If you’re as pet-crazy as my family is, you and yours will love the “Stunt Dog Experience” Friday night at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons.
Renowned animal trainer Chris Perondi and his loyal canine crew present amazing pet tricks, big-air stunts, comedy antics, dancing dogs and exciting athletic feats. It’s high-energy fun for pet lovers of all ages. Showtime is at 8 p.m. Friday, and tickets range from $18-$33. Call the PAC box office now at 661-362-5304.
Top local rockbilly ravers and SCVTV “House Blend” stars Hard Six join the mayhem at the inaugural “Rocketbilly Jubillee in the Hills,” set for Sunday afternoon at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks.
Along with a custom car show and pin-up contest, the band lineup also features The Rocketz, The Delta Bombers, Three on a Match, Galactic Polecats, SoCal Rocket Dynamics and more. Sounds like a blast. Showtime’s at 3 p.m.; call the Borderline at 805-446-4435 for tickets and more info.
And speaking of Hard Six, on Saturday night, we’re featuring a special encore broadcast of the trio’s killer “House Blend” show hosted by yours truly. Hard Six premiered songs from their new “Haunted Ride” album on the show, so don’t miss ’em at 10 p.m. Saturday on SCVTV and streaming everywhere at SCVTV.com.
Santa Clarita journalist Stephen K. Peeples is an entertainment reporter for SCVTV and SCVNews.com, as well as AM 1220 KHTS Radio News and the station’s website at HometownStation.com. Peeples also hosted and co-produced SCVTV’s WAVE-nominated “House Blend” program, and posts more entertainment news and reviews on his own site athttp://www.stephenkpeeples.com.
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