News release The Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra is scheduled to conclude its spring season and celebrate its 40th anniversary with a free community concert on Sunday at 4 p.m. at The Wild
Why wish upon a star, when a hot rod could go even faster? The WiSH Foundation hosted its annual WiSH Upon a Car event at Valencia Town Center on Saturday. With an array of cars that
Sitting in Nealie’s Skillet with a flower in her hair, while welcoming four generations of family members, Juanita Stockstill celebrated her 102nd birthday on Saturday. Stockstill, who was born on
News release Residents can step back in time and experience the magic of early Hollywood at the Newhallywood Silent Film Festival, taking place Friday through Sunday at the Newhall Family Theatre (24607 Walnut St.) and The Main (24266
News release The city of Santa Clarita’s latest art exhibit, “Circle of Life: Sea to Land” by Jayme Sun Thomas, is on display at The Main (24266 Main St.) now through June 3. This exhibition features a collection of wildlife photographs captured between 2022
The Hart High School football field and gymnasium were transformed into a hub of basketball and bocce on Saturday for the Santa Clarita Spring Games hosted by the Special Olympics of Southern California.
News release Child & Family Center invites the community to put on their best ’80s attire and join in a fun and meaningful evening at Bingo Night on Thursday, June 18,
The Memorial Day weekend hockey tournament at The Cube includes a unique element this year: There are several divisions exclusively for girls teams, including the out-of-state teams that provided emotional support to the Santa Clarita Lady Flyers
News release California Institute of the Arts is scheduled Saturday to present “+ & Etc.: CalArts Reef Residency Spring Open House,” an evening of exhibitions and performances by current artists-in-residence alongside works by CalArts master
News release Super Jazz at the Ranch, a daylong jazz festival hosted by West Ranch High School, is planned to fill the air with music Saturday as performers from throughout the region showcase their talents. The event
Residents put on their boots and hats and walked over to Central Park on Saturday for Boots in the Park. With a lineup of live music, attendees enjoyed food trucks,
The city of Santa Clarita hosted the second installment of “Celebrate” at Canyon Country Community Center on Friday. Showcasing Cajun culture, the first cultural region in Celebrate history, attendees could
At Carousel Ranch’s annual “How the West was Won” Charity Shoot, competition is beside the point: The winner can expect a not-so-expensive trophy and the honor of the title, at least until next year. What makes the clay
News release Ventura County painter Jem Atwater will take center stage at the May 18 monthly meeting of the Santa Clarita Artists Association at the Newhall Library. The evening demonstration is free and open to the public. A classically trained oil painter, Atwater earned her bachelor’s in fine arts from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco before relocating to Ventura, where she has become a cornerstone of the regional arts community, said a news release from SCAA.
News release Local multimedia artist Naomi Young will unveil her newest solo exhibition, “Towers & Flowers,” with a special one-night-only art reception on Sunday, May 17, from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Valencia Town Center. This
News release Abbamania Canada is scheduled to perform at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons on Friday, May 15. This all-Canadian cast from Ontario, Canada, made up of studio
News release The Santa Clarita Artists Association is scheduled May 15 and 16 to host a two-day workshop featuring award-winning California watercolor artist Fealing Lin, who will demonstrate both portrait and landscape painting. The event is scheduled 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Embracing the creative chaos, California Institute of the Arts hosted its second annual “MAYhem” festival on campus on Saturday. Through three days of performances, exhibitions and lectures from Friday to Sunday, CalArts students,
Taking a stroll down Old Town Newhall, residents are invited to participate in Art Walk on Saturday, May 16, from 12 to 6 p.m. With 18 stops available for attendees to visit, participating shops, galleries
Andrew and Kirsten Skinner founded the Triumph Foundation in 2008 aiming to create an inclusive space for individuals with disabilities so they could participate in adaptive sports. Skinner suffered a spinal cord injury in 2004 and knows firsthand the systemic barriers,