The Signal

Showcasing local artists

Festival to take place in August

- By Emily Mulhausen

The Santa Clarita Artists Associatio­n, or SCAA, is hosting the Summer Art Festival, a two-day event in August, featuring 20 local artists and over 100 pieces of art, at The Oaks Club.

“The public is invited to view the art show anytime and to join our artists' reception,” said SCAA events coordinato­r Laurie Morgan. “You're invited to look over their shoulders and ask questions. Local officials, artist members and art leaders will grace the occasion.”

Starting at 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, a live band will perform for dinner patrons. Then on Saturday evening from 5-8 p.m. Aug. 11, a free artists’ reception featuring live entertainm­ent, appetizers and desserts with a no-host bar will take place.

Although the golf course is private to members, the restaurant is open to the public for lunch and dinner.

In its 29th year, SCAA’s main goal is to make visual art visible in the community. It provides free art demonstrat­ions to the public; participat­es in community events; awards yearly scholarshi­ps for high school art students and College of the Canyons; and loans art to local medical offices and facilities to uplift the spirits of patients, a news release said.

The Summer Art Festival will run from Aug. 1011, Friday noon to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at The Oaks Club of Valencia, 26550 Heritage View Lane.

To learn more about the SCAA, go to the SCAA website, www.santaclari­taartists.org. For more informatio­n on the Summer Art Festival, contact event co-chair Tony Barba at 818-968-6333.

 ?? Austin Dave/ The Signal (See additional photos at signalscv.com) ?? The Santa Clarita Artists Associatio­n is hosting the Summer Art Festival in August. The two-day event will feature 20 local artists and more than 100 pieces of art at The Oaks Club.
Austin Dave/ The Signal (See additional photos at signalscv.com) The Santa Clarita Artists Associatio­n is hosting the Summer Art Festival in August. The two-day event will feature 20 local artists and more than 100 pieces of art at The Oaks Club.

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