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Jun 12 - 13
2 Days
As the Utah Symphony hosts the League of American Orchestras’ annual conference and is joined in the audience by orchestra leaders from across the county, witness our musicians and Music Director Emeritus Thierry Fischer intertwine works by composers of multifaceted backgrounds into an enchanting tapestry that reverberates with the richness of diverse heritages. South Korean-German violinist Clara-Jumi Kang makes her Utah Symphony debut with the Korngold Violin Concerto, which brings all the glitz and glamor expected from an Austrian who later found himself in Hollywood composing for films! Echoes of the “American Dream” are also heard in Amériques by French composer Varèse, who moved to America and was inspired by the sounds of industrial New York City. Mexican composers past and present bookend the program. Revueltas warns of the dangers of cultural clashes, yet Gabriela Ortiz’ Téenek concludes the program, and the season, with the message that a hopeful future lies in recognizing each other’s respective identities and differences—and weaving them together to create something stronger than the sum of the parts.
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Jun 9 - 13
5 Days
June 9-13 • Grades 3-5 • 9AM-4PM $325 • Bad Dog Art Studio Step into a magical world filled with mythical creatures and epic quests! • Create fantastical characters inspired by the realms of Dungeons & Dragons, legends, and folklore • Explore fantasy subgenre like high fantasy, urban fantasy, and steampunk • Experiment with drawing, painting, and sculpting to bring creations to life • Develop storytelling and character design skills through art and imagination • Build enchanted worlds and embark on your artistic adventure **camp cost includes materials*
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Jun 12 - 14
3 Days
Scottish born singer/songwriter with his band The Empty Pockets. Playing his old favorites, like Year Of The Cat, Time Passages, On the Border, and Modern Times, along with selections from his deep catalogue. Thursday - Saturday at 8pm. No Opener. Pharaohs receive preferred seating.
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May 16 - Jun 17
33 Days
Tuck Everlasting follows young Winnie Foster, longing for adventure beyond her white picket fence. Her life transforms when she discovers the Tuck family’s secret to everlasting youth, leading her to choose between her ordinary life and joining their infinite journey. This beautifully written tale delves into themes of life, death, and the beauty found in fleeting moments.
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Jun 18 - 20
3 Days
Inspiring audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism since the 1960s Wednesday - Friday at 8pm, No Opener. Pharaohs receive preferred seating.
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Jun 16 - 20
5 Days
June 16-20 • Grades 6-8 • 9AM-12PM (Half day) $160 • Bad Dog Art Studio Enter the world of digital illustration with Procreate! • Learn essential Procreate tools like layers, brushes, shapes, shadows, and highlights • Create vinyl stickers, custom cards, and more • Bring your own iPad and Apple Pencil with Procreate downloaded to iPad (app available for $12.99 on the App Store) • Optional full-day extension: Stay for the Intro to Fused Glass class (bring lunch!) **camp cost includes materials**
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Jun 16 - 20
5 Days
June 16-20 • Grades 6-8 • 1PM-4PM (Half day) $235 • Bad Dog Art Studio Discover the art and science of Fused Glass! Campers will explore the process of creating beautiful objects by melting glass and transforming raw materials into stunning designs. • Learn how to score and cut glass using specialized tools • Experiment with colors and textures to create unique, vibrant designs • Explore the magic of kiln-firing and the transformation of glass • Create one-of-a-kind glass art pieces, from jewelry to decorative items • Space is limited to 8 students, so sign up early to secure your spot! **camp cost includes materials and kiln firing fees**
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Feb 15 - Jun 21
127 Days
Brigham City Museum of Art and History invites you to participate in “Uncovering the Journey: Japanese American Pioneers in Box Elder County”. Join us in bringing to life the remarkable story of Box Elder County’s Japanese community through a compelling new exhibit that showcases their trailblazing contributions to agriculture, heroic military service, and leadership in building vibrant communities. February 15, 2025 @ 12:00 am – June 21, 2025 @ 11:59 pm
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Oct 5, 2024 - Jun 22, 2025
261 Days
Last fall, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts invited community members, artists, creatives, activists, students, and teachers to submit proposals for a site-specific, participatory installation in our educational exhibition space: Art. Community. Museum. Education. (ACME) Lab. After a rigorous review process, the UMFA selected teaching artist Sydney Porter Williams to create our newest ACME Lab: Interwoven: Social Transformation Through Art and Community. Collaboratively envisioned with Courtney Buss, Florencia Hernandez, Ada May, and Emily Schmuckal — students from Sydney’s University of Utah course, Art for Critical Consciousness — this exhibition deepens our understanding of shared humanity by highlighting our intersecting identities and diverse experiences. Utilizing original artworks, poems, and audio recordings created in community workshops, Interwoven acknowledges inequities in our society, celebrates the richness of individual and collective identities, and encourages visitors to become active participants in collective social transformation. Join us as part of a transformative journey through art and community! On display October 5, 2024 to June 22, 2025
