Immerse yourself in Movie Screenings in Pasadena, CA showcasing cultural artistic traditions. These events feature performances, exhibitions, and creative expressions that honor heritage while bringing innovative artistic perspectives to the community.
We screen episodes each week depicting ancient scenes of ancient people who believed in Jesus--and what happened to them.
We talk about Jesus and the people who wrote about his visits to the earth. Like the Bible, the Book of Mormon is an ancient record that teaches about Jesus. It can help you come closer to God and find direction for your own life as you read its stories and teachings. The pinnacle event of the Book of Mormon is the Savior’s visit to His followers in the Americas after His death and Resurrection. This visit fulfilled His teaching in Jerusalem:
Other sheep I have, which are not of this fold: them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice. John 10:16 After Jesus Christ taught His doctrine and established His Church in the Americas, the people lived in peace and righteousness for several generations.
Eventually, the people fell into war and wickedness, and the Nephites were destroyed. One of the last surviving Nephites, Mormon, compiled Nephite records into what would be known in modern times as the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ.
Kids are welcome. We have popcorn, food, treats, and all are welcome.
Meet us on the south side of the building in the children's Sunday school room.
Thursday, 02, 18.30 -
Thursday, 02, 19.30
Torrance,
CA
_$25
Join us for a powerful documentary screening that tells the story of Altadena's historic African American community and its fight to rebuild after the Eaton Fire.
About the Film
For generations, Altadena stood as a beacon of hope. While neighboring Pasadena enforced redlining policies that kept Black families from owning homes, Altadena welcomed them with open arms. Here, African American families could finally put down roots, build equity, and pass something meaningful to the next generation.
That legacy—decades in the making—now hangs in the balance.
Beneath the Ashes shares the voices of those who lived it: homeowners who lost everything, renters searching for stability, business owners rebuilding from scratch, and community leaders fighting to preserve what took generations to create. Through intimate conversations and powerful storytelling, the film reveals both the pain of loss and an inspiring vision for what comes next.
Sunday, 01, 16.30 -
Sunday, 01, 20.00
Pasadena,
CA
_$25
We screen episodes each week depicting ancient scenes of ancient people who believed in Jesus--and what happened to them.
We talk about Jesus and the people who wrote about his visits to the earth. Like the Bible, the Book of Mormon is an ancient record that teaches about Jesus. It can help you come closer to God and find direction for your own life as you read its stories and teachings. The pinnacle event of the Book of Mormon is the Savior’s visit to His followers in the Americas after His death and Resurrection. This visit fulfilled His teaching in Jerusalem:
Other sheep I have, which are not of this fold: them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice. John 10:16 After Jesus Christ taught His doctrine and established His Church in the Americas, the people lived in peace and righteousness for several generations.
Eventually, the people fell into war and wickedness, and the Nephites were destroyed. One of the last surviving Nephites, Mormon, compiled Nephite records into what would be known in modern times as the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ.
Kids are welcome. We have popcorn, food, treats, and all are welcome.
Meet us on the south side of the building in the children's Sunday school room.
Sunday, 01, 16.30 - Sunday, 01, 20.00
Torrance, CA
0.00
Join us for a powerful documentary screening that tells the story of Altadena's historic African American community and its fight to rebuild after the Eaton Fire.
About the Film
For generations, Altadena stood as a beacon of hope. While neighboring Pasadena enforced redlining policies that kept Black families from owning homes, Altadena welcomed them with open arms. Here, African American families could finally put down roots, build equity, and pass something meaningful to the next generation.
That legacy—decades in the making—now hangs in the balance.
Beneath the Ashes shares the voices of those who lived it: homeowners who lost everything, renters searching for stability, business owners rebuilding from scratch, and community leaders fighting to preserve what took generations to create. Through intimate conversations and powerful storytelling, the film reveals both the pain of loss and an inspiring vision for what comes next.
Sunday, 01, 16.30 - Sunday, 01, 20.00
Pasadena, CA
0.00