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October, 2009 Community Calendar
Friday, September 18 to Saturday, October 17

•  Sherlock Holmes' The Hound of The Baskervilles - The Repertory East Playhouse will return to its Main Stage Season with the chilling crime drama Sherlock Holmes and The Hound of the Baskervilles. The Opening Night Wine Reception will be held on September 18th at 7:00pm with curtain at 8:00pm.

Show times are Friday and Saturdays at 8:00pm and Sundays at 2:00pm. For tickets, purchase online at www.repeastplayhouse.org or call 661-288-0000. The REP is located at 24266 Main Street Newhall, CA. 91321
          Phone #: 661-288-0000
          Website: www.repeastplayhouse.org

Monday, September 21 to Monday, October 19

•  Meditation Mondays at Kenneally Acupuncture - Meditation brings peace and calm to the mind, as well as the body, benefiting health, relationships and life situations by bringing clarity to questions from the place of truth within you. Held Mondays 9/21 through 10/19 with Kathleen Fletcher, MsD, DRS, RMT. Suggested donation is $10.
          Phone #: 252-4100
          Website: www.kenneallyacupuncture.com

Friday, September 25 to Saturday, October 31

•  Cobblestone Cottage presents "Power of Pink" event - Cobblestone Cottage presents "Power of Pink", benefitting the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Imaging Center. Brighton has created the exclusive "Power of Pink" Bracelet and Badge Clip, and are donating $5 of each "Power of Pink" purchase towards a new Ultrasound Machine for the Center.

Cobblestone Cottage is located at 24335 Magic Mountain Pkwy in Valencia. Store hours are Mon thru Sat 10-6 and Sun 12-4.
          Phone #: 661.253.0209

Saturday, September 26 to Saturday, October 31

•  Canyon Theatre Guild presents "Phantom" - The story begins at the time of the first meeting of Erik (the Phantom) and a street singer named Christine. Erik was born and raised in the catacombs under the Paris Opera House and needs beautiful music - he cannot exist without it. He accepts Christine as his pupil, training her for the opera, but forbids her to see his face. Complications arise when Gerard Carriere loses his position as head of the Opera house and therefore cannot protect Erik any longer.
          Phone #: (661) 799-2702
          Website: www.canyontheatre.org

Thursday, October 1

•  Fundraising at Fresh! - Join Fresh in supporting three local non-profits, the Hart Hoopsters, Soroptomist and the Michael Hoefflin Foundation. Entrance is free, and there will be Wine Tasting ($5 donation), raffle, tasty treats from Egg Plantation and a percentage of all clothing purchases will be donated.
          Time: 6:00 PM
          Phone #: 259-4166

Friday, October 2

•  Light the Night with Candleman! - In support of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, the event will offer a silent auction, complementary wine tasting from AV Winery, hors d'oeurves and dessert. Light the Night Bears will be available for $6/each. Candleman will also donate 15% of evening sales go to "Team Evan" of the Light the Night walk. Contributions accepted all week!
          Time: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Phone #: 257-9420
          Website: www.candlemanvalencia.com

•  Comedy for Canines Fundraiser - Have some laughs and help the homeless dogs at The Brittany Foundation Rescue in Agua Dulce. Headlined by comic Paul Ogata, this will be a night of much-needed levity, including a silent auction, raffle, T-shirt sale, and more. Only $20 per ticket (show only, two item food and drink minimum). For ticket info, email sathewords@yahoo.com
          Time: 8:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-803-2909
          Website: www.brittanyfoundation.com

Saturday, October 3

•  COC 40th Anniversary Homecoming Extravaganza - The evening features a fun-filled lineup of activities — including a barbeque dinner in the Cougar Den, live entertainment, a special 40th Anniversary program, children's activities, raffle prizes and spectator give-aways from the Cougar mascot.
Homecoming festivities will be held in the Cougar Den, adjacent to Cougar Stadium, leading up to the evening's 7 p.m. football game between the hometown Cougars and the visiting Allan Hancock College Bulldogs.

