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Alta Community Enrichment/Alta Arts Council
ACE is a non-profit organization that creates opportunities in the community for individual and group participation in arts, cultural events and education. They strive to offer these events for free or at very little cost for its attendees.
ACE began in 1995 when local community members recognized the need for professional coordination of a successful grassroots events that were occurring in Alta since the mid 1970's. In 1997 ACE was registered and has since been operating as a 501c(3) arts council.
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Presenter |
Sandy |
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American Festival Chorus and Orchestra
The American Festival Chorus was founded in the summer of 2008. Dr. Craig Jessop was appointed as Artistic Director and Conductor, with Dr. Cory Evans as Associate Director. The American Festival Chorus has brought together 270 talented singers from a 50-mile radius, including many students from the Music Department at Utah State University and several local high school choral conductors.
The Orchestra is a professional ensemble comprised of instrumentalists from the region including the members of the highly acclaimed Fry Street String Quartet of USU, members of the USU Music Faculty, professional musicians from the area, and outstanding USU music majors. Together, these ensembles are destined to become a dynamic force in the rich cultural climate of our community.
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Presenter,Music |
Logan |
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American Fork Arts Council
For young, or old, budding artists, the American Fork Arts Council presents artistic opportunities for all skill levels!
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Presenter,Arts Council |
American Fork |
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American West Heritage Center
The essence of the American West Heritage Center is to provide an opportunity to reflect backward to better live forward. It sits at the foot of the majestic Wellsville Utah Mountains in Utah's magnificent Cache Valley, the most scenic route to Jackson Hole, WY and Yellowstone National Park, and just 70 miles north of Salt Lake City. The Heritage Center offers a variety of activities for individuals and families, as well as group tours and vacations. Whether you are passing through Cache Valley or making it your destination, the Center will be one of your favorite stops along the western frontier.
Hours:
Summer Season (Memorial Day to Labor Day) - Tuesday-Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm
Winter Season (Living History Site closed) - Monday-Friday 10:00am-4:00pm
Prices:
Daily general admission - $5/Adults, $4/Seniors (55+) and Students (up to college w/ID), $3/Children (ages 3-11), Free/ Children under 3
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special_events,Presenter |
Wellsville |
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Arts Council of Magna
Arts Council of Magna strives to aid and build connections for local artists.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Magna |
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Arts Inc.
A.R.T.S. Inc. is the only Arts-In-Education organization in the State of Utah that involves artists, business and community leaders, school district fine arts curriculum directors, parents, educators and interested individuals working together with the sole purpose of strengthening Arts-In-Education.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Associated Students of USU
Associated Students of Utah State University (ASUSU) is an organization for the entire student body acting as the liaison with University staff, faculty, and administration. In order to make this possible, ASUSU is organized into three main bodies: Executive Council, Academic Senate and Student Activities Board (STAB).
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special_events,Presenter |
Logan |
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Associated Students U of U
The Associated Students of the University of Utah is an organization that coordinates student activities between the student body and the University staff.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Basin Arts Council
Basin Arts Council, an all-volunteer arts council, is located in Roosevelt, Duchesne County, and operates under the umbrella of the Duchesne County Chamber of Commerce. They sponsor and support all types of visual and performing arts programs for their community, including a community orchestra, community theater, artSmart Fest for children, Missoula Children's Theater and outside performing artists.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Roosevelt |
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Bicknell International Film Festival
Held at the Wayne Theatre in Bicknell in July every summer, the Bicknell International Film Festival is proud to support the world's dynamic film industry. From audience members to directors, the BIFF sure to capture any heart and mind on the silver screen.
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film_video,Presenter |
Bicknell |
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Bit & Spur
Bit & Spur is a proud host to the Zion Canyon Earth Day celebration.
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special_events,Presenter |
Springdale |
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Blue Mountain Entertainment
Blue Mountain Entertainment hosts many events during the year for the local community.
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Presenter,Music |
Monticello |
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Boulder Heritage
Boulder, Utah is a unique and beautiful community with a broad cultural diversity and rich history. The Boulder Heritage Festival seeks to educate, cultivate, and celebrate these themes, by providing a forum where contemporary Boulder can enrich itself in connecting with its past. From the ancient Anasazi Native Americans, to its early settlers in the 1800's, to the community at present, Boulder's pioneering spirit is unique. In a celebration of its, arts, crafts, music, and history, the Boulder Heritage Festival will further explore and encourage its diversity. The Boulder Heritage Festival will be held at the designated site of the first inhabitants, the Anasazi, with all activities being held at the Utah State Anasazi Museum and Park.
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Presenter |
Boulder |
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Bountiful Performing Arts Center
The Bountiful Performing Arts Center is located in Bountiful, Utah and features various dance, music, and theatre performances and events.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Bountiful |
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Bridger Folk Music Society
The Bridger Folk Music Society is a non-profit all-volunteer organization dedicated to supporting folk music in its many forms.
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Presenter,Music |
Logan |
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Brigham City Fine Arts Center
The Fine Arts Center in Brigham City is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and providing Fine Arts opportunities for youth and families in Brigham City and the surrounding areas.
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Presenter |
Brigham City |
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Brigham City Summer Concerts
The Brigham City Summer Concerts is an annual event held in Brigham City.
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special_events,Presenter |
Brigham City |
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Brigham Young University Museum of Art
One of the largest and best attended art museums in the Mountain West, the Museum of Art offers a dynamic exhibition schedule that includes displays of its permanent collection, world-class traveling shows and unique temporary exhibitions that fulfill the Museum unique mandate.
One of the Museum of Art's most important roles is its contribution to the academic mission of Brigham Young University. From the research and study of the artworks in their collection, to the teaching and learning that occurs in their classrooms and galleries, the Museum plays an important role in the academic pursuits of many students at BYU. At the same time, the Museum connects to broad community audiences through its varied exhibitions and educational programming.
