Come learn about the ways Northrop Grumman harms Utahns and civilians in other bioregions. Also, learn how to nonviolently resist the violence of Northrop Grumman's nuclear weapons programs here in Utah. Journalist Taylor Barnes will join the event to explain more about the unethical practices of Northrop Grumman. The event is free and more information is available on Instagram and the UCAN website: UtahCAN.org

Come learn about the ways Northrop Grumman harms Utahns and civilians in other bioregions. Also, learn how to nonviolently resist the violence of Northrop Grumman's nuclear weapons programs here in Utah. Journalist Taylor Barnes will join the event to explain more about the unethical practices of Northrop Grumman. The event is free and more information is available on Instagram and the UCAN website: UtahCAN.org

Guests will go from telescope to telescope to view what the astronomer is focused on. Throughout the evening each astronomer will zoom in on several objects. The scopes and eyepieces will differ, so even seeing the same object through the different scopes will not look alike. Questions are encouraged and welcome! This is an all ages event and ladders will be provided for smaller children. Dress for the cold evening. We recommend warm clothes, gloves, hat, hand warmers, and a warm beverage to drink. Turn off your phones so as not to interfere with your night vision. After seeing light, it takes about 30 minutes to get your night vision again. Once you are accustomed to the dark, you can see quite well. If a guest would like to bring a flashlight, only red-lights should be used. Red light doesn't affect your night vision. Light snacks will be provided. Please BYOB in reusable containers. * *This event is contingent on weather** We will notify you through eventbrite if event is cancelled. Thank you to Salt Lake Astronomical Society for helping co-host this amazing event.

Experience the Utah Queer Film Festival (UQFF) in person on October 25-27, 2024 at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center–an exciting weekend of LGBTQIA+ creativity, ideas, and art explored through dramatic and documentary films from around the world, including local short films. Virtual films will be available October 27-November 3, 2024. As the longest-running queer film festival in the Mountain West, UQFF celebrates, inspires, and highlights queer stories, queer history, and queer joy through a diverse selection of feature and short films, community collaborations, workshops, discussions, and more! >>June-July 18: Early-bird festival passes for Utah Queer Film Festival are on sale now! >>Mid-July: First Program Announcements >>Mid-August: Additional Program Announcements >>Early September: Films, workshops, and tickets available to reserve with your pass! >>October 25-27: Pick up your physical pass and enjoy the in-person Festival >>October 27-November 3: Select films available to view during the online Festival Buy your Early Bird Festival Film Pass at: https://utahqueerfilmfestival.org/passes/ Utah Queer Film Festival is powered by Utah Film Center.