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Pasadena announces a CicLAvia open-streets event for Colorado Boulevard
Pasadena announced that CicLAvia will return to the city on November 15, turning part of Colorado Boulevard into a temporary car-free public space.
What happened
The confirmed facts.
The City says the free November 15 event will invite people to walk, bike, roll, and explore a car-free portion of Colorado Boulevard, with a connection to the Metro A Line at Memorial Park.
Programming is expected to highlight local businesses, cultural destinations, and community organizations. Route, closure, and activity details are to be released closer to the event.
Scheduled for November 15, 2026
Colorado Boulevard open-streets route
Connection to the Metro A Line
Local business and cultural programming planned
Why owners may care
Useful context, without pretending one headline sets value.
Large public events can temporarily change access and parking while directing foot traffic toward nearby business districts. For property owners, the useful signal is how the corridor performs before, during, and after the activation, not a one-day attendance number by itself.
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City of Pasadena Announces CicLAvia Pasadena Event on November 15
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