By Selvin Ramirez For The Signal The Santa Clarita International Film Festival will be launching with its opening night on Thursday, Dec. 7, at the Laemmle in Newhall. The main program
At the edge of Valencia lies a little piece of history: not just a piece of the first 3D printer ever made, but the first-ever 3D printing company in the
News release The Canyon Theatre Guild’s production of “Elf The Musical,” based on the New Line Cinema movie “Elf,” opens this Friday, Nov. 24 and is scheduled to run until
News release Montreal-born, Los Angeles-based artist Lynnda Rakos takes center stage in her solo exhibition titled, “15 Minutes of Fame” starting next week at The Main Theatre, 24266 Main St.,
Through their robotics club, Hermit Social Club, 17-year-old Academy of the Canyons seniors Hallea Pocrass and Nyali Latz-Torres helped organize the first-ever in-person conference for the California Association for STEM
Directed by West Ranch High School’s Brian Leff the GO Jazz Big Band, a local ensemble of top jazz musicians took the audience into a world where the magic of
News release The Santa Clarita Master Chorale, led by Artistic Director Allan Robert Petker, has announced its two-event concert series for the holiday season. It is time to let
Residents of Oakmont of Valencia and loved ones anxiously waited for Mary Zimmerman to arrive to surprise her with a happy birthday song, a tune she has presumably heard for
Frank Rock welcomed visitors to his artist’s reception of his exhibition titled, “Touchstones-Transitions-Tranquility,” at The Main on Thursday, Nov. 16 from 7 to 10 p.m. The collection of acrylic paintings
After months of organizing efforts, from January to June, to purchase a new piano, the Friendly Valley Country Club celebrated its new addition — a Yamaha C3 — with a
By Signal Staff The Santa Clarita Symphony Orchestra is slated to present “Winter Dreams” at the Canyon High School Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. The
Flags from many countries waved in the wind during brunch, as Valencia High School students learned about the cuisine of various nationalities during Culture Fest. Chicken adobo, samosas, kimchi fried
What better way to have a battle of the bands on Viking territory than to call its 11th annual field tournament, “Ragnarök,” which, according to Britannica, is the end of
The 39th annual Rampage band competition, hosted by Hart High School’s band and color guard program, returned to the College of the Canyons Cougar stadium on Saturday. Four out of six
Not many adults, let alone fourth graders, assemble 3D printers at home, but that’s exactly what Nathan Shyam did — not once, but twice. Shyam, 13, who’s now an eighth
News release “Honey, I Shrunk the Art” is a small works show and gift boutique that the Santa Clarita Artists Association’s 6th Street Gallery will showcase from Nov. 17 through
News release It’s a return to Christmastown with Jack Skellington and Sally as the third annual Holiday Skate Show returns to The Cube on Saturday, Dec. 9. To commemorate
The Circus Caballero is back at Valencia Town Center from Nov. 9 to Nov. 19. and will feature stunts, acrobatics, tightrope walking and more. For more information visit circocaballero.com.
Music could be heard nearly a mile away, as the Santa Clarita Skate Park hosted the annual Good Karma Music & Arts Festival on Saturday, attended by over 3,000 guests.
Students in Carolyn Davenport’s second-grade class at Canyon Springs Community School received visitors Friday morning: Aid for Schools, Valencia High School’s club comprised of 16-year-old juniors Symone Adams, and twins,