Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons — Attraction in Santa Clarita

Wonderful venue, good programs. We saw 'Cheech and Chong' - great fun! Recently, the 'Olate Dogs' - disappointing; the dogs were great but they can't sustain an hour program. They had to fill the time with a lot of nonsense that had nothing to do with the pups. But not the venues fault.

Reason for only four stars, one of the 'guardians' went a little 'power crazy' as we were waiting for the show to start. I sat near the stage, leaning on the apron, with my two small, ridiculously overpriced, bottles of unopened water and I was directed to remove my water bottles.

Second reason, I purchased four bottles of water, 2- 8 oz and 2- 12 oz is what I was given, and charged the same $2/bottle for each one. The person should've been smart enough to, at least, give me the same size bottles. I would've still complained about the high price but the I wouldn't have noticed the obvious discrepancy.

But I still will return for an entertaining evening of good programming for rather inexpensive...

Very nice venue for music performances. Have only attended concerts here - no stage productions yet. Acoustics are great. Sound reinforcement system is really good. Not sure if sound engineers are student or staff, but could use some help. Seating is very comfortable, and no bad seats - all with great views and sound. Very clean/well maintained. Plenty of free parking. Handicap access is good (wc). Lots of senior volunteer staff for seating, etc. - just remember they're someone's grandma and cut them a break when they're a bit "enthusiastic"... Overall, a great place to enjoy a student/community/professional...

A 'FANTASTIC' venue. I was able to truly enjoy a performance by Jake Shimabukuro. The venue is intimate with a seating capacity of less than 900 seats. The sounds and views of the stage are phenomenal. This place is a gem for live entertainment. Plenty of parking, small concession stand, clean ample restrooms, and AWESOME staff! Went with a neighbor with some disability and received help and suggestions to navigate facility. Looking forward to future visits and many more enjoyable...