Poor Yorick Studios: Salon d’Automne Open Studio Event
On Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 4 to 10 PM, Poor Yorick Studios in South Salt Lake will open its doors for their semi-annual open studio event, Salon d’Automne. Featuring the work of over 40 Utah artists, this lively celebration allows visitors to explore resident artists’ studios, witness art being created, and purchase works directly from the creators. With a variety of media on display—ranging from paintings and ceramics to photography, sculpture, and fiber arts—this event offers something for every art enthusiast. Admission is free, though donations are gratefully accepted. Don’t miss this vibrant evening of art in South Salt Lake’s creative hub!
Poor Yorick Studios, 126 W. Crystal Ave (2590 S.), South Salt Lake, 84115
Creator’s Collective SLC Fall Market: Shop Local and Celebrate Fall
On September 28, 2024, from 11 AM to 4 PM, the Creator’s Collective SLC Fall Market will bring together 35 local small businesses, artists, makers, and curators for a family-friendly shopping experience. Located at 975 S West Temple St, this free event offers a one-stop shop for unique gifts, home goods, jewelry, self-care products, art, and more. Visitors can enjoy activities like hollow needle piercings, fine line tattoos, permanent jewelry, and lash & brow lifts/tints, along with a charm bar and delicious treats from the on-site café. The first 50 shoppers will receive themed goodie bags, and giveaways will be happening all day long. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to support local creators and shop for seasonal items in a fun, welcoming atmosphere!
https://creatorscollectivemarket.com
The Sting & Honey Company Presents Chekhov’s The Seagull
From September 13 to 28, 2024, The Sting & Honey Company will bring Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull to life at the Regent Street Black Box in Salt Lake City. Directed by Javen Tanner, this production explores the timeless themes of love, ambition, and artistic frustration in Chekhov’s beautiful, hilarious, and heartbreaking masterpiece. Set amid the weariness of country life, the play follows the famous actress Arkadina, her son Konstantin, and the aspiring actress Nina, whose fates become entangled in a web of desperate love and dreams of success. Les Roka of The Utah Review praises the production, noting, “With solid acting across the board, the production…nicely shines the spotlight on the play’s comedic potential without zealously ramping up the inevitable tragedy of its psychological drama.” Don’t miss this powerful exploration of human emotion and the complexities of life.
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