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“Magic” featuring Wayne Kawamoto a full-time, professional magician who has performed for the Los Angeles Dodgers and regularly appears (and disappears) at Hollywood’s Magic Castle. He performs hundreds of shows each year and does magic for private parties, corporate events as well as in restaurants and bars.
Wayne is the author of a beginner’s magic book entitled "Picture Yourself as a Magician" and the New York Times employs him as its magic editor at Magic.About.com. He grew up in Altadena attending Edison Elementary, Elliot Junior High School, John Muir High School and Pasadena City College. |
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Murder Mystery Featuring: Pasadena Police Chief Phillip Sanchez, Actress Sheri Goldner, The Goodie Girls’ Annette Starbuck, and Chef Claud Beltran with other surprise guests! |
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SPECIAL PRESENTATION:
Lifetime Commitment Award Honoree: ANN HIGHT
For over 30 years Ann has supported Women At Work. Serving in every officer position and giving her time, she is a true asset to the organization. From her early career as a bowling alley pin operator to her success as a First Vice-President for Morgan Stanley, Ann is a true Woman At Work! We salute her for her lifetime commitment. Ann continues her support today as the Founder of the Benefactor’s Circle and Chair of the Advisory Council. |
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“A TASTE OF GREATER PASADENA” – Participating Restaurants as of writing include: PASADENA: Beckham Place, Café Bizou, Castle Catering, El Portal, El Torito, Fresco’s, Green Street, Hambuger Hamlet, Islands, ‘lette, La Grande Orange, Noir Food & Wine, Pie n Burger, Robin’s Wood Fire BBQ, Starbuck’s, The Counter, Trader Joe’s, Violet’s Cakes ALTADENA: Patticake’s ARCADIA: Matt Dennys, Pepper’s Mexican Restaurant, The Derby GLENDALE: The Goodie Girls LA CANADA: Los Gringos Locos, Sakura LOS ANGELES: San Antonio Wineries, Carnivore XO MONROVIA: Jake’s Roadhouse, Mimi’s, Restaurant Devon SAN MARINO: Julienne’s SIERRA MADRE: Bean Town, Café 322, Casa del Rey, Sierra Bistro, The Only Place in Town, Wisteria Grill |
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PROCEEDS BENEFIT: Celebrating 32 years of Women At Work! In today’s world everything is “about jobs.” The request for services and resources has been overwhelming at Women At Work where service demand in 2010 increased by 55%. Each month more than 500 clients use their services, which clearly demonstrates a need for their service, and is addressing a real need for the unemployed and underemployed in today’s economy. Women At Work helps clients recognize and attain their full employment and earning potential through one-on-one counseling, classes, mentoring and corporate partnerships. Programs are open to both women and men. The work is even more critical considering today’s economy. |
