The City of Santa Clarita is hosting an event where you can paint on the ice at the Cube before it temporarily closes. 

Have you ever wanted to paint the surface of an ice rink? Now’s your chance. The community is invited to bring their friends and family to a Paint the Ice event at The Cube—Ice and Entertainment Center Powered by FivePoint Valencia on Sunday, July 14. 

Attendees can register for three different time frames, each one lasting for one hour, starting at 5:00 p.m.

All participants will need to register online by clicking here and signing a waiver onsite, according to City officials.  

At the event, staff are set to provide participants with paint to decorate the surface of the Olympic and Pond ice rinks. 

Children and teens ages 14 and under will be required to wear a helmet on the ice, added City officials. 

While at The Cube, head upstairs to grab dinner or drinks at The Grille or Top Shelf! Enjoy Maria’s Deli favorites or try one of the local brews or unique cocktails.

After the event, The Cube is scheduled to be closed starting Monday, July 15 until Sunday, July 28, according to City officials. 

This closure is part of the City’s Energy Infrastructure Modernization Project, which began in 2023. 

This project, part of the Santa Clarita 2025 Strategic Plan, will revitalize aging infrastructure, mitigate rising utility costs and promote sustainability. 

Recently, The Cube received LED lighting and HVAC modifications throughout the facility, as well as a new roof. During the upcoming closure, the City is set to begin the process of installing an upgraded ice refrigeration system.

For more information on the Paint the Ice event, click here or call (661) 257 – CUBE 

Ed. Note: The above information was provided to KHTS by the City of Santa Clarita.

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