The evening will begin with a no-host bar alumni reception at 4:30 p.m., with performances by a barbershop quartet, a barbeque dinner served at 5:30 p.m. Free admission to the game will be provided to all senior citizens. Local youth wearing a football jersey will also be admitted at no cost. Local high school football teams may contact the COC Foundation prior to game day in order to receive free tickets. Tickets are $20 adults, $15 children 10 and under.
          Time: 4:30 PM
          Phone #: (661) 362-3737
          Website: www.canyons.edu

•  All Corked Up International Wine, Beer & Food Festival - Featuring 50 wineries and 200 wines, a Belgian beer garden, live music from Sinverguenza and fabulous food choices. Ticket Price includes 10 food and beverage tickets, wine glass, souvenir tapas tray and raffle entry. $50 general admission; $60 at the door. Designated driver admission is $30. All Corked Up members get $10 discount off general admission.
          Time: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Phone #: 799-7979
          Website: www.allcorkedup.com

•  COC 40th Anniversary Alumni & Friends Homecoming BBQ - 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM BBQ dinner and no host bar celebrating 40 years of excellence in education. Awards will be given to our Outstanding Alumni & Friends. COC vs Allan Hancock College Football game immediately following dinner.
          Time: 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM
          Phone #: 661.362.3435
          Website: www.canyons.edu

•  All Corked Up International Wine Festival - All Corked Up hosts an International Wine Festival at COC to benefit the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center's new K-12 Arts Education Outreach program. Travel the world for only $50 with tastings from California to Australia and dine on regional offerings from local restaurants and caterers. The experience will be enhanced with live music and art exhibits. The event is from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at COC, parking lot 7
          Time: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Website: www.allcorkedup.com

•  The Crayon Court - Journey to the land of the Crayon Court, a whimsical, interactive and colorful playground praised by critics and children alike. With trumpets blaring, these life-sized crayons take the audience on a vivid ride with surprises around every corner -- from a dip to the bottom of the sea to a visit from the dinosaur rock band! Created and directed by two-time Emmy-nominated puppeteer Thom Fountain, the Crayon Court is filled with colorful characters and magical music in a performance definitely outside the (crayon) box!
          Time: 2:00 PM
          Website: www.canyonspac.com

Saturday, October 3 to Sunday, October 4

•  Festival of the Arts - On October 3 and 4, 2009, the Santa Clarita Festival of the Arts, sponsored by Lockheed Federal Credit Union, will highlight a spectrum of artistic talent in Old Town Newhall.
          Website: scfestivalofthearts.com

Saturday, October 3 to Saturday, October 17

•  'N the Pink at 'N Style Salon - Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month with 'N Style Salon. Customers can show their support by getting 1 to 3 pink hair extensions or a power-dose blow-dry with a $10 donation. Raffle tickets will be sold. All proceeds benefit the Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Reservations Requested. Call today! 'N Style Salon is located at 26111 Bouquet Cyn Rd Ste. A3 in Santa Clarita.
          Phone #: 661-254-4841

Sunday, October 4

•  Soroptomist presents "Bras for a Cause" - Starting at 1pm, Soroptimist International of Santa Clarita Valley will be presenting its annual Bras for a Cause fundraising event in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
          Time: 1:00 PM
          Phone #: 645-1893
          Website: www.siscv.com

Thursday, October 8

•  Henry Mayo Confidential Depression Screenings - Join Henry Mayo for National Depression Screening day, which will include free and confidential screenings for depression, general anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and bipolar disorder. Attendees will participate in a ten minute survey, followed by an opportunity to discuss the results with a mental health professional and, if necessary, learn where to go for additional help. The entire process can be completed within 20 to 30 minutes.
          Phone #: (661) 253-8326
          Website: www.henrymayo.com

•  Experience Guided Imagery for Your Body, Mind & Spirit - Held by Maile Gray, C.Ht. at Kenneally Acupuncture.
          Time: 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
          Phone #: 252-4100
          Website: www.kenneallyacupuncture.com

