Arts
Stage musical Little Shop of Horrors to play remodeled Murray...
Spooky season continues with an interview with Nolan Mitchell, director of Murray Theater’s production of the musical Little Shop of Horrors. … read more
Making Space for Play: Andrew Alba Lets Kids Take the...
Andrew opted to exhibit some unexpected illustrators. Alba wanted to showcase local children’s art, which he maintains is historically underappreciated. … read more
Rubi K. Rose: Award-Winning Burlesque Dancer
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
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...
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
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
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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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
“Growth Requires Sacrifice:” Bianca Velasquez’s “Prescribed Burn”
“Prescribed Burn” by Bianca Velasquez is inspired by the Indigenous practice of cultural burns, exploring the beauty that can emerge from destruction. … read more
The Odd Mod: Summer Buckshaw
Summer Buckshaw blended 1960s romance comic books with bold advertisement, incorporating vintage Pop Art through a vibrant color palette on this month’s cover. … read more
Hug Your Homies: DIY Festival Vintage Vendors
What starts with a laugh, a sticker, or a shirt ends with asking your friends, “But how are you really?” Hug Your Homies believes that small actions and intentional questions create opportunity for real conversation about mental health. … read more
Bright & Stormy Kids: DIY Festival Vintage Vendors
Combining a passion for sustainability, fashion and motherhood, Bright & Stormy Kids works to bring unique secondhand finds to parents. … read more
