Spring 2026 Events

Spring 2026 Events

SPRING EVENTS 2026

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Round-up and get down

Round-up and get down

Country music festival returns to Simi Valley April 18, 2026
By Andra Belknap

Simi Valley’s 11th annual ROUND-UP Country Music Festival returns to Ventura County on Saturday, April 18. Come out for live country music, line dancing, a beer and wine garden, and bounce houses for the kids.

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Winter 25-26 Events

Winter 25-26 Events

WINTER EVENTS 25-26

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Simi Hills Golf Course

Simi Hills Golf Course

A charming challenge

By Mike Miller

Nestled in the scenic landscape of Southern California, the Simi Hills Golf Course offers a blend of natural beauty, challenging play, and serene surroundings that make it a standout destination for golfers of all levels. Situated in southeastern Ventura County, this course combines both charm and difficulty, creating a memorable experience for its visitors.

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Day Tripping through Simi Valley

Day Tripping through Simi Valley

By Don Sonderling

Since its incorporation in 1969, Simi Valley has acquired a well-earned reputation as a suburban community offering a relaxed lifestyle and inviting place to raise a family. Located in the southeastern portion of Ventura County, it is probably best known as home to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. However, Simi Valley has many charms, making this a fun, interesting day trip destination. If you are looking for culture, history, something quirky, and wide-open spaces away from the hustle and bustle of city crowds, you’ll want to visit Simi Valley. It’s full of best-kept secrets for a wide range of interests and ages.

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Extraordinary “Egypt’s Lost Cities” Exhibition

Extraordinary “Egypt’s Lost Cities” Exhibition

Time may have eroded the memory of a civilization but not the mystery of what was. Long ago, two bustling cities in ancient Egypt were known throughout the world as cultural centers of power, of wealth, of trade, and novel artistry. One day as the Mediterranean sun beat down on the bay of Aboukir, the cities slipped into the sea without a whisper of wind, buried for centuries. Determined to recover the cities that vanished, Franck Goddio, an economist by trade and underwater archeologist at heart, delivered the discovery of a millennium, for he located not a shipwreck but an entire civilization. This remarkable story will be told at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum’s Egypt’s Lost Cities exhibition.

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