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A bill could designate Utah’s first ‘living historic landmark.’ Here’s what it is.

Sen. Luz Escamilla is looking past state symbols to honor parts of Utah’s cultural scene.

(Beau Pearson | Ballet West) A young dancer portrays Clara in Ballet West's 2018 production of "The Nutcracker." State Sen. Luz Escamilla has introduced a bill in the Utah Legislature to designate Ballet West's production, credited as the first version of "The Nutcracker" in the United States, as an official Utah "living historic landmark."

(Beau Pearson | Ballet West) A young dancer portrays Clara in Ballet West's 2018 production of "The Nutcracker." State Sen. Luz Escamilla has introduced a bill in the Utah Legislature to designate Ballet West's production, credited as the first version of "The Nutcracker" in the United States, as an official Utah "living historic landmark."