Pastime (disambiguation)

A pastime is a recreational activity or hobby.

Pastime can also refer to:

• Pastime Park, Plain City, Ohio.
• The Pastime Theater, Winfield, Alabama.
• Pastime Athletic Club, Portland, Oregon. Mentioned for numerous athletes, e.g., Mysterious Billy Smith.
• Pastime Stables at the Hollywood Plantation, Thomasville, Georgia.
• Pastime Bar, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, visited by Jim Nolan, a biker involved in the Hells Angels murders.

• "Pastime" (1984), a painting by Gerald Garston, American painter and printmaker.
• The Pastime (1881), an exhibit by Pietro Lazzarini, Italian sculptor.

• Pastime (1990), American sports drama.

• Pastime (2004), by Roger "Hurricane" Wilson, American electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.

• "Pastime" (1952), by Lennie Tristano, American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and teacher of jazz improvisation.
• "Pastime" (1985), by Tangerine Dream from the soundtrack of Heartbreakers.
• "Pastime" (1995), from Slow Note from a Sinking Ship by Portastatic, American indie rock.
• Pastime (2006), song-cycle for baritone and orchestra by Richard Danielpour, American composer and academic.
• "Pastime (Remix)" (2017), single by RileyPnP featuring Larry June.
• Spanish: Pasatiempo, lit. 'Pastime' (2022), from Legendaddy by Daddy Yankee, Puerto Rican rapper, singer and songwriter.

• Pastime (1963) by Lucinda Childs, American postmodern dancer and choreographer.

• Pastime (1991), novel by Robert B. Parker, American mystery writer.
• French: Un Passe Temps, lit. 'A Pastime' (1979) novel by André Ruellan, French science fiction and horror writer.
• Icelandic: Dægradvöl, lit. 'Pastime' (1923), autobiography by Benedikt Sveinbjarnarson Gröndal.
• Breton: An tremen-buhez, lit. 'The Pastime' (1979), poetry collection by Pêr-Jakez Helias, Breton stage actor, journalist, author, and poet.
• Pastime: The Lawn Tennis Journal (founded 1883), magazine edited by Nicholas Lane Jackson.
• The Pastime (遊戲雜誌; Yóuxì zázhì), Chinese banned magazine.
• Pastime, fictional character able to manipulate the flow of time, in New Men (Image Comics).

• Dutch: Tijdverdrijf, lit. 'Pastime' (c. 1655), of the Dutch Northern Wars.
• Pastime, American yacht shipwrecked in 1918.
• Pastime, American steamboat of the Coquille River.

• Pastime, an American brand of wooden jigsaw puzzles made by Parker Brothers from 1908 to 1958.
• "Pastime" (1907), first washing machine by Maytag.

• America's Pastime, a moniker for baseball since the late 19th century.
• Pastime, a racehorse which won the 2001 Sydney Stakes (alongside Strabane).

• "Pastime Rag No. 3" (1916), rag by Artie Matthews, American songwriter, pianist, and ragtime composer.
• German: Jungferlicher Zeitvertreiber, lit. 'Pastime for Virgins' (1686) poetry collection by Susanna Elizabeth Zeidler.
• Pastime Software Company, former name of an American collections archiving software developer.
• Pastime Stories (1894), a collection of short stories by Thomas Nelson Page.
• Sport and Pastime (1947–1968), Indian weekly sports magazine.