Almost 300 people attended the “red carpet runway” themed Soroptimist International of Greater Santa Clarita Valley fashion show, which included a luncheon, fashion show, performances by the Hart High School choir and Elite Dance Studios, and a boutique where attendees could purchase clothing from local shops.
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.
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.
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.
For the ninth year in a row, the Castaic Lions Club, along with dozens of volunteers, including local students, are planning to host their Thanksgiving Day dinner at the Santa
By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer The pirates are coming back to Santa Clarita for the fourth annual SCV Brewmasters Pirate Beer Festival on Saturday, Nov. 10, co-hosted by Prayer
By Crystal Duan Signal Staff Writer 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
By Matt Fernandez Signal Staff Writer Ten individuals are trapped in a 1920s manor, frantically solving puzzles and searching for the item that will lead to their salvation. Outside, a
The Gentle Barn will host its 19th annual “A Gentle Thanksgiving” fundraiser celebration on Nov. 22 at its Santa Clarita location and will offer guests an opportunity to cuddle and feed turkeys, participate in a drum circle and eat gourmet catered vegan food.
Veterans from World War II to current servicemen and their families gathered to honor Santa Clarita’s veterans and to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I at the Veterans Historical Plaza in Newhall.
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.
Complete with brew, brats and ax throwing, hundreds of Santa Clarita residents attended the fourth annual SCV Brewmasters Pirate Festival on Saturday.
Residents will soon have the chance to see Downtown Newhall transform into a snow-covered winter wonderland once again as the city prepares to kick off the holiday season. Set for
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
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 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.
The Soroptimist International of Valencia held its first Boots and Barrels fundraiser at Wolf Creek Brewery on Sunday to raise funds for their “Dream It, Be It” career support program and “Live Your Dream” educational award.
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.
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