesque Room for a festive holiday celebration on Thursday, December 15th. Ron and Starla Hobbs were very generous to invite us into their beautiful event space for the evening.
Food was donated by Chamber members Cabrera's Mexican Cuisine, California Pizza Kitchen, Green Street Restaurant, Katie's Bakery, Nothing Bundt Cakes and Pasadena Sandwich Company.
Dance Syndicate donated DJ services for the party.
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The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce hosts our annual Holiday Party for members and friends at The Romanesque Room at Castle Catering at 50 East Green Street in Pasadena on Thursday, December 15th at 5:00 p.m. 90 minutes of FREE parking is available across the street.
2017 Pasadena Festival of Women Authors Featuring Three New York Times Bestselling Authors and Four More Acclaimed Women Novelists
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce honored 2017 Tournament of Roses Association President Brad Ratliff at the annual President’s Breakfast at the Westin Pasadena on Thursday, December 1, 2016. Mr. Ratliff was accompanied by his wife, Susan and parents Dick and Susan Ratliff. (Dick is a former President of the Tournament.)
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Christmas trees are among the most flammable items in homes and businesses at this—or any—time of the year. A dry tree may literally explode and be consumed by fire in a matter of seconds.
When holiday trees are placed in any area where the public may gather, the California Code of Regulations requires that they be treated with a flame-retardant solution or process approved by the State Fire Marshal.
President's Breakfast
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce will honor 2017 Tournament of Roses Association President Brad Ratliff at the annual President’s Breakfast at the Westin Pasadena on Thursday, December 1, 2016. Breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. followed by a festive celebratory program. Sponsors of the 2016 President's Breakfast are Corporate Center Pasadena, The Pasadena Star-News, Pasadena Tournament of Roses and Wells Fargo.
Christmas trees are among the most flammable items in homes and businesses at this—or any—time of the year. A dry tree may literally explode and be consumed by fire in a matter of seconds.
When holiday trees are placed in any area where the public may gather, the California Code of Regulations requires that they be treated with a flame-retardant solution or process approved by the State Fire Marshal.
Here is the November-December issue of Pasadena Commerce, the newsletter of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce:
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