Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita residents have a busy weekend starting Feb.

27 with a variety show at TMU Music Recital Hall, a talent showcase at Saugus High School, and the play DISCONNECT (at The MAIN), with additional family events including nature walks and farm visits.

Castaic Animal Care Center will host the Hearts, Paws, And Claws Adoption Event Saturday, Feb.

28 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with adoptions until 5 p.m., waiving fees and offering free giveaways and a kissing booth (Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo is expected to visit).

The Cowboy Festival Wedding in Santa Clarita will take place on Saturday, April 18.

Couples can book a 30-minute ceremony, marriage license, professional photo session plus VIP festival passes, shuttle service and a complimentary photo shoot for the first two sign-ups.

The Santa Clarita Chamber of Commerce will host the InfluenceHer Boardroom Ready Panel on March 10, where a panel of women will share their experience working on corporate boards & discuss their career insights.

On Feb. 20, the Hart District Film Festival took place at Valencia High School with students and community members watching 18 selected films from 37 entries showcasing local creativity.

Luke Landress’s film 'Kill John' won best writing, comedy + best picture as audience votes celebrated rising talent.

SCV BandCast is hosting its 2026 Battle of the Bands at Route 66 with dual outdoor stages in mid-summer and December.

The competition focuses on original music, featuring a monthly interview series with celebrity judges (starting in March) and offering paid performance gigs while local sponsors are invited to participate.

Providence Holy Cross Medical Center was named among America’s 50 Best Hospitals for the seventh straight year by Healthgrades — a ranking based on top 1% clinical performance and outcomes across common conditions in Mission Hills.

Golden Valley alumna Azaria Hill competed in women's bobsleigh at the Winter Olympics over the weekend with teammate Kaysha Love, finishing fifth overall.

The duo ran through four heats — a proud display of local talent on the world stage.

Castaic boys’ volleyball swept Trinity in straight sets on Tuesday at The Church of the Nazarene—marking their first unbeaten 4—0 start; coach David Chae said the win shows promise for their upcoming league play.