November 9-21 

Westfield Valencia Town Center 

(between The Patios and Sears)

This year's Festival of Trees will take place over a 13-day period so that all members of the community will have a chance to enjoy it. The festival will open at 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 9, with varying times throughout the 13 days.

At the Festival, you'll find elaborately decorated trees, festive tabletop trees and wreaths and crafty gingerbread houses, all available for purchase. The Kids' Corner will have a variety of crafts and activities to delight the youngsters. Local musicians and dancers will be featured on the Festival stage at various times throughout  event.

Festival General Admission:
$6 - Age 15 and Older

$3 - Age 4 to 14

$4 - Age 65+

FREE - Age 3 and under

Several special evening events are highlighted below.  

  

Visit our website for more information and special admission discount coupon.   

To make a donation, click here to send an email inquiry, or call (661) 254-3063.

To sign up to volunteer, click here for more information.  

CLICK HERE for information about purchasing trees and other items for sale at the Festival  

Saturday, Nov. 10 from 7:15 to 10 p.m.   

Do you love music from the Big Band era? Are you looking for an excuse to dust off that zoot suit or flapper-style dress? Are you fascinated by Lindy Hop dancers? The Inferno will provide live Big Band music at this year's Jingle Jam. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy the energetic music, dance amongst the beautifully decorated trees, and preview the entire Festival of Trees.

$7 per person - Free 30-minute swing dance lesson with paid admission

Tickets available at the door.

Friday, Nov. 16 starting at 6 p.m.  $10 per person - Free for age two and under
Tickets available online, in advance at the Festival, at the Club and at the door.  

$75 per person or Premier Table for Eight $1,000
Festive attire
Advance reservations required. Call (661) 254-3063 or purchase tickets online.

The branch managers for the Newhall and Sierra Vista Clubhouses attended some national training workshops recently. Jim Ventress and several members of the board of directors participated in the Pacific Region Board & Professional Leadership Conference. 

At the Newhall Clubhouse, Science Club kids are engaged on Wednesdays in projects supporting what they are learning in chemistry, biology, and geology.

Kids from both Clubhouses are enjoying soccer season. For some it is their first exposure to organized soccer and provides a good training ground for them to play in high school and on travel club teams.

Employees from the local Union Bank branches volunteered their time two Thursdays in September and October cleaning and touching up paint at the Newhall Clubhouse. The kids thank you for your efforts in beautifying our Clubhouse!

In October, Sierra Vista offered a College Planning Workshop that provided information on preparing for college financially and academically.

Kids in Sierra Vista's Art & Design Club are busy making holiday decorations for the Club while the Keystone Club held a car wash on Oct. 20.

Both Clubhouses will enjoy Thanksgiving feasts this month. On Nov. 15, the Newhall Clubhouse will sponsor a potluck with staff and Club families. Around 200 are expected to participate. On Nov. 20, the 3rd annual dinner at the Sierra Vista site will again be sponsored by the Santa Clarita Valley Auto Dealers Association, headed by Don and Cheri Fleming. Salt Creek Grille will cater the meal. The auto dealers and board members are expected to serve 400 people, which will include guests from Single Mothers Outreach.