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Presenter |
Provo |
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Brigham Young University Performing Arts
Organized in 1956 under the direction of Mary Bee Jensen, The International Folk Dance Ensemble is one of BYU's premiere performing groups. Edwin G. Austin, Jr., has directed the ensemble since 1985 and the ensemble's repertoire includes many of Austin's own choreographic works. He is supported by a production team of seasoned professionals: Jeanette Geslison, Delynne Peay, Mark Geslison, Benjamin Sanders, and Colleen West. In additions, guest experts from around the world enrich the ensemble's diverse repertoire with new choreography each year.
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Theatre,Presenter,Dance |
Provo |
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Cache Valley Center for the Arts
The mission of the Cache Valley Center for the Arts is to bring cultural enrichment to the people of the extended Cache Valley community by presenting, exhibiting, teaching and fostering quality fine arts experiences and facilitating other appropriate uses of the Ellen Eccles Theatre, Thatcher-Young Mansion and Bullen Center that will encourage widespread community access, tourism and economic development.
The organization complements existing programs in the Valley by providing additional outreach opportunities to adults, students and families, present quality nationally touring productions and providing a glimpse into communities, performers and cultures that may not be readily accessible in Cache Valley. Touring productions help nurture audiences for the future by building upon the established community events, exhibiting a national perspective and providing an expanded opportunity for experiencing the arts.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Logan |
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Caine College of the Arts - Utah State University
The Caine School of the Arts in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at Utah State University was founded in August 2005. The Caine School of the Arts provides for a collaborative culture in which a unified "community of the arts" can thrive. This collaboration supports opportunities in discovery, teaching, and learning; connections across artistic disciplines; and expanded outreach partnerships and possibilities. Collaboration and outreach position Utah State University as a national model for the "new land-grant university" where personal, professional, academic, and community enrichment through the arts is a major institutional goal. The Caine School of the Arts brings together students and faculty for artistic study and a liberal arts education at a research university.
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Presenter |
Logan |
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Canyon Community Center
Canyon Community Center is available for events in Springdale and features a gallery sapce as well.
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special_events,Presenter |
Springdale |
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Casino Star Theatre Foundation
Casino Star Theatre Foundation serves Gunnison Valley and surrounding areas with wholesome live and film entertainment in a historic theatre.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Gunnison |
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Cedar City Music Arts
Cedar City Music Arts is 80 years old this season! Oak is the traditional gift for an 80th year anniversary. What rich and appropriate comparisons this brings to mind. The oak tree is the king of strength and the giver of shade and comfort. This series has come to mean these things to the people of their community. For 80 years the musical masters brought to Cedar City have delivered countless edifying moments to their audiences.
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Presenter,Music |
Cedar City |
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Celebrity Concert Series
Dixie State College Celebrity Concert Series (CCS) was formally organized in 1958 with Dr. Ron Garner as manager. Seven professional and non-professional concerts were presented that year. Prior to 1958, irregular presenting periods were extended to the community as is evidenced in a recently discovered season pass dated 1922. That season five concerts were offered at a cost of two-dollars for the year.
Robert Dalton managed the series from 1965 to 1995 and nurtured it to its present prestige of 12 professional - world-class concerts. The manager from 1995 to the present is Gail Bunker, who continues this legacy and also introduced the Special Artist Series - a recital concert program consisting of five to six events. A CCS president and volunteer governing board are elected each year to serve one season. Each year the board strives to select a varied season with the finest concerts financially possible.
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Presenter,Music |
Saint George |
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Chamber Music Society of Logan
The Chamber Music Society of Logan is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization bringing a multi-concert series of high-quality chamber music performances to Chache Valley audiences of northern Utah. All performances are in the Manon Caine Russell Kathryn Caine Wanlass Performance Hall on the campus of Utah State University. Their mission is providing a link between the young people of our community and the professional musicians that are featured on their series through master classes, extended artist residencies and mini-concerts in the schools. The Chamber Music Society of Logan was started in 1981 and is managed by an all-volunteer board of directors.
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Presenter,Music |
Logan |
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Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City
The Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City is a community-based organization dedicated to bringing world-class chamber music to the Wasatch Front.
In conjunction with the concerts the Society sponsors outreach programs in the community, principally for music students in the Salt Lake County high schools and the Department of Music at the University of Utah. For those attending the concerts the Society is proud of its legacy of providing in-depth program notes.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Covey Center for the Arts
The Covey Center for the Arts is named for Sandra Merrill Covey and boasts 42,000 total square feet, a 670-seat performance hall, three dance studios and a 1,300 square foot art gallery.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Provo |
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Coyote Gulch Art Village
The heart of the Kayenta Community in Ivins, Utah, Coyote Gulch Art Village is a growing enclave of art galleries, studios, caf?s, gift and coffee shops. Its array of arts-oriented enterprises offers fine art, gifts, photography, events, classes, gourmet food and coffee. An arts center, a retail center, or just a place to relax and explore, the Coyote Gulch Art Village is open to the public and everyone is welcome.
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Presenter |
Ivins |
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Crescent Moon Theater
The Crescent Moon provides musical entertainment, cowboy poetry, talent shows, theater and dance productions, and film events.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Kanab |
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Davis Arts Council
The Davis Arts Council's (DAC) mission is to enrich the community through the power of the arts via creative expression, excellence, and accessibility. Celebrating their 30th anniversary in 2009, Davis Arts Council's vision is to become the leading community arts organization in Utah by 2020.
The Davis Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is independent of but partnered with Layton City and seeks to serve the residents of Layton City, Davis County, Weber County, and beyond! A volunteer board of trustees along with a full-time executive director, two full-time staff, and (most importantly) hundreds of volunteers ensure that DAC can continue to serve anyone believing that arts, culture, and creativity to be primary building blocks of civilization and vital to happiness.
In 1995, DAC partnered with Layton City, private donors, and business sponsors to build the intimate Edward A. Kenley Centennial Amphitheater, nestled in the heart of the stunningly beautiful Layton Commons Park. Acquiring this venue inaugurated the first of DAC's Summer Nights with the Stars season. Other programming offered by DAC includes the Free Sunday Night Concert Series, Arts in the Park, a partnership for children with Layton City, Active Stages, community theatrical productions, a visual arts gallery (forthcoming), and adult and children's educational/cultural workshops.
