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A secret soirée inside a historic mausoleum. Private cemetery tours. All black, please. Your Halloween plans just got a little more interesting. 🕯️🖤 This Friday, October 30, join LA Explained in Altadena for an evening of Los Angeles history, beautiful architecture, and raising a glass to the spirits of LA, all in support of a restoration that needs our attention. We’ll begin with private guided tours of Mountain View Cemetery, followed by an intimate soirée inside historic Pasadena Mausoleum. Come for the cemetery stories, stay for the company, and help preserve something extraordinary while you’re here. Behind this evening is an urgent, ongoing cause: the historic stained-glass windows at neighboring Mountain View Mausoleum need restoration. If you’ve ever stepped into a historic building and watched sunlight move through stained glass, you know how much those windows contribute to the experience. The colors change as the light shifts. Details emerge that you didn’t notice a moment before. Suddenly, you’re looking up instead of at your phone. That craftsmanship deserves care. These windows are works of art and part of the architecture of a place built for remembrance. Preserving them takes specialized work, resources, and sustained support from people who care about keeping historic places here. Our fundraiser supports that effort. Proceeds benefit the Pasadena Cemetery Association, a 501(c)(13) nonprofit, helping restore the historic stained glass at Mountain View Mausoleum and protect this piece of LA’s artistic and architectural history. Your ticket connects a night out with the ongoing care of these windows. Every visit can be a chance to look closer, learn something, and help keep this history visible. 🪟 The evening lasts a few hours. The restoration work continues long after the glasses are cleared. We love sharing the stories behind Los Angeles landmarks, historic cemeteries, and the places you might otherwise drive past. Bringing people inside those stories is part of why we do this. So is helping the people responsible for caring for them. It’s easy to fall in love with an old building and assume someone else has its future covered. Preservation depends on people showing up, paying attention, and finding ways to support the work. This Friday, showing up can also mean dressing up and spending an evening somewhere remarkable. If you’re looking for things to do in Los Angeles this Halloween weekend, a different kind of date night, or an excuse to gather your architecture-loving friends, consider this your invitation. Expect private cemetery tours, stories of the people and places that shaped our region, and a soirée in a setting you won’t find on an ordinary Friday night. There’s something moving about spending time in a place dedicated to memory while helping care for what future visitors will experience. And yes, the dress code is ALL BLACK. Finally, a Halloween outfit you may already own. 🖤 Bring the friend who always notices the old buildings. The one who wants to know who lived there, who designed it, and what happened next. The person who will happily stop a conversation to point out a beautiful window. This evening is for them, too. You’ll be supporting historic preservation in Altadena while spending time with other people who love LA’s history, art, and architecture. 🗓 Friday, October 30 🕰 5:30–9:30 PM 📍 @mtn__view in Altadena 🖤 Dress code: ALL BLACK 🎟 An intimate evening limited to 60 guests. Reserve your place at the link in bio. Tag the person you’d bring to a secret mausoleum soirée, and send this to someone looking for Halloween plans with a purpose. Come spend a night among the spirits of Los Angeles, and help protect a little of its beauty for the next generation. 🥂 ❌ Follow LA Explained for Los Angeles history, architecture, walking tours, and the stories hiding in plain sight. #HalloweenInLA #Altadena #HistoricPreservation #StainedGlass #LosAngelesEvents
A secret soirée inside a historic mausoleum. Private cemetery tours. All black, please. Your Halloween plans just got a little more interesting. 🕯️🖤 This Friday, October 30, join LA Explained in Altadena for an evening of Los Angeles history, beautiful architecture, and raising a glass to the spirits of LA, all in support of a restoration that needs our attention. We’ll begin with private guided tours of Mountain View Cemetery, followed by an intimate soirée inside historic Pasadena Mausoleum. Come for the cemetery stories, stay for the company, and help preserve something extraordinary while you’re here. Behind this evening is an urgent, ongoing cause: the historic stained-glass windows at neighboring Mountain View Mausoleum need restoration. If you’ve ever stepped into a historic building and watched sunlight move through stained glass, you know how much those windows contribute to the experience. The colors change as the light shifts. Details emerge that you didn’t notice a moment before. Suddenly, you’re looking up instead of at your phone. That craftsmanship deserves care. These windows are works of art and part of the architecture of a place built for remembrance. Preserving them takes specialized work, resources, and sustained support from people who care about keeping historic places here. Our fundraiser supports that effort. Proceeds benefit the Pasadena Cemetery Association, a 501(c)(13) nonprofit, helping restore the historic stained glass at Mountain View Mausoleum and protect this piece of LA’s artistic and architectural history. Your ticket connects a night out with the ongoing care of these windows. Every visit can be a chance to look closer, learn something, and help keep this history visible. 🪟 The evening lasts a few hours. The restoration work continues long after the glasses are cleared. We love sharing the stories behind Los Angeles landmarks, historic cemeteries, and the places you might otherwise drive past. Bringing people inside those stories is part of why we do this. So is helping the people responsible for caring for them. It’s easy to fall in love with an old building and assume someone else has its future covered. Preservation depends on people showing up, paying attention, and finding ways to support the work. This Friday, showing up can also mean dressing up and spending an evening somewhere remarkable. If you’re looking for things to do in Los Angeles this Halloween weekend, a different kind of date night, or an excuse to gather your architecture-loving friends, consider this your invitation. Expect private cemetery tours, stories of the people and places that shaped our region, and a soirée in a setting you won’t find on an ordinary Friday night. There’s something moving about spending time in a place dedicated to memory while helping care for what future visitors will experience. And yes, the dress code is ALL BLACK. Finally, a Halloween outfit you may already own. 🖤 Bring the friend who always notices the old buildings. The one who wants to know who lived there, who designed it, and what happened next. The person who will happily stop a conversation to point out a beautiful window. This evening is for them, too. You’ll be supporting historic preservation in Altadena while spending time with other people who love LA’s history, art, and architecture. 🗓 Friday, October 30 🕰 5:30–9:30 PM 📍 @mtn__view in Altadena 🖤 Dress code: ALL BLACK 🎟 An intimate evening limited to 60 guests. Reserve your place at the link in bio. Tag the person you’d bring to a secret mausoleum soirée, and send this to someone looking for Halloween plans with a purpose. Come spend a night among the spirits of Los Angeles, and help protect a little of its beauty for the next generation. 🥂 ❌ Follow LA Explained for Los Angeles history, architecture, walking tours, and the stories hiding in plain sight. #HalloweenInLA #Altadena #HistoricPreservation #StainedGlass #LosAngelesEvents

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