Harry Potter and the Cursed Child @ Eccles Theater

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child @ Eccles Theater
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Harry Potter fans are rushing to the Eccles Theatre to catch showings of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child here in Utah, however when you make a play that relies on cutting-edge technology, you’ll always run the risk of the spectacle overshadowing the narrative. … read more

Making Space for Play: Andrew Alba Lets Kids Take the Lead

Making Space for Play: Andrew Alba Lets Kids Take the...
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Andrew opted to exhibit some unexpected illustrators. Alba wanted to showcase local children’s art, which he maintains is historically underappreciated. … read more

The Road Drummer: The Man Behind the Bucket

The Road Drummer: The Man Behind the Bucket
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He had no drum kit, no car and no percussion training. So he improvised. He strapped a bucket onto the front of his bicycle and rode around Orem, practicing as he went. … read more

Rubi K. Rose: Award-Winning Burlesque Dancer

Rubi K. Rose: Award-Winning Burlesque Dancer
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Power and confidence have always carried Rose in every action of hers, including carrying her to burlesque. … read more

One-Night Adventure — Poor Yorick Open Studios September 26

One-Night Adventure — Poor Yorick Open Studios September 26
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Poor Yorick was created as a place where artists could have their own affordable space without fitting neatly into a commercial system hinging on monetary gain. … read more

A Bad Deal in Mormon Land: T.I.M. Wirkus’ Novel Hits Close to Home

A Bad Deal in Mormon Land: T.I.M. Wirkus’ Novel Hits...
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A Bad Deal in Mormon Land synthesizes queer and historical fiction, and does so through multiple point-of-view characters and a healthy dose of humor. Much of Wirkus’ inspiration for approaching history through a queer lens — namely Salt Lake City in the year 1908. … read more

Adventures into Altar Ego Apothecary

Adventures into Altar Ego Apothecary
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From an early Mormon settlement into a mortuary and later a flower shop, the historic home on Midvale’s Center Street has served multiple purposes before being morphed into a sacred communal space made for those curious about the occult. … read more

Craft Lake City Contemporary: An Art Gallery Series by Craft Lake City and Artspace

Craft Lake City Contemporary: An Art Gallery Series by Craft...
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Craft Lake City and Artspace are excited to announce a contemporary art gallery series that will showcase rotating exhibitions by local artists. … read more

Inspired by Music: Courtney Skelton’s Stories of Horror and Hope

Inspired by Music: Courtney Skelton’s Stories of Horror and Hope
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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

Time to Contemplate: UMOCA’s 2026 Fall Season is Here — “Time, Truth, and Other Immeasurables”

Time to Contemplate: UMOCA’s 2026 Fall Season is Here —...
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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’s biggest improv event ever: Inside the eight-week improv residency at Alliance Theater

Salt Lake’s biggest improv event ever: Inside the eight-week improv...
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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

The Death of Nero: Proudly and Loudly Queer

The Death of Nero: Proudly and Loudly Queer
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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