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Presenter |
Layton |
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Discovery Gateway
Located in downtown Salt Lake City, Discovery Gateway is a children's museum, featuring interactive exhibits, educational programs and hands-on workshops that invite the whole family to create, learn and play together.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Downtown Alliance
The Downtown Alliance is a non-profit organization serving the downtown property owners, businesses, and residents by promoting Downtown Salt Lake City as the premier cultural, business, economic, and entertainment center throughout the Intermountain West.
Established in 1991, the Downtown Alliance is representative of more than 2,500 business and property owners in the CBD's 40-block area, which is bounded by North Temple, 500 West, 400 South, and 200 East. A special assessment on downtown properties in part funds the Downtown Alliance.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Downtown Ogden, Inc.
Downtown Ogden, Inc. promotes and markets events for the downtown area of Ogden which include events at the Ogden City Amphitheater and a Farmers Market.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ogden |
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Egyptian Theater Foundation
Since 1985 The Egyptian Theatre Foundation, Inc. has provided conscientious oversight of the preservation and historical integrity of the theatre. It also provides special theater-related projects that attract increased community participation and invite new audiences.
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Presenter,Dance |
Ogden |
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Emery County Fair
The Emery County Fair offers a wide variety of events.
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special_events,Presenter |
Castle Dale |
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Excellence in the Community
Excellence in the Community presents Utah's best musicians in concert hall settings. Currently they present one concert a month at The Grand Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City, and one concert a month at the Egyptian Theatre in downtown Ogden. Different genres are featured each month.
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Presenter,Music |
Sandy |
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GAM Foundation/Jazz SLC
The GAM Foundation Inc., has produced over 150 concerts featuring over 450 of the world's finest jazz artists. It has contributed over $1,000,000.00 directly to the music departments of the Middle Schools, High Schools, and Universities participating in GAM's jazz education out-reach program. GAM has also sponsored a benefit concert raising funds for scholarships for the University of Utah Music Department's Jazz Studies Program, sponsored monthly jazz concerts at the Salt Lake Valley Youth Detention Center, and produced concerts featuring some of Salt Lake City's own fine jazz artists.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Groovefest American Music Festival
Groovefest began in 1993 in Oregon as a two-week nightly musical anniversary celebration for Groovacious, a record store owned and operated by Tim and Lisa Cretsinger. Groovefest is a unique arts experience for Cedar City. Unlike many of the other festivals in town, the Groovefest concerts are free, with nominal fees for the workshops (see the 2008 Workshops page). At Groovefest you not only will be thoroughly enlightened and entertained, but you are free to come and go as you please and as your families schedule will allow.
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Presenter,Music |
Cedar City |
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Gunnison Arts Council
The Gunnison Council for the Arts, an all-volunteer organization, was started in 1983 by a handful of individuals in the back room of a local restaurant. The mission statement for the Gunnison Council for the Arts is: To enhance the cultural environment of the Gunnison Valley.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Gunnison |
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Huntington Heritage Days
The Huntington Heritage Days features works with live music, a hypnotist, with a patriotic theme in mind.
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special_events,Presenter |
Huntington |
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Intermountain Acoustic Music Association
The Intermountain Acoustic Music Association (IAMA) is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization dedicated to the preservation, furtherance and spread of acoustic music, including bluegrass, British isles, folk, old-time and related musical forms. It is governed by a Board of Trustees, with General Officers, and has a Magazine Staff responsible for the Intermountain Acoustic Musician monthly member newsletter. IAMA sponsors many concerts, seminars and workshops and is always welcoming new members.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Jefferson Hall
Jefferson Hall hosts arts and cultural events, including events produced by the Plan-B Theatre Company.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Ogden |
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Juab Fine Arts Council
The Juab Fine Arts Council is a Utah non profit corporation and has applied for 501(c)(3) status with the internal revenue service. The purpose of the Juab Fine Arts Council is to promote the fine arts and arts education in the Juab area.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Nephi |
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Kigalia Fine Arts Council
The Kigalia Fine Arts Council is located in Blanding and supports local artists by hosting events.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Blanding |
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Kimball Art Center
The Kimball Art Center is Park City's non-profit community art center. For 30 years, the Kimball has provided a venue for residents and visitors alike to experience the visual arts in an intimate setting. The Kimball produces exciting exhibits and activities for all art lovers, including a full-scale education program, popular art events such as the Park City Gallery Stroll, and fun large scale events such as the Park City Kimball Arts Festival. Visit, and see what discoveries await. The Kimball is the community art center.
Hours: Monday 10:00am-5:00pm, Wednesday-Friday 10:00am-5:00pm, Saturday and Sunday 12:00pm-5:00pm, closed Tuesday
Admission Notes: Admission Free
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Presenter |
Park City |
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Kingsbury Hall - University of Utah
The Mission of Kingsbury Hall Presents is to advance artistic and educational excellence in the performing arts in our community; to present artists of national and international importance, as well as showcase emerging local artists, including University of Utah performing arts students.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Lehi City Arts Council
With the support of Lehi City, the Lehi City Arts Council is able to provide quality programs, workshops, classes, and performances for you and your family. The arts are incredibly powerful in educating, cultivating, and enhancing a person's way of life. The Lehi City Arts Council is dedicated to providing unique, educational and artistic experiences for people of all ages.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Lehi |
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Madeleine Arts and Humanities Program
The Arts and Humanities Program exists to further the long tradition of cathedral churches being a home for artistic expression. This program oversees all arts and humanities events in The Cathedral of the Madeleine, including the Madeleine Festival (spring), the Eccles Organ Festival (autumn) and the Cathedral Concert Series (year round). Additionally, the arts and humanities program offers opportunities for Utah performing artists to present programs appropriate for the cathedral throughout the year.
Performance Schedule:
April 18 and 19:
A Celebration in Sacred Song: Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
April 16:
Kate MacLeod's Songs for a Cathedral.
May 3 and 4:
Sight Meets Sound, with Utah Chamber Artists.
