West Covina / Glendora, CA 91791

Interesting facts
• The population of California consists of 37,691,912 residents.
• The state is geographically diverse. The state possesses fir forests, mountainous
ranges, and agriculturally dominated valleys.
• Originally the city of Alta was a portion of New Spain which was colonized
by Spain. Until it became Mexican property in 1821.
• The 1848 Gold Rush causes drastic changes within California society and
dramatically altered the demographic. It also resulted in a huge economic
hike.
• The entertainment industry which proved to be among the largest industries
in the state emerged within the Los Angeles area. This emergence resulted
in a large population growth and transformed the state into a wide spread
tourist region.
• The Silicon Valley experienced a major population spike as technology arrived
within the area.
• Today one half of the country’s fresh fruit production occurs within California.
• Major industries in California today are education, manufacturing, and
aerospace. According to statistics, the sate stands as the eighth largest
economic leader in the entire world.
• In its history the territory also included Baja, Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Arizona,
and New Mexico.
Things to do
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
300 East Green Street, Pasadena, (626) 449-7360
pasadenacenter.com
The Pasadena Civic Auditorium features over 3,000
seats and has been a revered music hall known
across the nation. This 1931 design offers beautiful
architecture and décor. With a visit to this exquisite
auditorium you will hear some of the nation’s most
beloved music.
Ice House Comedy Club
24 N. Mentor Ave, Pasadena, (626) 577-1894
icehousecomedy.com
The Ice House Comedy Club is your premiere
comedy destination. Past performances and
events include Tim Pulnik, the 7 Comics for $7 All
Star Show and the Comedy Juice Special Event.
Bring your friends for a night of laughs and good
times!
The Bunny Museum
1933 Jefferson Dr, Pasadena, (626) 793-0359
thebunnymuseum.com
If you love bunnies you absolutely must visit the
Bunny Museum! Candace Frazee and Steve
Lubanski open up their home to visitors to view their
abundant collection of bunnies. This Spanish stucco
home is filled with bunny statues, figurines and
on the property are five live bunnies.
Eaton Canyon Nature Center
1750 North Altadena Drive, Pasadena
(626) 398-5420 • ecnca.org
The Eaton Canyon Nature Center consists of several
intriguing species of animals. The preserve itself
covers 190 acres. The on-site learning center
measures 7,600 square feet in size.