•  LETMESAIL: A Night of Inspiration - In celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, LETMESAIL is proud to present this event, which showcases the inspiring stories of individuals who have overcome their own disabilities to achieve greatness. This year's featured speaker is former Major League Baseball pitcher Jim Abbott. Jim will share his story of how, born with only one hand, he rose to the highest level of professional baseball. Held at the Performing Arts Center at COC.
          Phone #: 362.5304
          Website: www.canyonspac.com

•  SCV Quilt Guild - The Santa Clarita Valley Quilt Guild meets on the second Thursday of each month . The meeting includes Show and Share of members' quilt works, refreshments and a program. Annual dues are $25 ($22 for members age 55 and older); $5 for guests. Walk-ins are welcome. Meetings are held at the Santa Clarita Methodist Church, 26640 Bouquet Canyon Road, Saugus (The guild is not affiliated with the church).
          Time: 7:00 PM
          Website: www.scvquiltguild.org

Friday, October 9

•  Taste of Expo - Open to the public, up to 25 of Santa Clarita's finest restaurants and caterers will provide the "best of the best" in local dining fare on Friday, October 9 starting at 5:00 p.m. with Taste of Expo. Located at the Santa Clarita Sports Complex, 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway.

This event doubles as the Chamber's October business mixer with networking opportunities and typically draws up to 1,200 business people. Exhibit booths will be open during the event. Pack of 10 food and drink tickets for $20. Available at the door or advance purchase online at scvchamber.com.
          Time: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Phone #: 661.702.6977
          Website: www.scvchamber.com

Saturday, October 10

•  Rubber Ducky Regatta - The 7th Annual Rubber Ducky Regatta is a fun-filled family event at Castaic Lake that will raise funds for Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers, Inc., which provides health care for residents throughout the Santa Clarita Valley.
          Website: www.sdfhc.org

•  4th Annual Children's Safety Fair - Starting at 11am, Resource fair to provide families with information on child safety issues such as child abuse, carseat safety, bullying, pool safety, in addition to nutrition and meal planning, mental health issues and educational programs. Free lunch and fun activities for children will be provided. Held at the Newhall Community Center,
          Time: 11:00 AM
          Website: www.csun.edu/vtc

•  Lombardi Ranch Bake Sale to Benefit Two Families - The MOMS Club of Saugus has chosen the Christian and Zicree families, who have children battling cancer, as beneficiaries for its 2009 service project. Both families need assistance with medical bills and regular living expenses. The MOMS Club of Saugus will make and sell items at the "Bake Shack" at Lombardi Ranch on Sat., Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lombardi Ranch is located at 29527 Bouquet Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, CA 91390. Freshly baked goods for sale will include pumpkin and banana breads, cookies, rice crispy treats, caramel corn, brownies, and fudge. All proceeds of the sale will be split between the two families. Donations can also be mailed payable to "MOMS Club of Saugus" with "Zicree/Christian" in the memo field of the check to 19635 Lanview Lane, Santa Clarita, CA 91350.
          Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
          Phone #: saugusmoms@yahoo.com

•  OutWest presents Western Music & Poetry Night - OutWest, a boutique in Old Town Newhall that celebrates the spirit of the West, is hosting an evening of Western music and poetry. Singer/songwriter John Bergstrom and Cowboy Poet Joe Herrington will entertain you with homespun stories and songs that so perfectly capture the West that you'll feel as if you're sitting by a warm, crackling campfire under a starlit sky. Reservations are required as seating is limited, and a suggested donation of $20 includes light refreshments. Make your reservations now at OutWest on Main Street in Old Town Newhall.
          Time: 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 255-7087
          Website: www.scvoutwest.com

Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, October 11

•  SCV Chamber Home & Business EXPO - Expo 25 promises to be better than ever. This year, Expo moves indoors to the popular Santa Clarita Sports Complex bringing community and business together for the ultimate meet-and-greet. Exhibitors, non-profits, job fair, business help center and community entertainment showcase during the main event Saturday and Sunday for a non-stop weekend of fun and excitement. Open to the public.

