Events

A Warner Bros. $10,000 Challenge Grant spurred donations to the Jordan Middle School auditorium renovation fundraising efforts, propelling funds raised past the initial $100,000 goal.

A USC Thornton School of Music cellist wins the 2015 Hennings-Fischer Young Artist Competition hosted by the Burbank Philharmonic Orchestra.

Walk Bike Burbank, a local chapter of the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, handed out free bike lights along Chandler Bike Path

The Elks Lodge honored Burbank's Community Service Awards recipients, the Firefighter of the Year, the Teacher of the Year, the City Employee of the Year and the Police Officer of the Year, at the annual awards banquet.

Endeavour Mission Specialist and medical doctor, Dr. Mae Jemison, speaks Sunday evening at a free event at Forest Lawn's Hall of Liberty. Jemison heads the 100 Year Starship group, dedicated to advancing human space travel outside the solar system and for improving life on Earth.

Magnolia Park kicks off 2015 with the first Ladies and Gents Night Out of the year, including food trucks, live music, sales and Friday night fun.

Burroughs High School's production of "Flowers For Algernon" won multiple awards including Best Ensemble, Best Lead Actor - Male, Best Lead Actor - Female and Best Tech Crew at the 2015 southern region competition for the California Educational Theatre Association.

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Council Members join brisk ride along LA River to start health ideas for 2015.

JordanARTS announces an online auction, running through December 16, and an auditorium benefit show on January 8, to raise funds for much-needed upgrades to the aging performance space.