May 10:
The Madeleine Award Dinner honoring James T. Svendsen.
May 17:
Judicium, Sapientia et Spiritus: Music of Bach, Charpentier and Lully.
May 24:
Music as Healing, with Tenor Michael Ballam.
June 7:
Dance as a Language of Praise, with Childrens Dance Theatre and choristers from the Madeleine Choir School.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Midway Foundation for the Arts
Midway Foundation for the Arts is a local community organization that promotes events in the area.
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Presenter |
Midway |
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Moab Arts Council
First incorporated in 1987, the Moab Arts Council has grown and adapted to meet the ever-growing interest in and need for the arts in the Moab community. It is a matter of arts pride that Utah was the first state in the nation to create a state arts organization, and Moab was not too far behind.
The mission of the Moab Arts Council is to promote and support the arts in Southeastern Utah. This is done with the belief and understanding that arts activities, events and education provide for general community well-being while contributing to economic diversity. In the "big picture" the growth of the arts simply makes Moab a better place to be for residents and visitors alike.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Moab |
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Moab Arts Festival
The annual Moab Arts Festival is a fantastic opportunity to experience locally made jewelry, pottery, wood, sculpture, clothing, fine art, photography, kid-o-rama, music, entertainment, taiko drummers, and a food court.
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special_events,Presenter |
Moab |
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Moab Music Festival
The Moab Music Festival was founded in 1992 by Michael Barrett and Leslie Tomkins, professional musicians based in New York who have a love for the red rock country of southeastern Utah. According to Michael, "Creating the Festival allows us to combine two of the major passions of our lives?our love of great music beautifully performed and the tremendous beauty of the Moab area."
Since its inception, the Festival has remained true to Michael and Leslie's original dream: to marry world class performances of music with the spectacular landscape of the Utah canyonlands region and to bring musical opportunities to the Moab community, particularly to its children.
The Festival is noted for its distinctive programming, unique among Festivals. While classical chamber music remains the mainstay of the Festival, other types of music ? traditional folk music, jazz, vocal music, and the music of living composers?are also part of the repertoire.
Each season the Festival has a distinguished Composer-in-Residence whose music is highlighted in several concerts and who is present to discuss his/her work.
Over the course of the Festival's history, close to 150 professional, world-class musicians of outstanding caliber have performed. Many of the principal Festival musicians return year after year, arranging busy touring schedules around their desire to make music in the Moab landscape and to engage with the other musicians and with Festival audiences. Each year also brings new musicians, many of who become "regulars" because of the unique experience of Moab and the Festival.
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Presenter,Music |
Moab |
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Mountain Town Stages
Mountain Town Stages is a 501C-3 non-profit organization. It exists to produce, foster, and support live music which enhances the cultural experience for Park City and Summit County residents and visitors.
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Presenter,Music |
Park City |
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Murray City Cultural Arts
Murray Cultural Arts, part of Murray Parks and Recreation, plans year round activities in visual, literary, performing arts, and arts in education. Created in 1992, the department is well known for its summer Murray Arts in the Park program including lunch concerts, children matinees and the evening series in the Murray Park Amphitheater.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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NOVA Chamber Music Series
NOVA Chamber Music Series presents Utah's leading classical musicians performing important music of our time set alongside masterpieces of the chamber music literature. Since its inception in 1977 NOVA has taken a leading role in the arts community of Utah, commissioning new music and giving local premieres of works by the 20th and 21st century composers. Between October and April of each season NOVA presents six concerts at Libby Gardner Concert Hall, University of Utah School of Music.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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O.C. Tanner Amphitheater - Dixie State College
The O.C. Tanner Amphitheater is a stunning 2000 seat amphitheater surrounded by the cliffs of Zion National Park.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Springdale |
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Ogden Arts Festival
Ogden's Historic 25th Street, with its historic train depot, Union Station, provide a unique setting for the 6th Annual Ogden Arts Festival. Scenic snow packed peaks of the Wasatch Mountains set the backdrop for a full day of entertainment and fun. And, as always it is Free and Open to the Public!
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special_events,Presenter |
Ogden |
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Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music
Established in February, 2008 in partnership with The United Way of Northern Utah, the mission of Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music (OFOAM) is to promote and provide the community of Ogden with live traditional and contemporary acoustic/Americana music; provide educational, musical opportunities for youth; and to expand OFOAM events into an annual festival. OFOAM concerts are been made possible by a Weber County RAMP Award (Recreation, Arts, Museums, Parks) and the generous support of our sponsors.
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Presenter,Music |
Ogden |
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Ogden Nature Center
Visitors are invited to explore trails, meet birds of prey, spot wildlife and enjoy the quiet respite of the campus year-round. There are educational programs for people of all ages and a wild bird rehabilitation program. The mission of the Ogden Nature Center is to unite people with nature and nurture appreciation and stewardship of the environment.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ogden |
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Ogden Symphony Ballet Association
This association brings culture and entertainment to the community with a variety of shows each year.
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Presenter,Dance |
Ogden |
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Ogden Union Station
Ogden's Union Station is a monument to our City's railroading history. It is a symbol of the cultural and economic changes brought to the West by the completion of the transcontinental railroad. Though it is no longer a train depot, the Station continues to attract people from all over the world. Most come to see the John M. Browning Firearms Museum and the Utah State Railroad Museum/Eccles Rail Center with its display of two of the largest locomotives ever manufactured anywhere. They stay to see the Natural History Museum and the Browning Kimball Car Museum, to visit Gallery at the Station, to shop at Gifts at the Station or Zephyr Station (model railroad shop), to have lunch at Union Grill and to enjoy the beauty of this old railroad town.
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Presenter |
Ogden |
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Orem Arts Council
The mission of the Orem Arts Council is to increase visibility and emphasize the importance of the arts in the Orem community.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Orem |
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Orem Public Library
The Library houses over 260,000 books and non-print items, and is one of the busiest libraries in the State of Utah, with 1.4 million items checked out annually.
