Arts events in the state of Utah, including visual arts, literary and performing arts events in Salt Lake City, Park City, Logan, Ogden, Provo, Lehi, St. George, Cedar City, Moab
15 Bytes was on everyone’s lips earlier this year when the Salt Lake Tribune dropped their arts coverage and threw up a paywall. Where was the arts community to turn for coverage of their activities now that the daily newspaper was throwing in the towel? Ah, 15 Bytes, […]
7:30 pm Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center 138 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Tickets: $30 through ArtTix, Students & Seniors $15 SALT LAKE CITY, UT – The nation’s oldest and most successful modern dance repertory company opens their 53rd season of dance in Salt Lake City with […]
Southern Utah University’s Department of Music welcomes guest artist, David Rogers, to campus on Saturday, September 22, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. in the Thorley Recital Hall in SUU’s Music Building. Rogers and SUU Music Adjunct Professor Dr. Roland Stearns, will join forces to bring to life music from […]
https://nhmu.utah.edu/events/poetry-science-cafe Listings
Community Meet-up at Spiral Jetty Saturday, September 29, 1-4 pm. All ages are welcome to create art, learn about the science of the lake, and explore the landscape with UMFA educators and curators + GSLI scientists. Clarinetist Katie Porter and percussionist Devin Maxwell will provide live music. Meet at Spiral […]
September 13 – 15
Salt Lake City
Call it persistence or call it foolishness, but we’ve been at this for 15 years. It was the first week in September of 2001 that 15 Bytes put together some basic html, a bunch of words and some small jpeg images and posted its first edition online. Earlier […]
Art Event: Spring City Spring City Heritage Days Spring City’s annual Heritage Days celebration will be held Saturday May 28, 2005. Spring City is home to a number of Utah artists as well as the second homes and studios of many prominent artists. During Hertiage Days renowned Home […]
Art Event: Escalante Everett Ruess Days Plein-air Competition by Shawn Rossiter Edward Abbey called it the “meanest little town in America.” Robert Redford and Bill Clinton have both been hung in effigy here. And it was from here that poet and artist Everett Ruess disappeared into the redrock […]
