Comprising symbols from Mesoamerican and Indigenous cultures, Corn Mandala: Belonging is Jorge Rojas’ seventh installation of ephemeral mandalas. … read more
The Art of Belonging: How Food Transcends Cultures to Create Identity
Film Review: Mutt
Mutt is a terrific film that truly falls into the “must see” category, whether it’s a story that you relate to or perhaps especially if it’s not. … read more
Celebrating Oktoberfest at Silver Reef Brewing Co.’s New Craft Kitchen
Silver Reef Brewing Co. is locally recognized for its unique dining experience and creative brews, served both on draft and in artistically illustrated cans. … read more
Localized: Body Horror
Body Horror is blessed with a formidable combo of something important to say and the musical chops to make you sit your ass down and listen. … read more
Localized: Cassette Drift
The resemblances between Cassette Drift and bands such as Depeche Mode and New Order are obvious, but to call the band an ‘80s throwback would be reductive. … read more
Bluebird Bands: The Newest Evolution of Sundance Resort’s Collaboration with The Bluebird Cafe
Bluebird Bands will be set on the same timeless stage as the Bluebird Cafe Concert Series but will take on a more classic concert approach with a full band playing. … read more
Film Review: The Good Mother
The Good Mother is a serviceable and forgettable thriller that feels rushed and compromised by budget and runtime constraints. … read more
Mike Brown: Food Fight!
Mike Brown breaks down the art of the most legendary (and nearly extinct) form of warfare that the whole world knows—the food fight. … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: September 2023
Whether you’re into funk, indie rock or anything in between, SLUG Mag has got you covered with September’s roundup. … read more
Contributor Limelight: Addison Austin-Lou
Addison Austin-Lou puts her refined palette to use as a food writer at SLUG, covering a diverse array of cuisines since December 2022. … read more
Contributor Limelight: John Taylor
John Taylor has captivated readers since March 2022 with his striking images of local fashion innovators in our monthly SLUG Style column. … read more
Film Review: The Hill
The human drama in The Hill is so bland that it’s hard to care and far too corny to be taken seriously. … read more
