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‘Vertical dance’ company BANDALOOP will jump off the Salt Lake City Library and dance down its side at the Utah Arts Festival
‘Vertical dance’ company BANDALOOP will jump off the Salt Lake City Library and dance down its side at the Utah Arts Festival
Eric Walden By Eric Walden • 3d ago

This display of white supremacist books led a Utah family to talk honestly about racism

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • 4d ago

Expedia declares Heber City is one of America’s most beautiful towns

Scott D. Pierce By Scott D. Pierce • 6d ago

Chiura Obata, who painted natural wonders and hardships of Japanese-Americans at Topaz, gets major exhibition at Utah Museum of Fine Arts

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • May 25

Ballet West dancers share their impending baby news on Twitter

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • May 24

From Bowie to Bollywood, check out Kingsbury Hall’s upcoming season

Scott D. Pierce By Scott D. Pierce • May 22

New Salt Lake City exhibits feature cubist paintings of Christ’s life, photos of Mormons across the globe

By The Salt Lake Tribune • May 17

At Ballet West’s National Choreographic Festival, women get rare chance to play leading role in dancemaking

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • May 13

Raise a glass to four decades of Utah Opera with bubbly ‘Die Fledermaus’

Catherine Reese Newton By Catherine Reese Newton • May 12

In ‘Mother’s Milk,’ a young Mormon writer makes the idea of a Heavenly Mother feel as everyday as, well, writing poems while the kids nap

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • May 11

Hannibal Buress is not above roasting a certain young Utah Jazz guard before Saturday’s show in Salt Lake City

Eric Walden By Eric Walden • May 10

Utah students rap and sing their way onto the ‘Hamilton’ stage

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • May 4

Meet the Pioneer Theatre mothers helping to deliver a new production of ‘Mamma Mia!’

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • May 4

Deer Valley Concert Series’ inaugural lineup announced starting with The Decemberists

Eric Walden By Eric Walden • May 4

Did you hear the one about polygamy jokes on Twitter during Utah Jazz games? Wives have plural views of whether they are funny.

Nate Carlisle By Nate Carlisle • May 3

‘Hall and Oates’? They can’t go for that. But ‘Daryl Hall & John Oates’ will be performing in Salt Lake City on Tuesday.

Eric Walden By Eric Walden • May 3

‘I get on the dance floor and hear that music, and I can do anything’: At 92, this Utah woman keeps dancing to the Big Band soundtrack of her life

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • April 29

Growing number of ‘sensory-friendly’ locations in Utah aim to give safe space for children on the autism spectrum

Sean P. Means By Sean P. Means • April 27

After protests, Utah’s KBYU-FM will keep playing classical music

Scott D. Pierce By Scott D. Pierce • April 26

Salt Lake women contribute #MeToo monologues to a stage story about workplace discrimination

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • April 25

Frances Mayes’ new Tuscan novel is the ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ for women of a certain age

By Debra Bruno | Special to The Washington Post • April 24

Jake Tapper’s new political thriller is at its best when it’s most bonkers

By Ron Charles | The Washington Post • April 24

Ririe-Woodbury dancers will tour Korea and Mongolia as cultural ambassadors — after performing for Salt Lake City audiences

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • April 20

A second-generation Simon play takes shape with a reading at Pioneer Theatre Company

Ellen Fagg Weist By Ellen Fagg Weist • April 20

The Commonwealth Room, a new concert venue in South Salt Lake, announces opening date, first shows

Eric Walden By Eric Walden • April 19