Saturday, Oct 10 from 10am-5pm and Sunday, Oct 11 from 10am-3pm. Job Fair and Business Help Center on Saturday ONLY from 10am-1pm. Santa Clarita Sports Complex located at 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway. Admission $1
          Phone #: 661.702.6977
          Website: www.scvchamber.com

•  6th annual Circle of Hope Decades of Delights Tea - Enjoy the various entertainers and musicians, browse the silent auction and raffle tables. Stroll backwards through the decades as each table will feature fashion, food, and fads from the 1890s to the 1970s. Come dressed to the 90s, to the 20s, 30s or 40s. Reserve a table of 8-10 of your favorite decade, or bring a friend and your favorite vintage hat. Seats are limited so purchase your tickets early. Tickets $50, Held in a stunning English garden at a private home near Peachland Estates.
          Time: 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
          Phone #: (661) 254-5218
          Website: www.circleofhopeinc.org

Sunday, October 11

•  CTG presents FREE "Thriller" Dance Lessons - Join the staff and company of dancers at the Canyon Theatre Guild, as they host FREE 'Thriller' dance lessons.

The Canyon Theatre Guild will take part in the Main Street Zombie March on Oct 17th where they will attempt to set a world record for the number of zombies dancing to Michael Jackson's seminal hit, 'Thriller'. The guild is located at
24242 Main Street (formerly San Fernando Rd.) in Newhall.
          Time: 5:00 PM
          Phone #: (661) 799-2702
          Website: www.canyontheatre.org

•  Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes - Beginning at 8am, Step Out with news anchor & Honorary Chair, Rick Chambers, and more than a thousand walkers at Bridgeport Park to fight diabetes! Enjoy a stroll through the beautiful river trails of Valencia with a scenic view of Bridgeport Lake and convenient water stops along the route. As walkers arrive at the finish line, they are greeted with a hero's welcome followed by live entertainment, product sampling and other fun activities.
          Time: 8:00 AM
          Website: main.diabetes.org/stepout_valencia

•  9th Annual Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair - Over 70 vendors of pet related supplies and services, raffle, yummy people food, "kidz zone", demonstrations, animal photographer and artist, pet psychic, shows, low cost vaccine clinic, and of course: lots of dogs, cats, puppies & kittens from all 6 LA County Animal Shelters, available for adoption, all in search of their forever homes! This event is FREE to all and a great day of family fun!
          Time: 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-297-5961
          Website: www.BowWowsAndMeows.org

Sunday, October 11 to Sunday, October 25

•  Become Wine Certified Today! - Recommended for anyone who wishes to increase his or her sales profit, income or knowledge of wine. WSET, provides high quality education and training in wines and spirits. This certification is recognized worldwide. Learn WSET's systematic approach to tasting, food and wine pairing, grape growing and wine making. Class schedule is as follows- October 11th: 9:00am to 6:00pm, October 18th: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, October 25th: 10:00 am (Exam)
          Time: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
          Phone #: 818-309-5259
          Website: www.worldwineeducation.com

Tuesday, October 13

•  SCV Parkinson's Support Group - The Santa Clarita Valley Parkinson's Support Group facilitated by Joan Osborne has announced their 2009 schedule. The group will meet at the SCV Senior Center, 22900 Market Street in Newhall. A presentation and refreshments are included at each meeting.
          Time: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
          Phone #: 553-9011
          Website: www.scvseniorcenter.org

Wednesday, October 14

•  Stitch Cafe Offers Tunisian Crochet Instruction - Considered by many to be a cross between knitting and crochet, the distinctive fabric created by this technique looks almost woven! Instructor Marcy Feldman makes it so easy and fun... you'll pick it up in no time.
          Time: 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 818-980-1234
          Website: www.stitchcafe.com/

Friday, October 16

•  GoGirls MusicFest - 10th annual acoustic music concert to benefit two area Maternity Homes -- Sarah's House and Angels Way. This is one of 12 concerts nationwide that comprise the 10th Annual GoGirls MusicFest, highlighting independent women in music. The local show will feature Trish Lester, Evonne Rivera, Genevieve, Natalie Kaye Arazi, Kat Blackwell and Kelly's Lot. Free GoGirlsMusic compilation CD to the first 50 people in the door! Opportunity drawings!
          Time: 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-254-1242
          Website: www.gogirlsmusicfest.com/ggmf2009/