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Jun 23 - 27
5 Days
June 23-27 • Grades 4-8 • 9AM-4PM $375 • Bad Dog Art Studio Explore 3D art through clay handbuilding and mixed-media sculpture! • Learn handbuilding techniques to create functional and decorative clay pieces • Experiment with glazing to add color and finish to your clay art • Create sculptures using mixed media and upcycled materials • Develop skills in both 2D and 3D art, combining traditional and innovative techniques **camp cost includes materials and kiln firing fees**
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Jun 26 - 28
3 Days
Award winning Ukulele marvel Jake Shimabukuro has mesmerized audiences with his innovative and dynamic style, taking the instrument to dizzying new heights. Since gaining prominence in the early 2000’s, ukulele marvel Jake Shimabukuro has mesmerized audiences with his innovative and dynamic style, taking the instrument to dizzying new heights. Over a dozen solo albums, Shimabukuro has shown a knack for moving effortlessly between genres, sometimes in the same song. After being taught the instrument by his mother at age four, Jake became a local phenom, performing on his own and in a local group Pure Heart. Early in his solo career he became a YouTube sensation when his cover of George Harrison’s “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” went viral. Since then, Jake has gone on to play the world’s most venerable venues, from The Hollywood Bowl to Lincoln Center to the Sydney Opera House and The N.O. Jazz Fests and collaborated with some of the world’s greatest musicians, including Yo-Yo Ma, Bela Fleck and The Flecktones, Jimmy Buffett, Jack Johnson, Bette Midler, Ziggy Marley, Sonny Landreth, Billy Strings, Lukas & Willie Nelson and Warren Haynes. Shimabukuro has also won his share of awards and, just a few years ago he was nominated by President Joe Biden to serve as a Member for the National Council on the Arts.
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Nov 15, 2024 - Jun 29, 2025
227 Days
Arleene Correa Valencia is an emerging contemporary artist interested in migration, family, and the visibility/invisibility of undocumented people in the United States. Born in Michoacán, Mexico, Correa Valencia fled with her family to the United States at age three and grew up in Napa Valley. The prolonged experience of separation when her father left to find work made a profound impact on Correa Valencia’s childhood and outlook. Her artistic practice continues to explore the grief, anxieties, and fears of repeated separation alongside the joys of reunited life together. salt 16: Arleene Correa Valencia features a new series of portraits that capture the complex experience of migration across the Mexico-United States border. The figures are embroidered and painted on handmade Amate, a traditional paper made with tree bark by expert artists and collaborators in Mexico. Each portrait includes reflective fabrics and discarded clothing that closely mimic original family photographs, stitching together the story of Correa Valencia’s family over the past three generations. This exhibition is accompanied by a publication with a featured essay by Dr. María del Mar González-González, Assistant Professor of Art History at Weber State University. On display November 15, 2024 to June 29, 2025
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Jul 1
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
TOAST is The No. 1 Tribute to BREAD in the world! Experience the concert event that is SELLING OUT all around the country! “BREAD virtually invented soft rock in the early Seventies, and the group’s biggest hits — ‘Make It With You,’ ‘If,’ ‘Baby I’m-a Want You’ and ‘Everything I Own’ — remain staples on lite-rock radio.” – Rolling Stone Over their career, Bread scored 13 hits on Billboard’s Top 100!! The two surviving members of Bread (David Gates & Robb Royer) are happily retired and enjoying their time with family and the fruits of their musical careers. Enter TOAST – The Ultimate Bread Experience who does everything possible to keep the legacy of Bread alive. With a surprising fidelity rarely heard from a live tribute band, their sound is often described as “spot on” to the original recordings. Audiences everywhere rave about closely their live performances sound like the cherished records they listened to back in the day. TOAST takes the audience on a journey back in time, engaging a spectrum of emotions; from the tender moments that tug on the heartstrings to the upbeat classics that compel them to jump out of their seats and dance. And when combined with truly timeless music, this concert has “risen” to the top as one of the absolute favorites of audiences everywhere! Ages 8+ are welcome. Learn more at https://breadtribute.com/
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Jun 30 - Jul 3
4 Days
June 30-July 3 • Grades 1-6 • 9AM-4PM $260 • Bad Dog Art Studio Bring your imagination to life through puppets and performance! • Create custom puppets from fabric, felt, and other textiles • Learn basic puppet-making techniques like stitching and gluing • Work with staff and volunteers to complete your projects • Puppet performance for family and friends at the end of the week **camp cost includes materials**
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Jul 7 - 11
5 Days
July 7-11 • Grades K-2 • 9AM-4PM $325 • Bad Dog Art Studio Create, design, and build with pixel art and upcycled materials! • Design your own mini fig character and bring it to life • Explore printmaking techniques using building blocks • Build a 3D robot sculpture with upcycled materials • Make pixel art inspired by Minecraft • Combine art, design, and play while developing creativity and problem-solving skills **camp cost includes materials, building blocks not included**
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