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.
The 2018 Santa Clarita Marathon kicked off its first day with the mayor’s walk, 5K run and the first ever 10K run.
Bridgeport Park hosted the 2018 Santa Clarita Heart Walk, which raises funds for cardiac disease research.
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
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
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.
The Elks Riders of the Santa Clarita Elks Lodge No. 2379 plan to host their annual Blackjack Toy Run on Nov. 10, an event that brings together motorcycles and blackjack to benefit children of veterans.
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.
Dressed as superheroes, animals, a claw machine and everything in between, people gathered at the Haunted Jailhouse, hosted by the sheriff’s station and the Santa Clarita Boys & Girls Club, to celebrate the Halloween season with trick-or-treating, games, photo booths, food, costume contests, a petting zoo and a dollhouse-themed haunted maze.
SNAP Sports celebrated the end of their Skate-a-thon fundraising campaign with a skating and hockey event at the Ice Station Valencia.
The Boy Scouts of America from the Bill Hart District of the Western Los Angeles County Council held their “Scout Me Win” carnival fundraiser in conjunction with Gilchrist Farm’s “Harvest Festival” on Saturday.
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,
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department held the 14th annual Fun in the Sun chili cook-off at the Jack Bones Equestrian Center on Saturday.
Twenty bands from across Southern California attended the Southern California School Band and Orchestra (SCSBOA) Marching Band Competition on Saturday hosted by the West Ranch High School band.
From tooled-leather jewelry to hand-painted silk, Stevenson Ranch artist Georgette Arison brings a mixed-media art exhibit to the Newhall Community Center, open through February. “Dressing
You’d think someone with almost 40 years of owning over 30 acres of Napa vineyards would call himself a winemaker, or a winery owner, or
The Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair, which held its 18th annual fair on Sunday at William S. Hart Park in Newhall, featured more than 200 dogs, cats and rabbits for adoption along with vaccinations, 70 different pet supply vendors, a raffle, dog show and performances by the Sundance Dog Team.
Warm soup, silent auctions and a brisk autumn night were all elements to the “Soup for the Soul” fundraiser hosted by the local nonprofit organization,
The 13th annual “Fun in the Sun” chili cook-off is scheduled Saturday at the Jack Bones Equestrian Center in Castaic. Put on by the Los
Kids Music Day is an international celebration created by the Keep Music Alive nonprofit in order to promote the importance of youth musical education. The event can take place any time Oct. 1-14, according to the Kids Music Day website. The Kids Music Day celebration was sponsored by Oksana Kolesnikova and and her husband, Alex Concas, through their education and lifestyle support agency, Oksana Management Group, or OMG.
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