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special_events,Presenter |
Orem |
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Park City Chamber Music Society
The Park City Chamber Music Society brings the wonder of chamber music to festivals and concerts all over Utah.
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Presenter,Music |
Park City |
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Park City Jazz Foundation
Since its inception, PCJF has sponsored an annual Jazz Festival that has become a cornerstone event in Park City. As a foundation, it is their goal to, through the medium of jazz music, increase opportunities for cultural and artistic expression for people of all backgrounds. They foster the transmission of both new and traditional world music.
With their education programs and Festival, they broaden audience involvement and access while improving the livelihoods of artists and offering a place for them to contribute to the community. The primary purpose of the education programs offered by PCJF is to provide performance opportunities, access, instruction, and continued education for the community.
By educating public school teachers and students in the art of jazz, the program, with its strong emphasis on improvisational skills, teaches students to think creatively and independently while providing community access to this unique musical genre.
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Presenter,Music |
Park City |
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Park City Performing Arts Foundation
Their story is one of humble beginnings, grand aspirations, luck, learning and incredible community support. In the mid-1990s, a small group of savvy locals came up with a scheme to partner with Park City School District in building a state-of-the-art theater. In 1998, after tremendous fundraising efforts, the theater opened its doors as The George S. and Dolores Dor? Eccles Center for the Performing Arts. Park City Performing Arts Foundation has filled the center with dance, music, theater, comedy, children's productions and authors every year since then. In recent years, they have also plunged into outdoor concerts, presenting "Big Stars, Bright Nights" (featuring everyone from Etta James to Willie Nelson) at beautiful Deer Valley Resort.
In the meantime, they've dabbled in local concerts (serving as "Concerts in the Park" presenters from 2001-2006); hosted the Cultural Olympiad (featuring Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre and Pilobolus); orchestrated "Moose on the Loose" (an ambitious arts project and fundraiser); partnered with Sundance Institute on several documentary series and CineMuse on high-definition film. They're proud of all these accomplishments, but they revere their Student Outreach and Community Outreach programs above all else.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Park City |
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Park Silly Sunday Market
Park Silly Sunday Market is a colorful, zero waste street festival, farmer's market, flea market, antique market, and crafts market all in one. Visitors can expect to find a wide variety of the silliest, zaniest and best of local arts, gourmet and ethnic foods, imported items, eclectic local and regional crafts, live street entertainment and great music.
Park Silly Sunday Market is where friends and neighbors come together to celebrate community, commerce and creativity in an eco-friendly environment. Enjoy new and unique themes every Sunday and be sure to catch all of this exciting and cool summer getaway that's fun for the whole family.
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special_events,Presenter |
Park City |
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Peery's Egyptian Theater
After fire ravaged the Arlington Hotel on Ogden's main boulevard, Harman W. and Louis H. Peery, sons of deceased pioneer businessman David H. Peery, set about to replace the rubble with a movie palace that would be "The Showplace of the West." Local architects were commissioned to take on the design task. They visited the newest and trendiest West Coast theatres. Swayed by the King Tut-mania of the time the duo soon had Peery's Egyptian down on blueprints.
Peery's new 1,200-seat show house was built entirely of poured, reinforced concrete. Large lettering on the back of the Egyptian proclaimed it to be, "Ogden's Only Fireproof Theatre? A Safe Place for the Kiddies." After Twentieth Century-Fox was incorporated in 1935, Peery's two show houses? the Egyptian and the Ogden?were leased by Fox Inter-Mountain Theatres. On October 28, the first CinemaScope motion picture was introduced. The new format came with a revolutionary four-channel stereophonic sound system and wide-screen. Circumstances changed dramatically in the early 1980s. Operated by a small, local chain by then, and reduced to a second-run dollar movie venue, the Egyptian was ordered closed by county authorities late in 1984 for health code violations.
Through a complex partnership that included Weber County, Ogden City, Weber State University, Egyptian Theatre Foundation, and Ogden and Weber Chamber of Commerce, not only was the Egyptian saved and restored, but the adjoining David Eccles Conference Center was constructed, and a rebuilt department store became new Weber County government offices. A superbly restored Peery's Egyptian reopened January 17, 1997 as a performing arts/movie theatre. After an absence of decades, a magnificent Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ once again fills the Egyptian with music, making its debut in July of 2004.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Ogden |
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Red Butte Garden and Arboretum
Red Butte Garden, a part of the University of Utah, is a non-profit organization. With over 100 acres including display and natural gardens, walking paths and natural area with hiking trails, Red Butte Garden is the largest botanical and ecological center in the Intermountain West that tests, displays and interprets regional horticulture. The Garden offers something for everyone. The whole family can enjoy activities year-round including concerts, gardening classes, festivals, events, and exhibits.
Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm
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Presenter,Nature |
Salt Lake City |
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Salt Lake City Arts Council
The Salt Lake City Arts Council connects artists and the public by producing a number of programs in the performing, visual, literary and folk arts. The City Arts Council also provides grants to a rich and diverse group of programs produced throughout Salt Lake City, ranging from ethnic arts clubs to galleries and studios to major performing arts organizations to literary reading series and to elementary schools that invite artists to work with students in the classroom.
Through the arts, the Salt Lake City Arts Council ensures that Utah's capital city is a vibrant, creative and active community, supporting a comprehensive menu of arts activities for people in every age group and from every background, recognizing that the arts in one form or another provide excitement, challenge and satisfaction to people with a wide variety of interests. For more information, visit www.slcgov.com/arts.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Salt Lake City |
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Salt Lake City Public Library
For more than 100 years, The Salt Lake City Public Library has been expanding views of the world--providing the information needed for school, work, and personal fulfillment.
The Free Public Library of Salt Lake City first opened on February 14, 1898. Today, the library system consists of the Main Library and five branches. The system is under the direction of a library board and circulates more than three million items each year. In the last decade, each location has been remodeled, expanded, or rebuilt in order to meet the growing needs of the city.
