
Arts Commission to discuss potential artist housing
Following up on plans that have been in the works since prior to the pandemic, the Santa Clarita Arts Commission is now looking for partners on housing for working artists.

Following up on plans that have been in the works since prior to the pandemic, the Santa Clarita Arts Commission is now looking for partners on housing for working artists.

Santa Clarita residents James Morales and Eddie Salas were talking together about the importance of culture, tradition, and keeping their heritage alive. They were spending Sunday afternoon at the 30th

When she was a kid, she saw her mom become a victim of domestic violence and almost lose her life to it. Then, when she grew into an adult, she

The poetry community lives on in the Santa Clarita Valley, as this year’s 2024 Sidewalk Poetry winners were awarded on Wednesday evening at The Main in Newhall during a dedication

The Disney brand is beloved by many, including College of the Canyons geography professor Jeremy Patrich, who displayed his collectible items and memorabilia for his first-ever Disney Gala opening reception

About five years ago, with over a decade of experience in the mental health industry and the notion she’d retire in the field, Santa Clarita resident Cynthia Garcia Williams decided

Most director’s cuts feature added scenes to the original movie. Valencia writer-director Allen Wolf actually cut scenes out of his 2010 film, “In My Sleep,” making it “leaner and meaner,”

The Huntertones, a Brooklyn-based sextet, visited West Ranch High School recently for a special one-night performance preceded by a free music clinic for local student musicians. “The guys in the

News release Local artist Jamie Santellano is set to present her first solo show, “Nocturnal’s Tale,” at the Santa Clarita Artists Association Gallery Nov. 1-3. A free reception is

News release As part of the 3rd Annual Business for Artists Conference on Saturday, Oct. 19, Judith Modrak will lead the “Imaginary Fossils Sculpture Making Workshop.” This session invites

California Institute of the Arts’ second president, Robert “Bob” Fitzpatrick, who left the renowned Valencia art school in 1987 to lead what was then called Euro Disney, has died. He

Near the entrance of Rio Norte Junior High School, one could hear a faint sound of music coming from one of the band rooms. Upon a closer look, Santa Clarita

News release Santa Paula Theater Center announced the 30th anniversary production of GhostWalk 2024: The Spirits of The Old Sycamore Tree. This year’s production will begin at the Santa

News release The Valencia High School marching band and color guard is scheduled Saturday to host Ragnarok, Western Band Association Southern California marching band clinic. Valencia High School will

The Castaic Regional Sports Complex and Val Verde Community Regional Park commemorated Hispanic Heritage Month with a free celebration funded by the L.A. County Parks and Recreation Department, highlighting Hispanic

News release The city of Santa Clarita is scheduled Wednesday to celebrate the Sidewalk Poetry winners for 2024. This year’s contest brought together poets from across the community, each

Juanita Rojas has had a common goal with all her students throughout her three-decade teaching career. She wants to help her students form a “sense of belonging,” she said. “Sometimes

News release The Santa Clarita Artists Association Gallery is scheduled to showcase the exhibit, “Dark, Odd, & Mysterious,” Oct. 4-27, with a free opening reception 5-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5.

News release The city of Santa Clarita announced that the art exhibition “Weathering the Storm” will be on view at The Main in Old Town Newhall from Tuesday, Oct. 1,

News release Canyon Theatre Guild is scheduled Saturday to open Osborne Eppler’s “Southern Fried Nuptials.” The opening performance will feature a free wine and champagne reception for ticket holders one