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Ballroom: 25,000 square feet


Prefunction space: 25,000 square feet


Outdoor plaza: 22,000 square feet


Meeting rooms: 29


Civic Auditorium: 3,000 seats


FOR MORE INFORMATION


• Pasadena Convention & Visitors Bureau; Christine Carchia, Director of Sales & Client Services; (800) 307-7977


• ccarchia@visit pasadena.com


www.Pasadena Meetings.com


and Rembrandt at theNorton SimonMuseumto the Arts and Crafts–styleGamble House, a National HistoricalLandmark. Walking shoes are definitely in order at the 207-acre Huntington Library, ArtCollections, andBotan- icalGardens,which housesmore than four million items, including an originalGutenbergBible and ThomasGainsborough’s painting “TheBlueBoy.” In the evening, vis- itors can catch a play at the renowned Pasadena Playhouse, live comedy at the Ice House, or amusi- cal performance atBoston Court


Performing Arts Center.Pasadena’s year-round sunnyweather is ideal for a round of golf, a sporting event at theRoseBowl Stadium, or a hike through the scenic Arroyo Seco. 


CONVENTION CENTER HIGHLIGHTS  The Pasadena Convention & Visitors Bureau’s destination experts offer a variety of services to meeting plan- ners. In addition to no-cost site- selection assistance, the CVB can help with housing, transportation, spousal tours, promotional materials, and more.


 Because of its commitment to responsible environmental practices, the Pasadena Convention Center has been awarded LEED Gold certification,making it one of the greenest convention centers in North America.


 Nearby attractions—all within walk- ing distance of the convention cen- ter—include Old Pasadena, with 22 blocks of shops, restaurants, gal- leries, and nightclubs; the shops and


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GETTING THERE: Eleven miles from downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena is easily accessible from Los Angeles International, Bur- bank, Long Beach, and Ontario airports. Shuttles, buses, and light rail take visitors anywhere in the city and into the greater Los Angeles area.


restaurants of Paseo Colorado; the Norton Simon Museum; the Pacific Asia Museum; and the Pasadena Museum of California Art.


HOTEL HIGHLIGHTS  Hilton Pasadena Total meeting space: 28,524 square feet Largest meeting room: 7,600 square feet Total meeting rooms: 19 Guest rooms: 296


 The Langham Huntington, Pasadena Total meeting space: 34,000 square feet Largest meeting room: 11,220 square feet Total meeting rooms: 18 Guest rooms: 380


 Old Pasadena Courtyard by Marriott Total meeting space: 6,000 square feet Largest meeting room: 1,856 square feet Total meeting rooms: 9 Guest rooms: 314


 Sheraton Pasadena Hotel Total meeting space: 12,000 square feet Largest meeting room: 5,054 square feet Total meeting rooms: 14 Guest rooms: 311


 TheWestin Pasadena Total meeting space: 26,000 square feet Largest meeting room: 5,058 square feet Total meeting rooms: 29 Guest rooms: 350


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