Politics, technology, religion; what on earth are we going to do? Saturday’s Voyeur addresses it all in this year’s show. The show opens with a typical state liquor store, a clerk and a bum. That’s...
Independence day is here with family traditions (new and old), parades, fireworks, barbecues and more. Why not make a new tradition this year and celebrate America with an old fashion 1953 live radio broadcast?...
Family Art Saturdays: “Sounds of Sanctuary”
Children of all ages and their parents or guardians are invited by the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art to participate in hands-on art activities led by...
Lights, camera, games! The Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known as E3 drew 68,300 people to the Los Angeles Convention Center on June 13-15 for a three-day gaming festival full of trailers, announcements,...
!!! is not a typical band name. They have released seven albums and are still developing their very own sound. Their name is intended as a unique, stand out title and is also reminiscent of the bush language...
Ron Campbell, Beatles Cartoon Art Show
Animator Ron Campbell never really wanted to retire in the first place, so at about age 70 he began painting characters based on cartoons he worked on throughout...
Let’s face it, dating is hard, and it’s not getting any easier. Getting someone to sit down with you in person is a challenge on its own, and then factor in all the social media available to them in...
Known for his work with A Place to Bury Strangers and The D4, musician Dion Lunadon has just released his debut solo album on June 9. Self-titled, the album is straight out of the New York punk scene...
John W. Scheib, the new dean of the College of Fine Arts has “always been absolutely enchanted by the power of art.”
Scheib was raised in a family of art enthusiasts, and his love of all things...
Alice Cooper is an old school rock band with a twist. They are inspired by horror movies and put together theatrical shows with as much shock factor as possible. Band members wear full face makeup and...
