Added a fresh same-week first-party CicLAvia/City of Pasadena route-confirmation post to public links and provenance, and surfaced the current confirmation in the description.

CicLAvia—Pasadena is CicLAvia's 69th open-streets event, presented by Metro on Sunday, November 15, 2026. From 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, a 2.7-mile car-free route on Colorado Boulevard and Raymond Avenue links Old Pasadena, Playhouse Village, South Lake Avenue, Lamanda Park connections, and the Memorial Park and Colorado activity hubs. The City of Pasadena now also confirms two one-mile coned Slow Streets extensions: Walnut Avenue from Raymond Avenue to Orange Grove Boulevard continuing to Rosemont Avenue near the Rose Bowl, and Colorado Boulevard from Allen Avenue to San Gabriel Boulevard. Cars remain permitted on those Slow Streets, so riders must treat them as separated connections rather than closed event route. There is no ticket, registration, start line, finish line or race clock: participants may enter or leave anywhere and move at their own pace. Skateboarders, roller skaters, inline skaters and non-motorized scooter riders are explicitly welcome alongside cyclists, walkers and runners. Cars may cross the closed route only at six controlled key intersections. Both hubs provide free water, ADA-compliant restrooms, first aid, basic bike repair, bike parking, seating and first-come complimentary pedicabs; the official page also now publishes event-day business specials, including participant water and first-aid support at Carbon Health and mini lessons at Strong Sports Gym. Route traffic moves in both directions; slower traffic should keep right, passing is on the left, and everyone must follow staff, traffic officers and any dismount zones. Helmets are strongly recommended for everyone and legally required for riders under 18 using bicycles, scooters, skateboards or skates. Electric scooters, electric skateboards, hoverboards, electric unicycles and motorcycles are prohibited; mobility devices for people with disabilities are welcome. Closed-route streets generally shut to cars 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, with hub-area setup possibly beginning at 6:00 AM. Parking is prohibited 4:00 AM–5:00 PM on both the closed route and Slow Streets, with towing enforced. Five Metro A Line stations are within one mile. The event proceeds rain or shine. A fresh October 27 first-party CicLAvia and City of Pasadena announcement reconfirms both one-mile Slow Streets connections and directs participants to the current event page for route planning.

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All ages and abilities are welcome with people-powered mobility, including skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and non-motorized scooters. Disability mobility devices are welcome.

Open-streets community event, not a race; no formal results, standings, scores or podiums.

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CicLAvia—Pasadena 2026