Embracing Patriotism, Group, and Enjoyable in Old Town Newhall

Throughout American historical past, the values represented by our nation’s flag—braveness, power, purity, resilience, and justice—have been celebrated by way of yard barbecues, group parades, fireworks shows, and different festive traditions. The Santa Clarita Valley proudly carries on this legacy, with Old Town Newhall serving as the guts of many native celebrations.
Spanning 5 charming blocks alongside Main, Market, Walnut, and Railroad streets, Old Town Newhall presents a novel mix of boutique procuring, inviting eating places, and memorable group experiences. Since its revitalization started in 1997, the district has developed right into a vibrant vacation spot that seamlessly combines fashionable facilities with its historic Western heritage.
Rich in native historical past, Old Town Newhall is house to landmarks and traditions that date again almost a century. Among its most treasured occasions is the annual Fourth of July Parade, a longstanding celebration of patriotism and group spirit. First held in 1932, the parade honors the women and men who’ve served in our armed forces whereas bringing residents and guests collectively to have fun America’s independence.
Councilmember Bill Miranda has usually highlighted the deep-rooted patriotism that defines Santa Clarita and appears ahead every year to this beloved custom. Originally organized by the Newhall-Saugus Kiwanis Club, the parade has since been coordinated by American Legion Post 507 and the Old West Association, guaranteeing its continued success and significance.
Today, hundreds of spectators line the streets of Old Town Newhall to take pleasure in this grand spectacle, making the Fourth of July Parade a cornerstone of town’s Independence Day festivities and a cherished custom for generations of households.

A BIG thanks to The Main for permitting us to make use of their
stunning facility situated in downtown Newhall for
our cowl shoot, and to Michael Asmar of Joie de Vivre
Photographie for capturing the second!

On our cowl we characteristic:

Back Row: (L-R)
Christine Munoz – Newhall Refinery
Simon Mee – Egg Plantation
Cherie McGraham – Smokehouse on Main
Shane Bothwell – Sidecar Market
Chef Daniel Otto – The Old Town Junction
Ben Law – Brewery Draconum
Jim Henderson – Engine Dynamics
Louise Castaldo – Eighth & Rail
TimBen Boydston – Canyon Theatre Guild
Middle Row:
Dyana Gutierrez- Locale Studios
Countney Kanagi – Results Fitness
Kim McBride – Hart & Main
Debbie Brule – Green Thumb
Candice Maginn – Maginn Pub
Krysten Eklund – The Break Room SCV
Front Row:
Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala
Mayor Laurene Weste
Council Member Jason Gibbs
Council Member Marsha McLean

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