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News release It’s murder, mystery and mayhem at the Canyon Theatre Guild. You can leave 2021 behind and usher in 2022 with laughter and mystery at the comedy whodunit, “Clue: On Stage.” On a dark and stormy night set in 1954, just outside of Washington, D.C, six unique guests, a butler, and a maid assemble for a dinner party at the home
News release The city of Santa Clarita’s Arts division invites individuals of all ages to explore the newest art exhibitions in the community. Each exhibit is free and open
News release The dramatic comedy “And…Again” takes the stage at The Main from Jan. 28 to 30. “And…Again” is presented by Active Voice Productions in cooperation with Actors Equity Association. This full-length
News release “What’s the Buzz, Bob Bee?” a new book by Lake Hughes resident Ann E. Askelson-Silva, has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc. Bob Bee is a
News release Santa Clarita Artists Association plans to showcase an oil painting demo by Sharon Weaver on Feb. 21. “After moving to Southern California, I was inspired by
News release Santa Clarita residents can celebrate the 2022 Olympic Winter Games by participating in winter sports-themed activities and competitions, culminating in a community-wide Winter
News release The Castaic Union School District is proud to have the artwork of its students on display at the Westfield Valencia Town Center mall through January
Being told someone found your movie in the trash isn’t the easiest thing to hear as a filmmaker, but for Valencia High School graduate Shane
News release The city of Santa Clarita’s Arts Division is excited to welcome “Creative Faces” to the First Floor Gallery at Santa Clarita City Hall. Residents and visitors can explore
News release The Main Theatre and Theatris Productions are presenting “Fuddy Meers,” penned by acclaimed playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Rabbit Hole” and celebrated as a lyricist for
News release “Opposites,” a new book by Newhall resident Anna L. Scott, has been released by RoseDog Books. Children are visual learners long before words are even spoken. They are
News release The wait is over: After 21 months, the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center is opening its doors to patrons for a new season
The William S. Hart Regional Park held its inaugural Barnyard Lights Tour, inviting the community to its first Christmas-themed night event. The event featured Santa
The Santa Clarita Master Chorale began the 2021-22 concert season with its first in-person concerts since 2019. The Master Chorale on Dec. 12 held “The Glory of the
News release The city of Santa Clarita is encouraging interested and qualified residents to apply for an open commissioner position on the city’s Arts Commission. The term will expire
News release The Santa Clarita Master Chorale is set to perform its first in-person concert since 2019: “The Glory of the Holidays,” featuring holiday favorites and timeless masterpieces. “We are overjoyed to be presenting our first live
4/4 stars Amazon Studios Directed by Aaron Sorkin Rated R (Language) 125 minutes Now playing at Laemmle Newhall; begins streaming Dec. 21 on Amazon Prime Where does one start with the careers
2/4 stars Amazon Studios Directed by Michael Pierce Rated R (Language; Some Violence) 108 minutes Now streaming on Amazon Prime Movies in which the protagonist suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder usually offer
News release The Santa Clarita Valley Photographers Association held its annual Digital Image Competition in November at the Sierra Hills Clubhouse in Canyon Country. Mel Carll received
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