City to celebrate 2019 Sidewalk Poetry Project
September 17, 2019
The city of Santa Clarita has scheduled a dedication ceremony for the 2019 Sidewalk Poetry Project on Thursday. The community is invited to hear from the poets and Mayor Marsha
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Lunafest celebrates women filmmakers
September 14, 2019
There are 2.13 male short-film directors for every one female director, according to industry officials, which is exactly why the Lunafest traveling film festival has chosen to feature only short
Six Flags to kick off Fright Fest with Coffin Challenge
September 12, 2019
By Raychel Stewart For The Signal Six Flags Magic Mountain is kicking off Fright Fest with a first-of-its-kind challenge for guests: Stay in a coffin for 30 hours. Starting Friday,
Zonta Club announces guest speakers for Lunafest
September 5, 2019
With the ninth annual Lunafest, a short-film festival by, for and about women, fast approaching, Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley, a nonprofit organization that strives to empower women locally
Native American Pow Wow returns to Hart Park
September 4, 2019
You can experience some of the Native American culture as the 26th annual Hart of the West Pow Wow and Craft Fair returns to William S. Hart Park on Oct.
Orchestra announces student competition, new season, concertmaster
September 3, 2019
The Santa Clarita Philharmonic has begun its seventh season of concert performances. The philharmonic is a community-based, volunteer symphony orchestra comprised of professional, semi-professional, avocational and student musicians from the
Yes I Can of Santa Clarita expands outreach
September 3, 2019
The Yes I Can, or YIC, organization, a nonprofit that looks to build a feeling of inclusion in the community, is scheduled to present a free music and art show
Finding fun in new ‘realms’
September 1, 2019
Stuntman Brett Heneise is the last person his family expected to create a fantasy card game. Promising strategy, fantasy and “a friendly bit of trash talk,” Heneise said “The Realms of Mindrin” was intended to bring people together in person for fun and friendship
Animator Derek Hunter to sign his “Pretty Violent” comic
August 27, 2019
Brave New World Comics is scheduled to host a debut signing event Saturday for the new Image Comics series “Pretty Violent,” featuring series creator, artist, writer and Santa Clarita resident Derek Hunter.
End-of-summer events coming to Santa Clarita
August 22, 2019
Summer may be coming close to an end, but the city of Santa Clarita has various events planned out to end the season. For the final night of Summer Movies
SCAA celebrates artists with annual Art Classic
August 20, 2019
The Santa Clarita Artists Association is celebrating its 30th annual Art Classic & Gala on Nov. 1. The Art Classic is scheduled to include a free art show with live
New exhibition kicks off National Hispanic Heritage Month at COC
August 16, 2019
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the College of the Canyons Art Gallery will present the exhibition “Carolyn Castaño: Delineando un Paisaje Femenio – Outlining a Female Landscape,” beginning
Nature Center to host ‘BioBlitz’
August 14, 2019
Though the Placerita Canyon Nature Center hosts its community education series every month, this month is going to be special, according to Ranger Frank Hoffman, head ranger and recreation services
SCV supports Hart Park at Silents Under the Stars
August 11, 2019
Silents Under the Stars, the annual William S. Hart Park fundraiser, once again showcased a silent film from the park’s eponymous star Saturday.
Zonta Club’s Lunafest returns to Canyon Theatre Guild
August 7, 2019
Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley, a nonprofit organization that strives to empower women locally and internationally through service and advocacy, is hosting its ninth annual Lunafest, a short-film festival
Rock out with Grateful Shred at Concerts in the Park
August 6, 2019
The city of Santa Clarita’s 30th annual Concerts in the Park series continues this weekend, featuring Grateful Shred, a Grateful Dead tribute band, Saturday. This year, the free and family-friendly
Laemmle: construction of Newhall theater to continue despite rumors
August 5, 2019
Construction of the new Laemmle Theatres location in Old Town Newhall is continuing despite rumors of the arthouse cinema chain being up for sale, officials said Monday. “We’re continuing with
CBS Film Series explores pre revolutionary Iran with documentary and Q&A
August 4, 2019
The Congregation Beth Shalom Film Series explored pre-revolutionary Iran with a screening of the documentary “Before the Revolution.”
Ballerina ready for next ‘stepping stone’
August 4, 2019
Though most children prefer playful, kid’s music, as a child, Gianna Juliet loved classical music. “That’s what I always wanted to dance to,” she said. “I would try to go
SCV photographer displays art exhibit at Canyon Country library
August 1, 2019
Local photographer Mel Carll has a new art exhibit about the portrayal and appreciation of nature now available at the Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library. The exhibit is titled