As the summer days are winding down, campus activities are only ramping up. The Associated Students of the University of Utah contributed to the fall festivities with their annual Redfest. This year’s...
Pioneer Theatre Company, Salt Lake’s own regional theater company, is bringing a new work to life on the stage. "The Last Ship", a new musical featuring a score by pop artist Sting, is sailing in to...
If there were to be a compiled list of “the best anti-authority albums in history,” The Wall by Pink Floyd would undeniably be at the very top of it. “Another Brick in the Wall” has been featured...
There are many things Italians do well and food, music and wine are some of them.
This weekend, the Festa Italiana or the "Italian party" will run for the second time — featuring even more food and...
This weekend, the theatre department kicks off the 2016-17 season with "Bring It On!". In preparation for opening night, I recently caught up with Tori Sicklick, assistant choreographer and dance captain...
Many of us have been inspired, motivated and challenged by conference and video phenomenon, TEDx. The groundbreaking series returns to Salt Lake City Saturday Sept.17, bringing with it several distinguished...
The Greek Festival, which acts as a fundraiser for the Greek community, ran for three days last weekend at its usual corner on 3rd West with food, music and dancers performing onstage.
The entrance to...
When you're a college student, there isn't much that beats "free." Usually it is only applied to pizza — and, honestly, who's complaining?  But every once in awhile it's directed toward bigger things.
RedFest...
Once merely a small "tool exchange," The Avenues Street Fair continues to grow each year and provide more local talent for Salt Lake residents to enjoy and support.
Running for one day only, the fair...
Utah Eat Local Week, an event encouraging people to eat food from local companies that runs now through Sept. 17. If you’re new to eating local or have accepted the Eat Local Pledge, you may find yourself...
