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We are open to all alumni, parents, students and friends of Stanford. We organize social, cultural, If you are not an SAA member, please contact K.

If you are interested in joining the club and are already an SAA member, please click here: https://alumni.stanford.edu/get/page/groups/overview/?group_id=0038990788. Harbers at [email protected].

09/03/2026

Stanford Club of Pasadena & Harvard Club of Southern California Wine Tasting at Angeleno Wine Company

Mingle with fellow Stanford and Harrvard alumni at Angeleno Wine Company. We will enjoy organically grown local wines, as well as beers and non-alcoholic bubbly, during this open bar style 2-hour private event.

Click here to register now!
Harvard
https://hcsc.clubs.harvard.edu/store.html?event_id=1970

Stanford �https://groups.stanford.edu/topics/9613/events/288620
�Thursday, October 1, 2026 @ 6:00-8:00pm�Angeleno Wine Co., 1646 N Spring St Unit C, Los Angeles, CA 90012 ��Click here to register now!
Harvard
https://hcsc.clubs.harvard.edu/store.html?event_id=1970

Stanford �https://groups.stanford.edu/topics/9613/events/288620
�Cost: $55, members; $65, nonmembers

09/03/2026

Stanford Club of Pasadena & Harvard Club of Southern California Wine Tasting at Angeleno Wine Company

Mingle with fellow Stanford and Harvard alumni at Angeleno Wine Company. We will enjoy organically grown local wines, as well as beers and non-alcoholic bubbly, during this open bar style 2-hour private event. Light bites will be included. Space is limited, so RSVP early.

Deadline to register is September 30, 2026.

Thursday, October 1, 2026 @ 6:00-8:00pm

Angeleno Wine Co., 1646 N Spring St Unit C, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Click here to register now!
https://groups.stanford.edu/topics/9613/events/288620

Cost: $55, members; $65, nonmembers

Contact: Kay Park, [email protected] or Joanna Chan, [email protected]

Parking: Free parking available across street adjacent to the park.

08/12/2026

We welcomed alums from all over Southern California and beat the weekend heat with a Stanford Club of Pasadena Pool Party and Potluck this past weekend. Thank you to everyone who came and brought all the delicious treats! Special thanks to our hosts--Rose Chan Loui and Warren Loui!

06/19/2026

Dr. Mara Mather ‘94 gave a wonderful presentation on her Alzheimer’s clinical research at the South Pasadena Public Library Community Room on June 14. Thank you Dr. Mather, and thank you to all who attended, including members of the MIT, Harvard, Princeton, and Carnegie Mellon alumni clubs!

06/19/2026

Thank you to all the wonderful volunteers who attended Stanford Club of Pasadena’s Beyond the Farm service event to support the Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena on Sunday!

05/03/2026

Thank you Stanford Law Professor Norm Spaulding for leading us LA-area alums last Sunday in a vibrant discussion and workshop on rebuilding civil discourse 🙏🏽 . .

04/25/2026

Stanford alumni spent a wonderful evening at East West Players' and the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center's production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song, with book updated by Stanford alum David Henry Hwang '79. The evening started with a reception catered by Little Tokyo's iconic Far Bar and a conversation between David and USC Professor Dorinne Kondo, Stanford '77. As the first Broadway production (1958) and then the first mainstream Hollywood film (1961) to feature an all-Asian cast and to be about Asian Americans (rather than Asians), Flower Drum Song holds a special place in Asian American history. David and Dorinne talked about David's career, why he rewrote the book(a second time) for Flower Drum Song, and why he asked East West Players to stage the newly rewritten work.

04/10/2026

What a fantastic way to kick off April! The Stanford Club of Pasadena had a wonderful visit to the Carnegie Science Observatories on Santa Barbara Street—right here in our own backyard.

Carnegie is widely regarded as the birthplace of modern astronomy, and our tour brought that history to life. We visited the historic Hale Library—the very room where Albert Einstein once announced that Hubble's observations had changed his mind about the expanding universe—and toured the working machine shop where engineers and astronomers build instrumentation for telescopes in Chile.

A huge thank you to the team at Carnegie Science Observatories for such a generous and informative tour. We hope to be back. https://carnegiescience.edu/obs

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