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Cowboy Festival Adds New Event to Hart Mansion

Press Release | Thursday, Jan 19, 2017

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Saddle up: tickets for the 24th Annual Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival are selling quickly and now is the time to start looking at all the events we have to offer in addition to the Festival. A new event has just been added to the Hart Mansion on Saturday, April 22. Read on to find the perfect event to compliment your Cowboy Festival experience.

Wednesday, April 19
The Festival kicks off with the OutWest Concert Series at the Repertory East Playhouse featuring Mary Kaye and Joe Herrington. Treat your ears to a performance of captivating Western music and poetry.

Thursday, April 20
Film aficionados won’t want to miss The SCV Film Ranch Tour on Thursday, April 20. Newhall residents and Hollywood film historians, E.J. and Kim Stephens, will take you on a memorable coach tour of famous western film sites in and around the Santa Clarita Valley. Many of these sites are familiar to viewers around the world, but are rarely seen up-close by the public.

Friday, April 21
Relax to the baritone voice of award-winning songsmith Jon Chandler, as he takes the stage at the Rancho Camulos Museum, one of America’s finest Early California living examples. This visit also includes a southwestern lunch in an idyllic setting and an opportunity to step back in time with a docent-led tour of the museum grounds.

Friday afternoon, it’s your chance to experience celluloid history on the Paramount Ranch/M*A*S*H Tour. That’s right…guests will be taken to the Fox Ranch where the remains of the 4077th MASH unit can still be found. The tour will also visit Paramount Ranch, where hundreds of movies have been filmed.

Friday night, Dave Stamey, Western Music Association Entertainer of the year, performs in the intimate setting of silent film actor William S. Hart’s historically preserved 1920’s living room at the Hart Mansion.

Saturday, April 22
NEW! Wyatt Earp is Back!
Hear two insightful authors, Garner Palenske and Nicholas Cataldo, discuss the true life stories of Wyatt Earp in the living room of silent film star William S. Hart.

For times and ticket information, visit www.cowboyfestival.org.

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