Burbank Holds Annual Armenian Genocide Commemoration and Flower Laying Ceremony
Members of the Burbank community came together for the annual ceremony held at Burbank's City Hall
Burbank Singers Women’s Chorus to Lend Voices to Music Scholarship Concert
The Burbank Singers began in the fall of 1950 as the PTA Mothersingers and some of the original members were with the group for over three decades
Burbank Arts & Education Foundation Partners with Ben & Jerry’s for Free Cone Day
BAEF was able to collect $1,500 in tips to help fund essential programs, equipment, and supplies
Armenian Heritage to be Celebrated with Building Lighting Event at City Hall and Water...
From April 24th to April 26th, Burbank City Hall and Burbank Water and Power will illuminate their buildings in the colors of the Armenian flag
New Church to Host “Taylor Swift” Themed Event
The Table, a new community for spiritual refugees, is hosting a Taylor Swift-themed gathering on April 21 at 5pm on the back patio of The New Deal, at 3501 Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank Armenian Association Business Mixer Welcomes Guest Speaker Burbank Chamber of Commerce
Jamie Keyser Thomas, CEO of the Burbank Chamber of Commerce, underscoring the event’s importance
Leadership Burbank to Hold a Pet-Friendly Fundraiser “A Cause for Paws”
Event will raise money for LB24’s Class Project to Help the Burbank Animal Shelter
Burbank Temporary Aid Center Celebrates 50 Years of Community Service at Gala
BTAC Gala honors Pastor Larry Stamper, Dorothy Murray, and Burbank Chamber champions.
Burbank Armenian Association Announces Upcoming Business Mixer Event
Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage with the Burbank Armenian Association
Verdugo Hills Council Hires Their First Female Scout Executive and CEO
“I am excited to get started on inspiring a new generation of Scouts..."
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Bread and Beats
The first thing you notice is the counter.It’s a solid slab of wood, smooth from wear but clearly handcrafted, anchored at the front of a tiny Burbank bakery that smells like toasted crust and warm butter. While customers study loaves lined up in neat rows, Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.
Burbank Baseball Battered 16-6 By Pasadena
Burbank played hard but Pasadena played better.