Friday, October 16 to Sunday, October 18

•  "Emerging as the Butterfly" Retreat - This three day retreat is for the willing, ready and able to look at their life in a new way, let go of what is holding them back from "flying" and connect with others who are on the same journey to self-empowerment, freedom, joy and a sense of full engagement in life. We begin at 5p.m. on Friday, end around 10 pm. Saturday is 10 am - 10 pm and Sunday is 9am - 7 pm. Investment is $444. Limited to 5 attendees.
          Time: 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM
          Phone #: 661.964.9203
          Website: www.momentconnections.com

Friday, October 16 to Sunday, October 25

•  Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical - Hair tells a story about Claude, a young man from Oklahoma who comes to New York City,strikes up a friendship with a group of hippies, and falls in love. Their happiness is short-lived when Claude is drafted and must leave for Vietnam.
          Phone #: 362-5304
          Website: www.canyonspac.com

Saturday, October 17

•  Main Street Zombie March - Promptly at dusk, registered zombie participants will begin their shambling, shuffling, undead journey from Brave New World, headed south along the newly renovated Main St., to William S. Hart Park. Once at the park, zombies will receive complimentary admission to Heritage Haunt, the long running haunted house attraction at Heritage Junction.

Along the way, participants are invited to join the staff and company of dancers at the Canyon Theatre Guild, as they attempt to set a world record for the number of zombies dancing to Michael Jackson's seminal hit, 'Thriller'. Everyone, undead or not, is welcome back to Brave New World for Some Enchanted Evening: ZOMBIE PROM! Zombie Prom will feature live, undead music, and a Zombie Prom photo booth.
          Time: 6:00 AM
          Phone #: 259-4745
          Website: www.bravenewworldcomics.com

•  Live Jazz , Soul, and R&B, with Dynamic Vocalist Laura Frappier - Join Valencia Wine Company for an exciting evening of live Jazz, Soul, and R& B music with Dynamic Vocalist Laura Frappier and Friends. Valencia Wine Company is located at the Valencia Town Center, 24300 Town Center Drive, Suite #105.
          Phone #: 661-254-9300
          Website: www.laurafrappier.com

•  Running Shoes and the Personal Fit - Runners Lane teams up with Whole Foods Market Valencia, the Recovery Destination for the Santa Clarita Marathon for a presentation by Flo Mina on the subject of "Running Shoes and the Personal Fit." Thirty (30) minute Lecture followed by a one (1) hour Fun Run with Runners Lane sponsored by Saucony (walkers are welcome). Held at Runners Lane
          Time: 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
          Phone #: 260-3368
          Website: www.runnerslane.com

•  Dianne G. Van Hook University Center Grand Opening - The official opening of the Dianne G. Van Hook University Center. Immediately following the ribbon-cutting ceremony guests will enjoy a sunset reception and tours of the building.
          Time: 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
          Website: www.canyons.edu

•  Teen Driving Safety Fair - Teen Driving Safety Fair, hosted by the City of Santa Clarita and the Auto Club of Southern California, will feature important information and resources for young drivers and parents. The fair, to be held in Central Park, will include educational sessions on California's graduated driver licensing laws, licensing requirements, teen crash risks, and other topics; interactive driving activities and games; under-the-hood maintenance demonstrations; teen driver custom car fit; a rock climbing wall that demonstrates a drop similar to a 30-mph car crash; and more. Free and open to the public.
          Phone #: (661) 250-3708
          Website: www.santa-clarita.com/blueribbon

Saturday, October 17 to Sunday, October 18

•  SCAA presents "20th Annual Art Classic" - Featuring fine art from over 130 members, (from 1-5 pm on October 18th). You'll be entertained with music, wine and beverages, tasty finger food and desserts. Held at Hart Hall, William S. Hart Park, 24151 Newhall Ave. in Santa Clarita

