News release The city of Santa Clarita is presenting “I’m a Part of Nature,” a solo exhibition by Keiji Ichikawa, on display at the Santa Clarita Public Library Valencia Branch (23743 Valencia Blvd.) now through Wednesday, April 15. This exhibition invites viewers to reflect on humanity’s deep connection
News release Sometimes you don’t need a holiday or a headline to celebrate. Sometimes, it might as well be spring. So says the Go Jazz Big Band, which is scheduled to perform a
News release The Santa Clarita Artists Association’s monthly meeting is scheduled to feature a presentation by photographer, artist and jewelry maker Carol Roullard. The SCAA meeting is scheduled 6-7:30 p.m. Monday in the community room at the
News release The smash-hit musical “We Will Rock You,” featuring the iconic music of Queen and book by Ben Elton, is coming to Santa Clarita, “promising a fun and campy, high-energy spectacle,” Olive
By Signal Staff Postwar film noir guided by actor-director Orson Welles comes to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “The Stranger.” The 1946 film has earned a 97% “fresh” rating
Castaic Lake, a place where people typically go to cool off during hot summer days, was instead filled with multicolored powders in celebration of Holi on Saturday, a Hindu festival of colors that marks
Local jazz bands in the William S. Hart Union High School District awaited their turn to perform for attendees in the Golden Valley High School gym, sharing their love for not only
Baskets, sculptures, mixed media, canvases and other forms of art were present during the “Vessels” art reception at the Santa Clarita Artists Association on Saturday. Featuring the works of 21
Whether it was a vocal performance or a dance number, or playing the guitar or saxophone, this year’s Hart District’s Got Talent, hosted by the WiSH Education Foundation, saw the highest number of performers since the event’s inception.
Saugus High School’s theater group is scheduled to perform its spring musical “Frozen” on March 26-28 and April 2-4. Doors open each night at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. at The Forum, on the Saugus High campus, 21900 Centurion Way. Gina
The Santa Clarita Valley Man & Woman of the Year 2026 Nominee Presentation Party took place at the SCV Senior Center on Wednesday. The 31 nominees — 14 men and
Breaking a leg, the Samuel Dixon Family Health Center hosted its first-ever Crab Fest at the Santa Clarita Elks Lodge No. 2379 on Saturday. More than 300 pounds of crab were purchased for attendees to enjoy an
News release The Santa Clarita Public Library has announced this year’s One Story One City selection: “The Music Shop,” by Rachel Joyce. Set in 1988, the novel follows a record shop owner with a rare gift
News release The Santa Clarita Artists Association is presenting a show of work from 21 local artists through baskets, boxes, sculpture, gourds, and other unique presentations in all media starting this weekend, as the SCAA explores “the
By Signal Staff A film noir tale of a bank caper gone awry with betrayal comes to Buzz Classic Movies this week with a Saturday night showing of “Kansas City Confidential.” The 1952 film
News release Met Gala SCV, the Santa Clarita Valley’s fundraising gala benefiting metastatic breast cancer research, is scheduled to be held Saturday, March 14, at Blomgren Ranch. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for cocktail hour and dinner service
Galloping into the year of the horse, Santa Clarita residents celebrated Lunar New Year with festivities hosted by the County of Los Angeles. Held in Val Verde Park, Dr. Richard
Carousel Ranch returned with its annual Open House and Pancake breakfast with this year’s theme “Hearts for Heroes” on Saturday. The event, which was expected to draw about 75 people, invited guests to enjoy
Emerson Davis paid a visit to the William S. Hart Union High School District’s office on Wednesday and was met with multicolored canvases that highlighted prominent Black figures in history. As she took in the creative minds of
Saugus High School’s Lunar New Year Festival is only three years old, but for some students, it’s already become an event that’s helped to define their high school experience. That’s because the festival – a showcase