February Magazine for Pasadena Senior Center

ETTA MAE MUMPHRIES’ BLACK HISTORY MONTH COMEDY KICK OFF Saturday, February 7 from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Kick Off Super Bowl Weekend and Black History Month with Laughter! Celebrate with an afternoon of comedy, joy, and good vibes—plus a special nod to Eaton Fire survivors. Enjoy performances from:

WINTER 2026 MASTERS SERIES LIFELONG LEARNING IN PERSON AN ECLECTIC ASSORTMENT OF SUBJECTS AND EXPERT SPEAKERS Tuesdays, February 10 – March 3 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Each Lecture: $15.00 – Members, $18.00 - Nonmembers 2/10: “African American Quilts and the Stories They Tell” presented by Associate

• Etta Mae Mumphries – Everyone’s favorite “church mother,” also known as the Black Forrest Gump. • Rev. Monty B. Sharpton (aka Lamont Bonman) – Hilarious, clean comedy, blending music and magic; featured on TBN’s Comedy Specials and BET’s Comic View.

Curator Lauren Cross, The Huntington; 2/17: “The Ashcan School of Art (1891-1918)” presented by art historian, Helane Rheingold; 2/24: “Sports and Geopolitics” presented by historian, author and journalist, Guillaume Serina; 3/3: “The Science and Fiction of Time Travel” presented by professor, Todd Brun of USC. Registration for each date is suggested; tickets will be available at the door. These programs are in-person and will not be recorded. HONORING MEMORIES, HEALING THE HEART Wednesday, February 18 at 2:00 p.m., via Zoom Presented by Foundation for Senior Services Your story matters. This session invites reflection on your life experiences and how honoring personal or familial legacy can be a source of healing, connection, and peace. Please note this class and discussion has a particular focus to those affected by the Eaton Wildfire. To create a safe and focused space for all participants, the session will begin promptly at 2:00 p.m., and we are unable to admit participants after the meeting has started. We appreciate your understanding. A CULTURAL THURSDAY EVENT! BLACK HISTORY MONTH MUSICAL CELEBRATION Thursday, February 19 at 2:00 p.m. Presented by Marlaina Owens and Ronnie Ohannon Free – Members, $5.00 – Nonmembers Celebrate Black History Month with an uplifting musical program featuring two dynamic vocalists from the acclaimed DC6 Singers Collective. We will showcase a diverse selection of music composed by and made famous through the contributions of Black artists. Known for their charismatic stage presence and past performances with MUSE/IQUE and other regional venues these energetic performers bring each song vividly to life. Reservations are suggested.

• Nick Arnette – The feel-good funny guy and seasoned veteran comedian. It’s the perfect way to laugh, celebrate community, and start the weekend with positivity! Reservations are requested. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FUTURE OF AGING Thursday, February 12 at 10:00 a.m., via Zoom Presented by Foundation for Senior Service This presentation offers an overview of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on society, with a focus on older adults. Participants will learn how AI is shaping everyday life and gain practical tips on staying informed, aware, and cautious in this rapidly evolving digital age. The session will explore AI’s role in four key areas: communication, physical and mental health, mobility, and companionship. THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK Thursday, February 12 at 1:30 p.m. Free – Members, $5.00 - Nonmembers You’ll have a song in your heart as pianist Bob, vocalist Don and their talented friends bring classic standards and Broadway tunes to vibrant life, while also sharing stories about this unforgettable music. Reservations are requested.

MOVIE MATINEE AT 1:00 P.M. We will have limited seating. Members can reserve seats for themselves and a guest.

Download the PSC App and easily access our calendar of classes and events on your phone. February 27 The Last Emperor 2h 42m Biopic, History, Drama Rated PG-13

February 6 Basquiat 1h 48m Biopic Rated R

February 13 Love in the Afternoon 2h 5m Romance, Comedy Rated PG

February 20 Love Gilda 1h 26m Documentary Rated NR