Free public viewing will be on Saturday, Oct. 17, (1:30-5 pm) for students, seniors, handicapped, and organizations - minus the party atmosphere.
          Phone #: 661.618.0939
          Website: www.santaclaritaartists.org

Saturday, October 17 to Saturday, October 31

•  "Nightmares of Newhall" Heritage Haunt - "Nightmares of Newhall" includes the following Spooky Events: Psycho's Fun House, Chewy's Pirate Cove, Haunted Village, Desperado's Haunted Hay Ride, and Nightmares of the Newhall Ranch House. Heritage Haunt is non profit Event with all proceeds benefiting the SCV Historical Society and William S. Hart Union School District. Adults $10, Children 8-12 $8, Children 7 & Under FREE. Held at 24107 Newhall Ave in Newhall.
          Time: 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-254-1275 or Haunt line 661-998-3026
          Website: www.scvhaunt.com

Sunday, October 18

•  Valencia Christian presents Worship Arts Recital - Experience an afternoon of praise through the Worship Arts. Join Valencia Christian Center as they worship God through Praise Dance, Flags, Hip-Hop, Human Video, Mime and Tambourines. This is a FREE event and is open to the public. Valencia Christian Center is located at 26860 Seco Canyon near the corner of Bouquet Canyon Road.
          Time: 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
          Phone #: 373-7305 Pamela
          Website: www.joinvcc.org

•  NKBA Tour of Kitchens - This self-guided tour showcases 10 brand-new or recently-remodeled, designer kitchens as a charity fundraiser for the Michael Hoefflin Foundation. The tour includes homes in Happy Valley, Saugus, Northbridge, the Summit and three brand-new homes in Sand Canyon that will knock your socks off, as well as smaller homes with equally impressive storage solutions. The designers and contractors who created the gems will be present to answer questions and discuss their work.
          Time: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-250-4100
          Website: www.NKBAccv.org

•  AIDS Walk Los Angeles - Since 1985, AIDS Walk Los Angeles has raised $59 million for HIV programs and services in Los Angeles County, and has grown into the largest AIDS fundraising event in California. You may register as an individual walker, as part of a team of walkers, or as a Star Walker. (Star Walkers are participants who pledge to raise $1,000 or more.) There is no fee to register, but we encourage everyone to raise funds. Last year, the average walker raised more than $285! Any amount you raise is greatly needed and appreciated.
          Website: www.aidswalk.net/losangeles/index.html

•  Child & Family Center's Kid Expo - Starting at 11am, Kid Expo is a trade show for kids! This is a must-attend event for families where Santa Clarita Valley businesses exhibit their products and/or services for kids! In addition to exhibits, the thousands of attendees can enjoy fun outdoor activities. All proceeds benefit the Child & Family Center.
          Time: 11:00 AM
          Phone #: http://www.kidexposcv.com

•  Breakfast with the Gibbons Fundraiser - Please join us for a special event at the Gibbon Conservation Center that will include a guided tour of the largest group of gibbons (small apes) in the Americas (including infants), a vegan breakfast, gift shop, and question and answer session with founder Alan Mootnick. We'll hear the gibbons "sing" their haunting territorial call - a truly remarkable and unforgettable experience! Tickets $35. All proceeds benefit gibbons.
          Website: www.gibboncenter.org

Wednesday, October 21

•  Santa Clarita Poets & Songwriters - Join local poets and lyricists at the Canyon Country Joann Darcy Library, 18601 Soledad Canyon Rd. Every third Wednesday in 2009. You are welcome to bring a poem or lyrics of your own composition either to read aloud or to "workshop." If you would like feedback, please bring at least 6 copies to pass around.
          Time: 6:00 PM
          Phone #: 251-2720

Thursday, October 22

•  Goddess Fun & Charity Night - Enjoy mini services, martinis, raffles, vendors and more! Benefiting the Domestic Violence Center of SCV. Held at Balance Point Spa, 18285 Soledad Canyon Rd.
          Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Phone #: 252.0650
          Website: www.balancepointspa.com

