Come swing and spin around once a month with the Brine Shrimps and Melissa Chilinski calling at Fisher Brewing! All levels welcome, beginner friendly, silly old-time fun. 730pm doors, 8-930pm dance. Live band, live caller, free and open to all over 21. Trashmooncollective.org

Thanks to a Creative Aging grant from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums (funded by your tax dollars), we are hosting this free, 6-week beginner’s collage course designed for ages 55 and up. No prior art or collage experience is required. In this hands-on, welcoming workshop, participants will be introduced to collage as an accessible and expressive art form using vintage magazines and mixed media materials. Each week builds on the last, beginning with foundational techniques and gradually expanding into composition, color, texture, and visual storytelling. Learners will explore collage as a way to reflect on memories, emotions, identity, and personal themes, culminating in a self-portrait collage project. Weekly sessions include step-by-step instruction, guided discussions, and generous time for personal exploration in a supportive, social environment. The course emphasizes process over perfection, encouraging curiosity, play, and creative confidence at any age. The course will culminate in a community sharing event, co-shaped by participants and the teaching artist, celebrating each learner’s creative journey. Attendance at all 6 weekly sessions and the culminating community sharing event is strongly encouraged to support group connection and learning continuity. Dates & Times: April 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26 5–7 PM (2 hours each session) Culminating Event: June 2 Calendar – Together Arts Community Studio

Thanks to a Creative Aging grant from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums (funded by your tax dollars), we are hosting this free, 6-week beginner’s collage course designed for ages 55 and up. No prior art or collage experience is required. In this hands-on, welcoming workshop, participants will be introduced to collage as an accessible and expressive art form using vintage magazines and mixed media materials. Each week builds on the last, beginning with foundational techniques and gradually expanding into composition, color, texture, and visual storytelling. Learners will explore collage as a way to reflect on memories, emotions, identity, and personal themes, culminating in a self-portrait collage project. Weekly sessions include step-by-step instruction, guided discussions, and generous time for personal exploration in a supportive, social environment. The course emphasizes process over perfection, encouraging curiosity, play, and creative confidence at any age. The course will culminate in a community sharing event, co-shaped by participants and the teaching artist, celebrating each learner’s creative journey. Attendance at all 6 weekly sessions and the culminating community sharing event is strongly encouraged to support group connection and learning continuity. Dates & Times: April 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26 5–7 PM (2 hours each session) Culminating Event: June 2 Calendar – Together Arts Community Studio

Thanks to a Creative Aging grant from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums (funded by your tax dollars), we are hosting this free, 6-week beginner’s collage course designed for ages 55 and up. No prior art or collage experience is required. In this hands-on, welcoming workshop, participants will be introduced to collage as an accessible and expressive art form using vintage magazines and mixed media materials. Each week builds on the last, beginning with foundational techniques and gradually expanding into composition, color, texture, and visual storytelling. Learners will explore collage as a way to reflect on memories, emotions, identity, and personal themes, culminating in a self-portrait collage project. Weekly sessions include step-by-step instruction, guided discussions, and generous time for personal exploration in a supportive, social environment. The course emphasizes process over perfection, encouraging curiosity, play, and creative confidence at any age. The course will culminate in a community sharing event, co-shaped by participants and the teaching artist, celebrating each learner’s creative journey. Attendance at all 6 weekly sessions and the culminating community sharing event is strongly encouraged to support group connection and learning continuity. Dates & Times: April 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26 5–7 PM (2 hours each session) Culminating Event: June 2 Calendar – Together Arts Community Studio

Earth Day Plants and Pints at Chappell Brewery and sponsored by Moonlight Garden Supply! Planting hops in barrels at the brewery and learning how to grow your own hops at home. 21 + event with valid ID. Chappell Brewing - Nano Brewery - Salt Lake City, Utah

Ready to learn how to take amazing portraits? Join local photographer Austin Luckett for a fun and creative portrait photography class at OCA! You’ll explore how to use light, angles, and expression to capture powerful photos of friends, family, and even yourself. Austin will share tips and tricks to help you feel confident behind the camera. Whether you’re brand new to photography or already love taking pictures, this class is for you. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Join us to get creative and see the world through a new lens! FREE & Open to the public with a $20 suggested donation. Parking is validated at OCA. Register and find our other classes at ogdencontemporaryarts.org/artist-factory-studio

Ready to learn how to take amazing portraits? Join local photographer Austin Luckett for a fun and creative portrait photography class at OCA! You’ll explore how to use light, angles, and expression to capture powerful photos of friends, family, and even yourself. Austin will share tips and tricks to help you feel confident behind the camera. Whether you’re brand new to photography or already love taking pictures, this class is for you. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Join us to get creative and see the world through a new lens! FREE & Open to the public with a $20 suggested donation. Parking is validated at OCA. Register and find our other classes at ogdencontemporaryarts.org/artist-factory-studio

What: Community Contra Dance When: Saturday April 5, 2026 Where: Historic Timpanogos Valley Theater 90 N. 100 W. Heber City, UT 84032 When: 6:30 - 7:00pm Beginner's Workshop 7:00 - 9:00pm Contra Dance Cost: $5 Admission for Adults $3 Admission for Students and under 12 yrs Babes in Arms can be worn in a carrier or sling Who: Sleepy Sun Studios a non-profit for community dances Carrie Dayton-Madsen (435) 671-2674 sleepysunstudios1969@gmail.com Contra Dancing: A Tradition for All Ages Contra dancing is a lively and inclusive tradition enjoyed by people of all ages, not just in the USA but around the world. Although rooted in American folk dancing, contra dance has distinct features that set it apart from similar styles like square dancing. Contra dance is a form of folk dancing made up of long lines of couples. It has mixed origins from English country dance, Scottish country dance, and French dance styles in the 17th century. Sometimes described as New England folk dance or Appalachian folk dance, contra dances can be found around the world, but are most common in the United States (periodically held in nearly every state). A contra dance event is a social dance that one can attend without a partner. The dancers form couples, and the couples form sets of two couples in long lines starting from the stage and going down the length of the dance hall. Throughout the course of a dance, couples progress up and down these lines, dancing with each other couple in the line. The dance is led by a caller who teaches the sequence of moves, called "figures," in the dance before the music starts.

In recognition of Law Day, this program introduces free law and related resources to self-represented individuals and anyone interested in learning more about finding the law. This free class runs from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. For more information call 801-943-4636 or go to this link: https://events.slcolibrary.org/event/15399537.

Ancestral connection and reverence practices are woven into the fabric of every earth-centered culture. Yet, as Westerners, we have not only lost the skill and practices of ancestor tending, but we carry many unhealed traumas and burdens of the past as a result. Join Joseph Shumway (certified Ancestral Lineage Healer, genealogist, and ritualist) to learn basic ways to reclaim lost connection with your ancient, earth-honoring ancestors, along with how Ancestral Lineage Healing can be a powerful tool to heal intergenerational wounds and restore connection to the magical gifts of our ancestral lineages. Participants will learn basic concepts of Ancestral Lineage Healing and how to safely work and connect with their ancestors. Joseph will also provide a guided meditative practice to help folks learn how to connect with their Wise, Loving Ancestors. Learn more about Joseph on his website https://ancestralhealing.coach and follow him on Instagram @ancestralhealing.coach Substack: @ancestralhealingcoach 

More info: Ancestral Healing — Golden Braid Books