Arts
Craft Lake City Contemporary: An Art Gallery Series by Craft...
Craft Lake City and Artspace are excited to announce a contemporary art gallery series that will showcase rotating exhibitions by local artists. … read more
SLFS Summer Showdown: Being John Malkovich vs Seven
While I went in with no expectations, as it is hard to trust a cringey film bro’s opinion, I can say with certainty that Being John Malkovich is almost perfect. … read more
Inspired by Music: Courtney Skelton’s Stories of Horror and Hope
Inspired is a book of short stories based on songs by bands he supports. When music inspires you to create, it creates something inspiring. … read more
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Film Review: Edie Arnold Is a Loser
In coming-of-age comedy Edie Arnold Is a Loser, you’ll experience a heightened reality that reads like the chicken-scratch diary of the funniest girl you know. … read more
Time to Contemplate: UMOCA’s 2026 Fall Season is Here —...
UMOCA is opening a fall exhibition to guide our hands through further exploration of self, of society, and what is forever on the tip of our tongue. … read more
Salt Lake Book Festival Fills the Sundance Void
The first-ever Salt Lake Book Festival launches on Oct. 17. The timing couldn’t be better as many Utahns reel from our loss of the Sundance Film Festival. … read more
Film Review: Mayday
‘80s nostalgia is huge these days, but there’s more to the ‘80s than tabletop RPGs, Amblin’ movies or even music. Mayday is very much a throwback to an era of war and patriotic propaganda films– with the twist of 20/20 hindsight. … read more
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Salt Lake’s biggest improv event ever: Inside the eight-week improv...
Improv Salt Lake is about three things: “Passion, people, community” and this September it is hosting a first-of-its-kind residency at the Alliance Theater. … read more
Edie Arnold Is a Loser Brings Its Utah-Made Punk Comedy...
The coming-of-age film Edie Arnold Is A Loser is having its own homecoming this weekend, September 4 at the Salt Lake Film Society’s Broadway Centre Cinemas. … read more
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The Death of Nero: Proudly and Loudly Queer
The Death of Nero was a play written by Mikhali Kuzamin in 1928 following the rise and decline of Nero, as well as an autobiographer in the 1910s. … read more
Soul by Amé: Bringing Swag to the Swig State
The Petty brothers, Phillip and Micah, are casual, humorous and continually hitting the mark with their fashion label, Soul by Amé. … read more
Jess Bush on Christine Chapel’s Journey in Star Trek: Strange...
The role of Nurse Christine Chapel on Star Trek has been a chance for Jess Bush to take a character with a familiar name and history, go deeper and make it her own. … read more
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