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Catch Dispatch Before They Sneak Away

Catch Dispatch Before They Sneak Away

By Madge Slack June 16, 2017

Red Butte Garden's concert series will kick off this summer with Dispatch on June 18. This Boston based band is rather mysterious as they have a tendency to ebb in and out of the music industry. Dispatch...

Procrastinated Father’s Day? It’s going to be okay.

By Jaycen Eggleston June 16, 2017

Father's Day is always tough. Who knows what to get their dad? Moms are easy; they love the sentimental stuff like candles or a hand made card, but Dad? He is a solid wall of unreadable. Plus gifting is...

Driftwood: where is home?

Driftwood: where is home?

By Jaycen Eggleston June 15, 2017

Driftwood, a band formed in Binghamton, New York in 2005, is hitting the road this summer. On June 8 concert-goers in Park City, Utah were not disappointed. Driftwood is an interesting combination of folk,...

The Importance of Being Earnest or Rather How Not to Propose

The Importance of Being Earnest or Rather How Not to Propose

By Madge Slack June 13, 2017

Opening this week, Pinnacle acting company presents a classic play by Oscar Wilde, "The Importance of Being Earnest." This period play is a perfect example of Wilde's witty satirical style that mocks the...

O'Neill Re-imagines "Sun Tunnels"

O’Neill Re-imagines “Sun Tunnels”

By Holly Vasic June 9, 2017

University of Utah Honors College graduate Kelly O’Neill, originally from Albuquerque, N.M., jumped at the chance to get out of his hometown and come to Salt Lake City for college. As a child, O’Neill...

Explore History at the Scottish Festival

Explore History at the Scottish Festival

By Jaycen Eggleston June 8, 2017

Cultural festivals provide a glimpse into the traditions and experiences of groups of people and how they have evolved over thousands of years, and Utah hosts a wide variety of them. June 9 marks the first...

Ogden Nature Center the perfect summer secret

Ogden Nature Center the perfect summer secret

By Jaycen Eggleston June 7, 2017

Summer means more free time, and there is no better way to spend that time than with friends listening to new bands, old favorites or watching new film shorts from all around the world. Ogden Arts Festival...

Klangstof, the Hobby Project that went Completely Wrong

Klangstof, the Hobby Project that went Completely Wrong

By Holly Vasic June 7, 2017

Koen van de Wardt landed in a remote town in Norway with his family at age 14 and found the isolation to be a huge struggle. He turned to music as an outlet. "I just kind of wanted to help myself by making...

"The Rite of Spring" Closing Performance of the 76 Masterwork Season

“The Rite of Spring” Closing Performance of the 76 Masterwork Season

By Holly Vasic June 3, 2017

The evening opened with Tchaikovsky's "Souvenir d'un lieu cher" with special guest violinist Simone Porter performing. Audience member Dan Rich, conductor of the Utah Youth Junior Symphony Orchestra, described...

Brandy Clark and Charlie Worsham Tackle The Depot

Brandy Clark and Charlie Worsham Tackle The Depot

By Madge Slack May 31, 2017

Six-time Grammy nominee singer/songwriter Brandy Clark got into music young. Until the age of five years old her family listened to records instead of TV. At nine, she picked up the guitar and at age 11...