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Talk about something sweet — the RISE SCV Foundation is holding its fourth annual “Lemonade for Foster-Aid” on Friday and Saturday throughout Santa Clarita. The incentive of the fundraiser is to raise money and awareness for “children in foster care right here in Santa Clarita Valley,” according to RISE’s website. Kari Phillipps, executive director and cofounder of the nonprofit, whose name
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
Naomi Young’s art exhibit “Towers and Flowers” is on display until mid-June at the Valencia Town Center. Young’s inspiration for her exhibit comes from her roots of being born and
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 Members of the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra recently traveled to Seattle for a memorable and enriching performance experience, culminating in a collaborative concert at Town Hall Seattle, according to a
News release Saugus High School’s performing arts program has earned top honors at the Jerry Herman Awards, taking home the award for Best Musical Direction at the 2026 ceremony, said
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 Heroes of Color, a creative enrichment program focused on empowering young artists through business and storytelling, is launching the Santa Clarita Creative Workforce Incubator in close partnership with College of the Canyons, the organization announced in a news release. This educational collaboration, which delivers
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
By Signal Staff Screwball comedy comes to Santa Clarita Valley residents’ screens this weekend as Buzz Classic Movies presents a Saturday night showing of “My Man Godfrey.” The 1936 film starring Carole Lombard and William Powell has earned a 97% “fresh” rating from
Blue Cloud Movie Ranch opened its doors for people in the entertainment industry to explore the sets that housed “American Sniper,” “Iron Man,” and “The Old Man” with Jeff Bridges on
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
In an intimate setting on Thursday, Bowman High School students took the podium one by one to read original poems during the 33rd annual Day of the Artist and Poet