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Santa Clarita is known for being safe, having great schools, terrible traffic during road construction on the 5 and... that's about it. And that's ok. We're only a quarter of a century old, after all. But those in the know know that our up-and-coming culture is becoming more cultured by the day. We drive cool cars, listen to opera, revisit theatrical classics and even belong to posh country clubs. It might not be enough to throw shade at, say, Pasadena - but we're on our way.
In Santa Clarita, the Holiday Home Tour is akin to Black Friday shopping at Target. It's a seasonal rite of passage that you look forward to every year.
Grab a pumpkin-spiced anything, pull on a sweater and get out there, cool-weather-loving friends - because there's a lot of fall fun to fit into a few short months.
Yes, you can put your pinky up when you sip your drink at one of these local cultural finds. Join family and friends in a celebration of thefiner things in life, Santa Clarita style.
On Saturday, November 17, the merchants of Old Town Newhall welcome the community to their annual Sip N' Shop from 2pm to 6pm. Guests will nosh on light snacks and treats while taking advantage of deep pre-holiday discounts while meeting the small business owners who help keep Old Town Newhall a unique, vibrant destination.
Kick-off this holiday season and help celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley at Festival of Trees!
Even if you're not Sporty Spice, hometown football games can prove to be high in entertainment value. Don't have a dog in the fight? No matter. Cheer for a cool, crisp night out; hot cocoa in your hand; and the happy energy of the surrounding fans. Go see a football game!
Support Bridge to Home's Goal of a Permanent, Year-round Shelter by Attending Soup for the Soul
Children with serious medical conditions often get left out of traditional "kid" rights of passage, like summer camp. That's where The Painted Turtle, located in nearby Lake Hughes, comes in. From its adaptive programming to its hospital outreach program, The Painted Turtle empowers children with life-threatening illnesses to gain independence and build a community where they are not alone.
In 2017, I settled into a plush chair in The Paseo Club's well-appointed loggia to sign my membership contract, wondering if my family would really use it. It wouldn't be the first time I've enrolled in a health club, only to find out hundreds (Thousands?) of dollars later that the closest I'd get to the entry was when I was in the adjacent Starbucks drive-thru line.
After 15 years of raising vital funds for SCV residents with breast cancer, it's time for Bras for a Cause to get a lift, padding the hundreds of thousands already raised in a decade and a half with a record-breaking anniversary haul.
On August 25, over 850 guests, volunteers, kids and horses will come together to raise operational funds for Carousel Ranch, a local equestrian-therapy program that serves over 100 SCV kids weekly.
Sometimes, simple tools can create the most complex masterpieces. That's the concept behind the Santa Clarita Chalk Festival, presented by the Old Town Newhall Association in conjunction with the City of Santa Clarita.
Summer is about spending time with family and creating memories that will last a lifetime. Whether it's taking your kids to the pool or having a night out with friends in Newhall, Santa Clarita offers great ways to stay entertained and active during the summer months. Check out the different options right here in town for making this summer one you won't forget.
You're Invited to Carousel Ranch's Heart of the West Presented by Princess Cruises Community Foundation, Carousel Ranch's annual fundraiser, Heart of the West, is gearing up to be another phenomenal event - their 22nd! Held on the grounds of Carousel Ranch, Heart of the West will again be catered by Salt Creek Grille with a bar hosted by Vincent Hill Station.
Jack the Ripper Immersive Reality Experience Makes the Cut at Mountasia Beginning Late August
You won't want to miss the 7th Annual "Comics For The Cause," to benefit The Youth Project.
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