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
March 12 – March 22 Salt Lake City In celebration of the 150th anniversary of the first ballot cast by a woman in US history, the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment, and International Women’s Day, Salt Lake Acting Company proudly presents a world premiere […]
FEBRUARY 13-23, 2020 Salt Lake City SINGING TO THE BRINE SHRIMP is a madcap comedy – with puppets and songs and the Great Salt Lake – about learning who you really are and what you truly value. This is the theatrical opportunity of a lifetime for Allison, a […]
Feb. 15 Please join Weller Book Works as we welcome Dr. James R. Swensen and Dr. Braden Lindstrom for a multi-media presentation and signing of The Art of Gaell Lindstrom: Utah and Beyond in Watercolor and Other Media, Saturday, February 15, at 7 PM. The Art of Gaell Lindstrom: […]
The Utah Arts Alliance presents the SLC WHITE PARTY, the longest running WHITE PARTY in Salt Lake City, now in their 20th year. This event is perfect for all who wish to experience a magical night of art, music, performance and joy. The SLC WHITE PARTY is for […]
October 5
Salt Lake City
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 […]
by A.C. Bacall Notions of the artist as informer or even activist are hardly new to contemporary practices, beginning with Conceptual art in the mid-1960s and carried forward through work meant to critique institutions, further commitments to feminism, and raise awareness of AIDS, among many other objectives. In more […]
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 Tour you can visit many restored pioneer […]
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 wilderness. Perched up against the high cliffs of Boulder Mountain, and […]