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Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Salt Lake Community College
Under the direction of President Cynthia A. Bioteau Salt Lake Community College is an accredited, multi-campus college serving the diverse needs of the Salt Lake City community. With an open-door enrollment policy, the College serves more than 60,000 students through credit and non-credit courses and workshops each year, making it the largest institution of higher education in Utah.
To accommodate student needs, SLCC has three full-service campuses: South City, Taylorsville Redwood, Jordan; eleven teaching centers located throughout the Salt Lake Valley and an eCampus for distance learning. Courses are offered in both traditional and accelerated semesters, during the day, at night and on weekends. Even in the face of dramatically increasing student enrollments, the College has preserved its personal feel by maintaining a student to faculty ratio of just to 20 to 1.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Salt Lake Ethnic Arts
Salt Lake Ethnic Arts specialize in New Orleans and Chicago jazz, Blues, Bop, Swing, Jive, Cool Jazz, New Age, Cajun, Zydeco, Creole, Bavarian, European, authentic Middle Eastern, Asian, Oriental Jazz, Eastern Jazz, Middle Eastern Jazz. Let them entertain any event: weddings, conventions, parties, festivals, dances, funerals, Octoberfest, Mardi Gras, Cinco de Mayo, 4th of July, 24th of July, Christmas, New Year, No Ruz, etcetera.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Sandy City Amphitheater
Sandy City Amphitheater is an outdoor venue for music, theatrical productions and special events.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Sandy |
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Scandinavian Heritage Festival
About 650,000 Utahns trace their ancestry to Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland. Many are descended from 19th Century Scandinavian converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Heritage Festival is an annual event.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ephraim |
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SCERA
Founded in 1933, SCERA is a non-profit charitable arts organization dedicated to the development and advancement of arts and culture, arts education, and wholesome and affordable family entertainment. Their goal is to "enrich the mind, touch the soul and unify the family."
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Presenter,Music |
Orem |
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Sevier County Arts
Sevier County Arts hosts many local events.
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Presenter |
Richfield |
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Snow College Convocations Series
The Snow College Convocations Series is an event held at the college, celebrating the works of students.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ephraim |
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Snow College Dance Department
The Dance Department at Snow College is an affordable, pre-professional program that allows students to explore, grow, and find their niche in the world of dance. The program offers a wide array of classes ranging from beginning to advanced levels, designed for the general student population wishing to just explore or for the serious dancer wishing to develop a higher level of technique and transfer to a 4-year college.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ephraim |
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Snow College Student Life
Snow College Student Life supports the student population by hosting events.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ephraim |
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Snowbird Renaissance Center
The Snowbird Renaissance Center is a non-profit corporation dedicated to improving human understanding through the enhancement of body, mind and spirit. The lifelong vision of Snowbird Chairman Dick Bass, The Snowbird Renaissance Center's charitable and educational mission includes the presentation of musical, artistic and theatrical performances, educational classes and other activities that foster the appreciation for and excellence in the arts, sciences and humanities.
Dick Bass, the first person to reach the summit of each of the continent's tallest mountains known as the Seven Summits, envisions the Snowbird Renaissance Center stimulating learning in all fields of knowledge as well as assisting in the preservation, improvement and beautification of all natural surroundings while proving the opportunity for physical development and recreation.
The Snowbird Renaissance Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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South Jordan Arts Council
South Jordan Arts Council hosts many events for the local community during the year.
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Presenter |
South Jordan |
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South Ogden Days
South Ogden Days is an annual event that celebrates South Ogden's diversity with a golf tournament, movie in the park, carnival, and much more.
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special_events,Presenter |
Ogden |
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Southern Utah University Department of Music
The Department of Music is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and offers SUU students a wide array of musical opportunities that can lead to a performance degree in music or a teaching degree in music. SUU school of music also offers numerous performance electives for both music majors and non-majors, in such areas as Opera Theatre, Concert Choir, OPUS [Chamber Choir], Orchestra, Band, Jazz Band, and several small ensembles. Because the SUU music faculty has an exceptional combination of both teaching and performing expertise, our students have won state, regional, and national recognition for their efforts, both at SUU and after graduation and have gone on to teaching music and professional performance careers.
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special_events,Presenter |
Cedar City |
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Southwest Symphony Orchestra and Chorale
The Southwest Symphony Orchestra and Chorale's journey began in 1980 when the late Irene Everett, Dr. Norman Fawson, and Ronald Garner organized the Symphony and kept alive the vision of building a musical legacy in our community. The Southwest Symphony Orchestra is very fortunate to include some wonderful new players on its roster. The symphony has been able to move to higher musical heights than ever before. The music selected is both challenging and rewarding for the players and interesting and enjoyable for the audience.
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Presenter,Music |
Saint George |
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Spanish Fork Arts Council
The mission of the Spanish Fork Arts Council is to enrich the quality of life in the community through broadened availability, collaboration, promotion, education and increased appreciation of visual, cultural, and performing arts.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Spanish Fork |
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Springville World Folkfest
The Springville World Folkfest brings the color and excitement of traditional folk dance and music from around the world to Springville during their annual World Folkfest. Folk dancers and musicians travel from countries around the world to attend the Springville Folkfest, which has grown to become one of the largest festivals of folk dance and music in the United States. Five outdoor evening performances are scheduled during the 2010 Folkfest on the outdoor stage at the Spring Acres Arts Park, located just north of Springville High School at 620 South 1350 East. The stage was designed specifically to accommodate Folkfest performances.
The Springville World Folkfest annually features approximately 200 performers dressed in the brilliantly colored costumes of their native lands. Each dance group brings a select group of musicians to provide live music for the dancing. The dances, music and even the instruments played offer audiences a taste of many different cultures.
Prior to evening performances at the Arts Park, audience members can sample treats from around the world at international food booths, mingle with performers and purchase items from the various folk dance groups.
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Presenter |
Springville |
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St. George Arts Commission
To foster, encourage, and promote the arts, history and natural sciences in the City of St. George for the purpose of enriching and improving the lives of its residents and visitors. This will accomplished through the creation, advocacy, and facilitation of various programming, events and activities.
