Farmers’ Market Won’t Open Today
Posted 10/5/11 – I just got off the phone with Tracy Pieper of Raw Inspiration, Market Manager for the Sierra Madre Farmers’ Market, who informed me that the Farmers’ Market will be closed today. After…
Events
“Sierra Madre Honors” Dinner Honors Volunteers, City Employees
Posted 10/4/11 – The following is the text presented by Emcee Frank Hall at the Sierra Madre Honors Dinner, held at Alverno High School on Thursday, Sept. 29th. This was the sixth annual Honors…
“The Tale Of The Frog Prince” Returns To Sierra Madre Playhouse On October 15
Posted 10/2/11 – The Sierra Madre Playhouse invites all kids to become froggies in our swamp. The evil witch has turned the handsome Prince into a frog. He’s sad and lonely and needs you as his friends…
Retirement Party for Toni Buckner
Posted 10/2/11 – Story by Jane Zamenzadeh, Friends of the Library, video by SierraMadreNews.Net On Friday, September 16, a standing-room-only crowd of more than two hundred people gathered in the Sierra Madre Room of the…
Konigsberg Memorial Today
Posted 10/2/11 – On September 4, we ran an obituary for long-time Sierra Madrean and community philanthropist and contributor Eph Konigsberg. At the time, we said that we would let you know when a decision…
Wine and Jazz Walk This Saturday
Posted 10/02/11 – The historical San Antonio Winery and the merchants of Sierra Madre are once again joining forces to host the 6th annual Sierra Madre Wine & Jazz Walk. This fun and unique event,…
Local Foundation To Host Fund Raiser To Support Cancer Resource Center
Posted October 2, 2011 – The Spero Foundation will be hosting their second annual “Hopes for Hope” a beer and fine food pairing dinner to be held on Saturday, November 5th at the beautiful Chandelier…
To Kill a Mockingbird at the Sierra Madre Playhouse
Posted Oct. 2, 2011 – In a small town in Alabama in 1935, the steadfastly decent and honorable lawyer Atticus Finch is called upon to defend a Black field worker falsely accused of rape. Even…
Halcyon Koerber Featured Artist at City Hall Exhibition
The City of Sierra Madre Community Arts Commission is pleased to present an Arts Exhibition by Halcyon Koerber. The Exhibition by Halcyon Koerber is now on display through Thursday, November 17, 2011. Community members are…
6th Annual Sierra Madre Wine & Jazz Walk October 8th
Posted 9/20/11 – The historical San Antonio Winery and the merchants of Sierra Madre are once again joining forces to host the 6th annual Sierra Madre Wine & Jazz Walk. This fun and unique event,…
Fall Dinner Dance to Benefit Sierra Madre School
Posted 9/20/11 – Shake your leaves and join the fun at the Fall Dinner Dance benefiting Sierra Madre School’s Annual Fund, Saturday, October 15th from 6:00 to 10 p.m. at the exclusive private club Area…
Toni Buckner Retirement Ceremony Photo Gallery
Posted 9/18/11 – The City held a retirement ceremony for Toni Buckner Friday night in the Sierra Madre Room, and it was a full house. Toni’s last day isn’t until this coming Friday, but they…
Bluesfest/Food Trucks to Benefit SM Search and Rescue Saturday, 9/17
Posted 9/16/11 – Emmanuel Church in Arcadia located at 23 W. Foothill Blvd. in Arcadia, just west of Santa Anita, will host a FREE Bluesfest from 12 to 7pm on Saturday, Sept. 17th, with proceeds…
John Napolitano, Sr. Subject of Article in Newsday
Sept. 12, 2011 – John Napolitano, Sr., the father of John Napolitano, Jr., one of the 344 New York firefighters that died on 9/11/01, who over the years has been kind enough to share his…
Dozens Turn Out to Remember 9/11
Dozens of people, among them Mayor John Buchanan and City Council member Mary Ann MacGillivray, turned out at the Sierra Madre Fire Dept. this morning to remember the events of 9/11/01. Members of SMPD and SMFD…