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Newhall Community Center Celebrates 20th Anniversary With A Fiesta

The Newhall Community Center has officially been serving the community for 20 years, cause for celebration is in order with music and togetherness.

On Saturday, the City of Santa Clarita hosted a celebration for the Newhall Community Center’s 20th Anniversary with a free outdoor celebration filled with fantastic performances.

The celebration also had Mexican food and paletas provided from locally owned small businesses, as well as other fun activities such as face painting and decorating tote bags.

Inside the community center were pictures displayed showing the program from its infancy all the way up to this year.  

Photo by Ally Ines

At the beginning of the celebration, speeches were given out about the importance of the Newhall Community Center for the Santa Clarita community and its lasting impact on multiple lives.

One of the speeches was by Rosa Hernandez, who was one of the individuals greatly impacted by the center, having many memorable moments for herself and her daughter.

Rosa Hernandez | Photo by Ally Ines

“The center is more than a building, it’s a place where we laugh, where we learn, and where we feel at home. It’s where traditions are shared, created friendships and families. One of my greatest memories and joy is watching my daughter go through the Ballet Folklórico program. Through dance, she learned confidence and found out who she is,” Hernandez said.

Proceeding the speeches were the fiesta performances, starting off with the Ciudad de Santa Clarita All-Student Mariachi, playing a multitude of songs.

Photo by Ally Ines

Next, the crowd was entertained by the wonderful music from Mariachi band, Charros de Oro. 

Photo by Ally Ines

Lastly, the Newhall Community Center Folklórico performed beautiful dances telling stories of Mexican culture. 

Photo by Ally Ines

Throughout its 20-year history, the Newhall Community Center has brought generations together to learn, be active, and socialize. Whether it’s youth and teen programs, fitness classes, creative workshops, or opportunities for older adults to stay engaged, the Center reflects the people and everyday experiences in the Santa Clarita Valley.


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Newhall Community Center Celebrates 20th Anniversary With A Fiesta

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