Brother Be Gone, a solo exhibition by John Sproul, is a reflection on the human experience of loss and grief. Through a series of recent paintings created after the passing of a long-time friend, Sproul explores loss as a powerful experience that is necessary for growth. Please join us for the opening reception of Brother Be Gone on September 17th from 6 - 9 PM at the Alice Gallery.

The gallery is open for viewing by appointment only from September 22 - November 12, please schedule your visit 24 hrs in advance at https://calendly.com/alicegallery/30-minute-alice-gallery-visit?month=2021-09 For more info: https://artsandmuseums.utah.gov/events/brother-be-gone/

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This Humanities in the Wild will be exploring the human impact on our feathered friends. Join Eli Knapp author of Dead Serious and local bird experts Ellis Juhlin and Aimee Van Tatenhove for a birding adventure as we walk from Stokes Nature Center to 2nd Dam and back. (Approximately 2 miles). Please dress appropriately and bring a reusable water bottle. Enjoy readings from the book, and a Q & A session inside the Nature Center following our birding adventure along with light refreshments!

More info: https://fb.me/e/1GTUX3wd2

Please contact palomo@utahhumanities.org for accessibility accommodations. This program is made possible with support from Utah Humanities, Torrey House Press, and Stokes Nature Center.

World’s Greatest Chant & Dance Party: Interactive Bollywood & Bhakti Dance, Mantra Bands, Dj’s, Yoga, Cuisine, Crafts, Color Throws on the Hour, Free Hugs, Lotsa Love Holi is the Festival of Colors, a traditional Indian holiday celebrated in our own innovative fashion. The Holi Festival takes its name from an evil witch who lived thousands of years ago. Her name was Holika. She had a boon not to be burned even if she stepped into fire. She misused this benediction to burn many babies by carrying them into fires. However, when she tried to do the same to a five year old Krishna devotee named Prahlad, she got burned instead, while Prahlad emerged from the fire unharmed. Prahlad\’s constant habit was to chant the names of God, Hare Krishna Hare Krshna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare / Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare. Thus taking shelter of the Lord through His Holy Names the Supreme protected him. This year, realizing that Holi has developed a national following especially among college festival-goers, we are preparing more parking and more colors (by far) than ever before. The music, the dance, the worship, the facilities — everything is being upgraded.

Tickets and items purchased are available for pick-up at the event. Unredeemed tickets purchased for previous Festivals of Colors that were postponed due to COVID-19 are redeemable at this event. Kids 12 and under are FREE. Purchase tickets here: https://on.spingo.com/e/Festival_of_Colors_Spanish_Fork_2021 For more information, visit: https://www.festivalofcolorsusa.com/festival-of-colors/festival-colors-spanish-fork-ut/

World’s Greatest Chant & Dance Party: Interactive Bollywood & Bhakti Dance, Mantra Bands, Dj’s, Yoga, Cuisine, Crafts, Color Throws on the Hour, Free Hugs, Lotsa Love Holi is the Festival of Colors, a traditional Indian holiday celebrated in our own innovative fashion. The Holi Festival takes its name from an evil witch who lived thousands of years ago. Her name was Holika. She had a boon not to be burned even if she stepped into fire. She misused this benediction to burn many babies by carrying them into fires. However, when she tried to do the same to a five year old Krishna devotee named Prahlad, she got burned instead, while Prahlad emerged from the fire unharmed. Prahlad\’s constant habit was to chant the names of God, Hare Krishna Hare Krshna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare / Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare. Thus taking shelter of the Lord through His Holy Names the Supreme protected him. This year, realizing that Holi has developed a national following especially among college festival-goers, we are preparing more parking and more colors (by far) than ever before. The music, the dance, the worship, the facilities — everything is being upgraded.

Tickets and items purchased are available for pick-up at the event. Unredeemed tickets purchased for previous Festivals of Colors that were postponed due to COVID-19 are redeemable at this event. Kids 12 and under are FREE. Purchase tickets here: https://on.spingo.com/e/Festival_of_Colors_Spanish_Fork_2021 For more information, visit: https://www.festivalofcolorsusa.com/festival-of-colors/festival-colors-spanish-fork-ut/

SLAM Summer Concerts are free, monthly outdoor concerts staged on the 2nd Friday of the month from June - October on Monument Plaza in Sugar House. The concerts feature SLAM: Salt Lake Academy of Music's students, staff, and special guests performing rock, blues, jazz, classical, and Americana music. Monument Plaza is surrounded by outdoor patios at a variety of pubs, breweries, and restaurants that have seating. If you want to sit on the plaza, there is some seating, but you may want to bring a camping chair. SLAM: Salt Lake Academy of Music is a nonprofit music school in Sugar House that offers free-to-fee sliding scale instruments and award-winning instruction for youth in addition to serving adults, seniors, and professionals. SLAM's music instruction includes individual lessons, band, and other ensemble performance programs, recording, production, and touring programs for youth.

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Plan for food, games, crafts, shopping and activities for witches and wizards of all ages! Children 5 and under are free! They don't need a ticket. Here is what is included in the purchase of your ticket: Bouncy Castle Magic Green Screen Courtyard Games Cosplay Contest Countless photo ops Magic shows Access to amazing local artists and vendors A Free Craft of your choice* 15% of ticket proceeds are donated to ARISE Project For Humanity https://www.ariseprojects.org Don't forget some extra cash for food, crafts and to support our local artists and vendors. *Additional crafts are available at minimal cost.

Prices: Fashion a wand of your very own. $2 Master the art of potion making $2 Adopt your own fuzzy monster pet. $3 COVID Protocols: Masks are required to attend this event.

This classic holiday tale centers on a mischievous, bespectacled boy, Ralphie, who dreams of getting a BB-gun for Christmas. In the weeks before the big holiday, Ralphie, his friends and his family get into all kinds of situations — including run-ins with a bully with "yellow eyes," a tongue stuck to a flagpole, a bar of soap in the mouth, a garish leg lamp, and a Chinese Christmas dinner. This hilarious musical is sure to warm your heart and tickle your funny bone becoming "A major award" of the 2021 holiday season.

Show Dates: November 26-December 22, 2021 https://www.tuacahn.org/show/winter/