•  Halloween Harvest Wine Dinner - Join World Wine Education for a fun-filled night with Goblins and Ghouls, and best of all, wines that are just as intriguing and mysterious. This is a Halloween party for wine enthusiasts that will haunt your memory in years to come. Bring friends, family and anyone brave enough for the Vampire Wines! There will be a prize for the best costume. (TPC dress code is in effect. Please no mid-drifts or skirts higher than 4" above the knee)
$95 per person. Held at TPC Valencia. A portion of the proceeds will go to Variety-The Children's Charity.
          Time: 6:00 PM
          Phone #: 818-309-5259
          Website: www.worldwineeducation.com

•  Democratic Alliance for Action (DAA) Meeting - Santa Clarita's Democratic Alliance for Action ("DAA") will host a candidate forum at its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening, October 22 starting at 7:00PM at Vincenzo's Pizza, 24504 1/2 Lyons Ave., Newhall. Meet local school and water board candidates before the November 3 election. DAA is a warm and dynamic progressive group that welcomes all Dems. Come early to order delicious pizza and salad.
          Time: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Phone #: (661) 309-4322
          Website: www.daa.org

Friday, October 23

•  The Master's College Two Piano Concert - Dr. Ken Mays and Dr. Bill Phemister will perform a concert together on October 23rd at 7:30 p.m.
          Time: 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 661.259.3540, ext. 3193

•  Two Pianos: Bartok and Bolling - The Master's College music department features Dr. Kenneth Mays and guest artist Dr. William Phemister in a two-piano concert at 7:30 p.m. The concert will be held in The Master's College Music Recital Hall (24376 Quigley Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91321). Tickets may be purchased at the door: Adults are $10, and students are free.
          Time: 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 661.259.3540 ext. 3196
          Website: www.masters.edu/music

Saturday, October 24

•  Halloween Party - Join Wings, Pizza n Things for their Halloween party featuring costume contest, drink specials, live music and raffle giveaways. Located at 28070 Hasley Canyon Rd in Castaic.
          Time: 8:00 PM
          Phone #: 295-1000
          Website: www.wingsnpizza.com

•  Heritage Haunt Pumpkin Festival - The festival opens in Old Town Newhall where the Halloween Costume parade to William S. Hart Park begins. Once in the Park, enjoy numerous shows and events such as the Pumpkin Carving Contest- (200 free pumpkins available on a first come first served basis), Lighting ceremony and awards (held at 7:30 pm at the Hart Ranch House), Halloween Bug Show, and the Creatures of the Night Show. There will be a variety of musical and dance performances throughout the park as well. Free to the public!
          Time: 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-254-1275 or "Haunt"line 661-998-3026
          Website: www.scvhaunt.com

•  REPEast Playhouse presents Hollywood & Broadway 2009 - The stars collide as the REPEast Playhouse presents various songs and scenes from Broadway Musicals and Blockbuster Hollywood Films.
          Phone #: (661) 288-0000
          Website: www.repeastplayhouse.org

•  College of the Canyons President's Circle Event - Starting at 5:30pm, Guests will enjoy cocktails, a special dinner on campus and the production of "Hair" in the performing arts center.
          Time: 5:00 PM
          Website: www.canyons.edu

•  Make A Difference Day 2009 - Starting at 8am, HandsOn Santa Clarita, in partnership with the City of Santa Clarita, hosts the most encompassing national day of helping others a celebration of neighbors helping neighbors. Everyone is invited to participate.
          Time: 8:00 AM
          Website: www.volunteerinscv.org

•  The Painted Turtle: Casino Royale II - Starting at 5pm, Join the Painted Turtle for their 5th annual fund-raiser featuring Entertainment, Games of Chance, Great Food and fun in a Very Special Setting at the Camp.
          Time: 5:00 PM
          Website: www.thepaintedturtle.org

Sunday, October 25

•  Haunted Jail House - The local Boys & Girls Club will decorate the station jail and provide a safe, fun and adventurous outing for families. Costume judging and game booths are just part of the boo-tacular event;
          Website: www.scvsherriff.com

