Carols, Candlelight and a Holiday Boutique
November 28, 2018
Come celebrate the holidays at William S. Hart Park with their Cowboys & Carols on Dec. 1 and Holiday Boutique on Dec. 8-9. On Dec. 1, tour the candlelit, holiday-decorated
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
“Cracked Nuts” circus show to bring European style entertainment to Santa Clarita
November 27, 2018
“Cracked Nuts,” whose name alludes to the classic “Nutcracker” story, takes a trip through the zany dreams of a child on the night before Christmas after his parents put on a show to get him to sleep. According to Matt Morgan, who directs and will perform in the show, “Cracked Nuts” is a European-style circus show and is likely different from circuses audiences have seen before.
Swadeshi Cultural Group to hold cultural show on Dec. 1
November 24, 2018
As the year closes, the Swadeshi Cultural Group will hold their annual Indian cultural show at the Newhall Family Theatre on Dec. 1.
CTG to Host Laurie Morgan Art Show
November 21, 2018
News Release Laurie Morgan will present a one-woman show at the Canyon Theatre Guild starting Friday and continuing to Saturday, Jan 17. An open artist’s reception is scheduled Saturday, Dec.
West Ranch Grad Dances Her Way Across the Country
November 21, 2018
News Release Alisa Gertner, from West Ranch High School in Valencia, will be working backstage in the University of Pittsburgh Dance Ensemble’s fall show entitled “Tombé/To Fall” on Nov. 29
Bill Miranda | Get Into the Holiday Spirit with Libraries
November 21, 2018
Do you hear those sleigh bells jingling, ring-ting-tingling too? Come on, it’s lovely weather for a holiday activity or two! In Santa Clarita, we may not have snow to build
Viking Foundation’s Fall Boutique offers handmade goods for holiday shopping
November 18, 2018
Over 85 vendors set up shop in Valencia’s gym selling a wide variety of items including barbecue, clothing, holiday decorations and handmade crafts at the Viking Foundation’s Fall Boutique.
Photo series highlights railroading in 1950s-1970s southern California
November 17, 2018
Photographers Gordon Glattenberg and Tom Gildersleeve presented photographs from their new book “Southland: Southern California Railroading in the Golden Age of Kodachrome” at the Saugus Train Station on Saturday.
CBS Film Series introducing “Science Fair” on Dec. 2
November 17, 2018
The latest installment of Congregation Beth Shalom’s ongoing film series will be “Science Fair,” a documentary film from National Geographic, on Dec. 2, according to a news release issued Friday.
Journey along the tracks with “Southland”
November 17, 2018
The Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society is scheduled Saturday to host a presentation about railroading across Southern California, coinciding with the release of a photography book authored by two of its members.
Dancers learn a different style of salsa with Lionel Araya at L.Y.T.E. Dance Academy
November 11, 2018
L.Y.T.E. Dance Academy gave some dance enthusiasts a little flavor to their repertoire with a Salsa Rueda de Casino workshop, instructed by Lionel Araya, Saturday night.
‘Art About Agriculture,’ Thomas Fire
November 7, 2018
The 11th annual “Art About Agriculture” and “From the Ashes: Thomas Fire Photography” exhibits open Saturday at the Santa Paula Art Museum in Santa Paula. “Art About Agriculture,” the popular
COC Theater Presents Shakespeare’s ‘Measure for Measure’
November 7, 2018
News Release The College of the Canyons theater department continues its season with a production of William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure” opening Friday. “Measure for Measure,” once seen as a
Theresa Knopf’s Art Show “Memory | Mythology” Highlights the “Slipperiness” of Memory
November 6, 2018
Theresa Knopf’s upcoming art show, titled “Memory | Mythology,” will bring in 30 pieces and installations that focus on the fluidity of memory and its ability to rewrite itself over time to create variations in personal narratives using everyday objects that have personal significance.
Valencia and West Ranch Take Home Wins at 35th Annual Hart Rampage Marching Band Competition
November 4, 2018
The Hart High School Regiment Band and Color Guard hosted its 35th annual Rampage competition at the Cougar Stadium at College of the Canyons. Thirty-five bands from across Southern California, including Santa Clarita’s six high schools, performed throughout the day for a panel of judges.
“What Haunts Us” documentary premieres for high school students
November 2, 2018
Santa Clarita students are invited to a free viewing of the documentary, “What Haunts Us,” about student suicide and a Q&A with the filmmakers on Saturday evening. The film will
11th Annual Sunset Vineyard event takes place on Sunday
November 1, 2018
Wine enthusiasts from around the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to a vineyard event 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Proceeds from the 11th annual Sunset In the Vineyard event, put on by
ABC’s of Abstract Art Workshop
October 31, 2018
Ruth Armitage is set to demonstrate her colorful style in acrylic during a three-day workshop presented by the Santa Clarita Artists Association (SCAA) on Nov. 9-11. She will also do
Artist David Heredia Helps Fight For Diversity and Representation with Company Heroes of Color
October 29, 2018
Local artist and animator David Heredia created the animated series “Heroes of Color” and a nonprofit company with the same name in March to promote inclusion for different cultures and highlight the achievements of historical figures around the world.
Arison’s Debut Exhibit Now Open
October 24, 2018
News release Georgette Arison’s debut exhibit, Dressing Up Is So Much Fun, is now open and will run until February at the Newhall Community Center, 22421 Market St., Newhall. “In