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Presenter |
Saint George |
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Sugar Space Studio for the Arts
Sugar Space Studio for the Arts is a multidisciplinary arts center in the heart of Sugarhouse seeking to present and produce innovative dance, theater and visual arts while creating programs that support the development of the next generation of creators and independent thinkers.
Through performances, workshops and discussions, Sugar Space hopes to broaden community appreciation for the arts by promoting exposure to experimental international and national artists.
Sugar Space is also a training institution with classes and space available for hourly rental.
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Presenter,Dance |
Salt Lake City |
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Summerfest Arts Faire
Cache Valley celebrates art and music in style at the annual Summerfest Arts Faire. Summerfest is a juried art festival that features more than 130 artists from across the country, live entertainment and good food. Mediums include oil and watercolor painting, fiber art, acrylics, sculpture, pottery, photography, jewelry and more.
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special_events,Presenter |
Logan |
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Symphony of the Canyons
Symphony of the Canyons has been serving the musical needs of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona since 1984 from beautiful Kanab Utah.
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Presenter,Music |
Kanab |
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Syracuse City Arts Council
The Syracuse City Arts Council is dedicated to making Syracuse an art community. Since Syracuse is the gateway to Antelope Island, the opportunities to enjoy the beauty of nature and wildlife within and surrounding the community is a wonderful gift. It is the Arts Council's goal to provide learning experiences as well as opportunities to express and display ones creative talents by sharing them with each other through not only the fine arts, but the performing arts of music, poetry and theater as well.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Syracuse |
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Taylorsville Arts Council
The Taylorsville Arts Council is responsible for several art exhibitions each year, including the Taylorsville City Art Show.
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Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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The Gallivan Center
The John W. Gallivan Utah Center is furnished with an array of unique art projects, an amphitheater, an ice rink and pond, a huge outdoor chess board, and an aviary. Its inviting atmosphere is complemented with performance areas of all sizes, lots of seating, intimate spaces and vantage points that make the center a comfortable and fun place to enjoy the activities, casual strolling or "people watching."
The Gallivan Center provides a focal point for the downtown crowd to gather for lunch or a short reprieve from the day's hectic work schedule. Special events such as exhibits, fairs, performances, parades, festivals and holiday celebrations make the John W. Gallivan Utah Center a lively and exciting gathering place year-round.
During the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, the Gallivan Center was one of the busiest hotspots in downtown.
The Gallivan Center is owned by the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City Public Services has partnered with the RDA to provide the management, programming and maintenance. Both entities are working toward establishing a public urban area that has the versatility to provide a recreational, educational and vocational site for families and individuals of all ages.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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The Grind
The Grind is a local music venue that hosts many live concerts, and offers the finest brewed coffee.
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Presenter |
Cedar City |
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The Utah Scottish Association
Since 1975 the Utah Scottish Association sponsors educational and cultural events open to the entire community. Their mission is to celebrate and promote the customs, civilization and achievements of Scottish heritage by welding Scottish cultural traditions into a viable present and advancing a heritable future.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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This is the Place Heritage Park
The 450-acre This Is The Place Heritage Park is the home of the Heritage Village living history site, which features more than 40 original and replica houses and businesses filled with villagers who demonstrate crafts, trades and home-making skills typical of 19th century Utah.
There are several opportunities for hands-on crafts and activities, such as pioneer chores, school lessons and farm animals to see and pet. Kids and adults alike can ride the train or horse-drawn wagons.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Timpanogos Storytelling
The Timpanogos Storytelling hosts many storytelling events during the year including a festival.
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Presenter |
Orem |
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Tuacahn Amphitheatre and Center for the Arts
Tuacahn Center for the Arts is a professional non-profit presenting and producing organization that inspires creativity and greatness in the human spirit by providing world class family entertainment and education. Tuacahn produces top-quality musical theatre and concerts, hosts a variety of special events, offers education and outreach programs to school-age children and adults, and supports other charities and community events. Doug Stewart, a local playwright, found Tuacahn's site in 1993. A non-profit organization was created and raised $23-million to build the Tuacahn Amphitheatre and Center for the Arts on the 80 acre parcel at the base of Padre Canyon. The plan was more than ambitious. Tuacahn facilities include a 330 seat indoor theater, a dance studio, black-box theater, recital hall, costume shop, scene shop, studios, classrooms, concessions stand and a gift shop. All were built to complement the jewel of Tuacahn, a 1,920-seat outdoor amphitheatre. Tuacahn opened in the spring of 1995. In August 1999 Tuacahn began operation of the Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts, Utah's first charter high school. Students are engrossed in an exceptional college preparatory curriculum along with unprecedented opportunities to rub shoulders with working theatre professionals at the Tuacahn Amphitheatre.
Quick Facts About Tuacahn:
-Tuacahn Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization that relies on donations from individuals, corporations, foundations, and government.
-Tuacahn presents over 150 live performances each year with its Broadway in the Desert summer/fall theatre season, spring/fall concert series, and Christmas Festival of Lights with Live Nativity.
-Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts educates over 250 students and places eighty percent of its graduates in institutions of higher education (30% above the state average). Many are now performing in professional dramatic and musical productions…
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Theatre,Presenter |
Ivins |
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U of U Virtuoso Series
Get up close and personal to the world's most celebrated classical artists at Libby Gardner Concert Hall on the University of Utah campus. Where else can you hear soloists and chamber musicians who appear at prestigious concert halls worldwide in an intimate, acoustically spectacular hall, at a fraction of the cost you would pay in New York or LA? For the eighth year, the School of Music's Virtuoso Series will bring six international soloists and ensembles to perform recitals, all of whom are at the top of their game.
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Presenter,Music |
Salt Lake City |
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Uintah Arts Council
The Uintah Arts Council is a private, non-profit corporation created to aid, encourage and promote the performing arts, the visual arts and the literary arts of northeastern Utah, namely, for the city of Vernal and surrounding towns. The main goal is to provide opportunities for local folks to enjoy the arts without traveling long distances or spending lots of money.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Vernal |
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Universe City
Universe City is a family operated art center that helps the community connect to a variety of arts. Universe City offers intimate access to local visual and performing arts opportunities, including a new monthly exhibit for Ogden's First Friday Arts Stroll, as well as music, theatre, poetry and other arts and humanities events.
