Topic: Enjoy
New Performances Added to Salt Lake’s Living Traditions Festival
Salt Lake City’s Living Traditions festival, one of the best places in Utah to celebrate multiculturalism, is in its 34th year. This year the free festival is adding several exciti …
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A collection of beauties: a morning show rehearsal with Municipal Ballet Company
The delightful spring sunshine streams into the windows of Millennium Dance Complex’s windows in Trolley Square, and the Municipal Ballet Company dancers are finishing their daily …
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AARAMBH: An Enchanting Night with Indian Classical Dance
Nidhika and Sonali Loomba dance, but not in the way you’d suspect. The two practice Kathak, a classical dance from Northern India. Based on a Vedic Sanskrit word meaning “story”, K …
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America’s ancient earthworks
What the prehistoric mounds and myths of North America have in common with Egypt’s pyramids – and together, the bigger story they tell Graham Hancock, the Indiana Jones of journali …
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300 Plates artist Kelie Hess
I work with paint on canvas to create images that provoke positive emotions and ideas that lift one’s soul to a happy place. Vibrant colors and bold brush strokes to evoke feeling …
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Female directors take the helm for SLAC’s 49th season
and for now, another perspective Theatre folk are often thought to be the cream of the progressive crop, and in many ways, that is true. Good theatre challenges norms, questions th …
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Disneynature’s “Penguins” Film Review
Our favorite tuxedo pals hit the big screen again in an all-new Disneynature documentary called “Penguins.” Intended for the whole family, the 76-minute feature film follows the li …
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Honor Mother Earth at “Pale Blue Dot”
Metal Print by Kurt Beswick, featured in “Pale Blue Dot” “There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, …
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Dan Habib Receives Peek Award for Advancing Conversation Around Disabilities with New Documentary Intelligent Lives
In collaboration with Rose Wagner and KUER, the Utah Film Center awarded this year’s Peek Award to filmmaker Dan Habib for positively changing the public’s perceptions of people wi …
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Environews: Rebecca Solnit honored with Utah Award
Environmental writer and historian Rebecca Solnit has received the second annual Utah Award in the Environmental Humanities, a $10,000 prize given by the University of Utah Environ …
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On the cover
Marci Erspamer grew up in Salt Lake City and considers Utah her “happy place.” The mountains, valley and natural beauty still inspire many of her paintings today. Marci has partici …
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Singer-Songwriter Chad Wilkins Plays at Ecstatic Dance and at the royal
Singer-songwriter Chad Wilkins plays the closing music at Wednesday’s Ecstatic Dance Spring Equinox Celebration at Impact Hub, and again Thursday night with bandmates “Local Reason …
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Desert-loving author gives a reading at King’s English
Bruce Berger is many things. He is a Yale graduate, a professional pianist and a world traveler. What he’s best known for is his writing: essays and poetry aimed at exploring the r …
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THE CAKE: How a Simple Slice Could Save a Life
Two cups of instant mashed potatoes, three tablespoons of sexual politics, a heaping teaspoon of Christian not-so-hospitality, and a sprinkle of occasional nudity is the perfect re …
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…of Color: plays by Olivia Custodio, Bijan Hosseini, Iris Salazar & Darryl Stamp
“Life is learning to hold paradox.” – from The Frailest Thing, by Bijan Hosseini, one of four short plays comprising …OF COLOR If I hear one more person say ”I don’t see col …
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Female directors take the helm for SLAC’s 49th season | Catalyst Magazine
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and for now, another perspective Theatre folk are often thought to be the cream of the progressive crop, and in many ways, that is true. Good...