Tuesday, October 27

•  MOMS Club Bake Sale @ Lombardi Ranch - MOMS Club of Canyon Country hosts a bake sale fundraiser benefiting the family of Liza Jennifer Strote, a Valencia resident who recently passed away suddenly from a massive heart attack. She is survived by her husband, John Charles Strote, daughter Elizabeth (3 years) and son Joey (18 months). The proceeds of the sale will be donated towards a scholarship fund for her children. A collection jar will also be available for anyone wishing to make a general donation. For more information on Liza please visit her obituary by clicking here.
Lombardi Ranch is located at 29527 Bouquet Canyon Road, Saugus, CA 91390.
          Phone #: 805-390-0141
          Website: www.momsclubccs.org

•  Judge Graciela Freixes - "A Superior Woman" - Join the American Association of Women for a buffet dinner and social as they announce thier speaker series "Women Activating Change". Appointed to the Superior in Santa Clarita by Governor Schwarzenegger, Judge Graciela Freixes is the first female Cuban-American judge west of Miami. She traveled the tumultuous journey from Havana and has both a uniquely rich background and inspiring story. Learn of the "trials" of one of our own SCV women! Held at the Residence Inn, 25320 The Old Rd., SCV
Cost: $20.00 Reservations by Oct 23 required. Call or email hanson@ideasalacarte.com
          Time: 6:15 PM
          Phone #: 661-259-1861
          Website: www.aauw-scv.org/

•  VIP Evening with Hugh Hewitt - Enjoy a lovely evening of music and dining with Radio Talk Show host, author, and Constitutional Law professor HUGH HEWITT.
Advance Tickets $75. Reservations requested. Held at Robinson Ranch Golf Club, 27734 Sand Canyon Rd. in Canyon Country.
          Time: 7:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-259-5416
          Website: www.scvgop.com

Wednesday, October 28

•  Decadence - DECADENCE, A Festival for all the senses, benefitting children with cancer will be at The Patios at Westfield Valencia Town Center in Santa Clarita, California. A joint effort between the All Corked Up wine bar, Bristol Farms, Westfield Valencia Town Center and the Michael Hoefflin Foundation, this will be a sinfully indulgent event. There will be live music. Tickets can be purchased at All Corked Up, Bristol Farms and at www.mhf.org.
          Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
          Phone #: 661-250-4100
          Website: www.mhf.org

Thursday, October 29

•  Vino 100 Presents Demystifying Food and Wine Pairing: Part II - Tamra Levine, chef, teacher, Director of Catering at Salt Creek Grill and owner of Heritage Lane Productions will be teaching this 4-part series. You will enjoy Salt Creek Grille Catering's perfectly prepared and exquisitely plated selections of food tastes, accompanied by Vino 100's wonderful wine selections. $36/class; RSVP required.

          Time: 7:00 PM
          Phone #: 661.294.6886
          Website: www.vino100valencia.com

•  The Master's College Wind Ensemble Concert - The Master's College Wind Ensemble is performing under the competent baton of Dr. Steve Opfer. The concert is free of charge, and all are welcome to attend. It will be held in The Master's College Music Recital Hall, 24736 Quigley Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91321.
          Time: 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 661.259.3540 ext. 3196
          Website: www.masters.edu/music

Friday, October 30

•  The Master's College Fall Concert - The Master's College music department presents their Fall Concert featuring several groups and ensembles, including Chorale, Women's Chamber Choir, Majesty, and Handbells. In addition, the concert will feature various soloists, a woodwind trio, and even an excerpt from the department's upcoming Opera Scenes. The concert is free and will be held in The Master's College Music Recital Hall, 24736 Quigley Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91321
          Time: 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 661.259.3540 ext. 3196q
          Website: www.masters.edu/music

•  FALL JAZZ BAND CONCERT - The fantastic fall concert featuring the award-winning COC Jazz Ensemble and the COC Lab Jazz Combo, under the direction of KC Manji, will present jazz standards and include soloists from within the ensembles.
          Time: 7:30 PM
          Phone #: 362.5304
          Website: www.canyonspac.com

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