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Presenter |
Ogden |
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Utah Arts Festival
What started out as the Salt Lake Festival of the Arts for three days in June of 1976 featuring 55 visual artists, 43 performing arts groups and 8 food artists on a three block section of Main Street has blossomed into a 4 day event, featuring over 130 visual artists, more than 100 performing arts groups, 18 plus culinary artists and drawing 80,000 patrons each June at Library and Washington Squares. The Utah Arts Festival is the largest outdoor multi-disciplined event in Utah. Having garnered numerous awards internationally, nationally and locally, the event remains one of the premiere events that kick off the summer in Utah each June.
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Utah Cultural Celebration Center
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center is dedicated to enriching and strengthening communities by promoting the expression of the arts, education, opportunities for economic development and the celebration of human diversity.
The Center is designed to strengthen a sense of unity among the people of the Wasatch Front by highlighting cultural wealth and creativity and offering a forum to celebrate the residents' talents in music, dance, performance and visual arts. They work to provide a place where family and friends can come together, and where cultural arts are nurtured, promoted, and celebrated.
This is a facility that is destined to become a home for the rich traditions of Utah's people, and a place where new traditions are born. Come join the Celebration!
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Presenter,Music |
West Valley City |
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Utah Lyric Opera
The Utah Lyric Opera is a non-profit organization committed to providing quality opera and musical theater in Utah Valley using exceptional area talent and guest artists.
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Presenter,Music |
Provo |
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Utah Pioneer Heritage Arts
Wherever they went in the Intermountain West, the pioneers took their arts with them: song, dance, stories, poetry, brass bands, even such art-crafts as quilting and woodworking. A lot of artisans still practice those heritage arts, but Utah now has a new organization designed to bring all of them under one umbrella. An official "Signing of the Memorandum of Agreement" for the Utah Pioneer Heritage Arts association took place at the Sons of Utah Pioneers National Headquarters.
Utah Pioneer Heritage Arts seeks to preserve the memory of our pioneer ancestors by becoming the premiere proponent of pioneer-era arts and provider of cultural events featuring those arts, and derivative arts whose roots lie in that era. Through the combined efforts of its members, UPHA is building our sense of community, enhancing our standard of living, and strengthening our social fabric by preserving, nourishing, and showcasing our cultural roots.
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Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Utah Shakespeare Festival
The Utah Shakespeare Festival presents life-affirming classic and contemporary plays in repertory, with Shakespeare as their cornerstone. These plays are enhanced by interactive festival experiences which entertain, enrich, and educate.
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Theatre,Presenter |
Cedar City |
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Utah State Fairpark
This beautiful facility is the home of the Utah State Fair each September. The Fairpark grounds and historical buildings lend ambience to family gatherings, weddings, quinceaneras, reunions, corporate parties and picnics, concerts, trade shows, conventions, outdoor movies, specialty retail sales events, and more, throughout the year.
Additional Information:
If you are interested in renting the Fairpark grounds or buildings for your event, contact:
Kelly West, Rental Services Director
801-538-8441
kellyw@fiber.net
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special_events,Presenter |
Salt Lake City |
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Utah Storytelling Guild
The Utah Storytelling Guild (USG) is a non-profit organization established to nurture, foster and promote the art form and practice of storytelling.
Local Chapters have monthly meetings to promote storytelling in your area and provide the opportunity to develop and share your stories. (See website for more info.)
Anyone is welcome to join them - from story lovers to hobbyists to professional storytellers.
Due-paying members receive the following:
* Bi-monthly Taleswapper newsletter--hard copy and online
* Listing on the USG website with bio page and picture
* Invite to any of the quarterly "May-Day Marketing" meetings or any other special interest group within USG
* Apply for grants and scholarships through use of USG's 501 (c) 3 status after submitting form to the Board
* Participation with the House Concert professional development series
* Emails with announcements of opportunities and auditions as they are known
* And much more!
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Presenter |
Clearfield |
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Wasatch Community Foundation
The Wasatch Community Foundation is a qualified non-profit association made up of citizens like you who want to make a positive difference in our valley. We encompass a variety of perspectives and areas of emphasis. The common thread, though, is clear: a commitment to be better.
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Presenter |
Heber City |
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Washington County Arts Council
The Washington County Arts Council coordinates and promotes leadership and policies that encourage and faster a strong, vibrant and cohesive arts community for the purpose of enriching the lives of Washington County residents and visitors.
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Theatre,Presenter,Arts Council |
Saint George |
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Wassermann Piano Festival
The Wassermann Piano Festival features music from local artists in a concert that cannot be missed.
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Presenter,Music |
Logan |
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Weber State University Cultural Affairs
The Office of Cultural Affairs strives to establish and maintain the role of Weber State University as the center of cultural life and performing arts education on the Northern Wasatch Front. Each season they feature public performances and educational residencies of artistic excellence in a diverse range of disciplines.
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Presenter,Dance |
Ogden |
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West Millard Cultural Council
The West Millard Cultural Council hosts local arts events for the community.
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Presenter,Arts Council |
Delta |
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Western Legends Roundup Inc.
Come to Kanab, Utah this summer for an authentic western good time during the 11th Annual Western Legends Roundup!
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special_events,Presenter |
Kanab |
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Z-Arts!
Zion Canyon Arts and Humanities, known affectionately as Z-Arts! is one of the oldest active arts councils in southern Utah. It has served Zion Canyon for 20 years. It is one of the few active arts councils in southern Utah. Considering the small population base they have to draw from, they have an outstanding programming record. This arts council, which serves Springdale, Rockville and Virgin, brings many cultural events each year to which would not otherwise be accessible.
Z-Arts! began with the initiative of Lila Moss and a handful of local residents seeking an outlet for creative involvement and programs. They succeeded in bringing their vision to fruition with dedicated volunteers and a lot of hard work.
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Presenter |
Springdale |
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