It’s the little things that can turn a bad day into a better one. One morning, Sherman’s bad mood takes the form of a literal rain cloud, soaking him and making his mood—and the weather—worse. An unexpected encounter with imaginative children helps Mr. Sherman find the silver lining to his cloud and brightens his day, turning his outlook from pessimism into optimism. ​ The expressive graphic art creates an eye-catching and meaningful story. Readers will be empathetic to Sherman’s woes and uplifted when reminded that the sun does eventually come out again after the rain. Join us in welcoming David Habben to Provo City LIbrary on the evening of Wednesday, June 19th, to discuss and sign copies of his new picture book, Mr. Sherman's Cloud. This event will begin at 7:00 p.m.

KRCL's Women Who Rock is pleased to announce that Friday, June 21 the Utah Arts Festival is all about Women Who Rock the arts! Music on the stages will feature female musicians. Kicking off the day with Rock Camp For Girls at noon on the Park Stage and capping the night with Caroline Rose on the Amphitheater Stage.

A partnership between KRCL and the Utah Arts Festival.

Look for female leads on the Big Mouth Stage and at the Fear No Film Festival. Check out krcl.org for the complete lineup.

The New York Vision is a celebration of all things fun and classy! You are cordially invited to the official company launch party celebration. We will officially unveil exclusive lines from variety of local designers, with our New York Fashion Week themed affair.

Website: www.flairessence.com Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/515857102245553/ Tickets: Early Bird Entry: $8 General Admission: $10 Kids 17 & under FREE | Teens 18+ : $5 VIP: $15 Sponsorship or donations for upcoming event June 22.

Proceeds will help benefit Big Brother Big Sister Utah this year. If your passion or appeal is in modeling, designing, photography, cosmetology, expanding and networking then this is the event you do not want to miss! Why should you attend? • Chance to mingle with the creative community of utah • Meet other passionate individuals * Fun atmosphere for the whole family Collaborators º Depiction Flair º Zaiya Collection º The Hammered Copper LLC. º VF Moda º Indira Adame º Utah Art Alliance º Empire Model & Talent Academy º Blazzian Collection º Mazel Benson Patrons º Diana Baun / Color Street (100% Nail Applique) º Angela H. Brown / SLUG Mag º Johanna Lawter / doTERRA º Jenny Leato / Pink Zebra Sponsors • National History Museum of Utah • Red Butte Garden • Sheraton SLC • Ogden's Own Distillery • Inspector Tony Home Inspections • Cat Palmer Photography

Transportation: We encourage everyone to carpool. If you plan on drinking make sure your have a designated driver, or Uber, Lyft or Cab it. The venue is next to the Vivint Arena Trax Station so that is a great way to get to the event. If you are using Trax to get home remember to check the schedule for the last train. ➤ All performances are being donated to make our goal a reality. Cash tips are highly recommended. Thanks in advance. Proceeds to help FE make a difference in the community. FE will be donating proceeds to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah.

Sound Cause aims to promote and inspire artistic expression in adults in our community while raising money for a cause. We will be donating all the profits from this event to the Cara Pro Bono Project which represents detained mothers and children who are fleeing extreme violence in Central American and elsewhere. This event will consist of a concert as well as a silent auction. If you want to participate in the silent auction, make sure you come prepared to pay with cash, check or venmo. Doors open for the silent auction at 6:30 PM. List of Performers Master of Ceremonies: Meg Walter of the Strangerville Podcast Eli McCann of itjustgetsstranger.com and the Strangerville Podcast Natalie Easter (natalieeaster.com) Andrea Haag John Haag (johnhaagfineart.com) Shane Haag Rachelle Pearson Katherine Wojnowski

Beat the summer heat with these thirty bone-chilling tales of horror! Join us as we partner with Forty-Two Books and the Utah Chapter of Horror Writers Association to celebrate the release of their fifth anthology of short horror, Peaks of Madness: A Collection of Utah Horror. The group of Utah writers who brought you It Came From the Great Salt Lake, Apocalypse Utah, and others are back with thirty new tales of terror, and the horror inside may just drive you mad! Some will resist. Others will give in willingly. You may even find that you like the psychosis of original Utah Horror. Thirty lunatics have come together to produce the finest and most original unpublished writings, since losing their minds. Experience the delusion and insanity of this new collection of horror in poetry, flash, and short fiction. Hypnotic flesh eaters, ghosts of the past, ritual killings, time loops in hell, Ted Bundy's murder-sex, sub-dermal insects, homicidal hauntings, and asylum wanderers will thrill and fascinate you on the way out of sanity. Lovecraft's typewriter will type out your last words as you lose your mind, proclaiming the stories within, the best to have ever been penned. Join us at The Printed Garden on Friday night, July 19th, and enjoy an evening of Utah horror stories as some of the contributors to Peaks of Madness: A Collection of Utah Horror regale us with their tales of terror. This event will begin at 7:00 p.m.

United Africans of Utah is excited to announce The 4th Annual African Festival will be held on Saturday, July 27, 2019 from noon to 8 pm at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. The family friendly event is FREE and will feature music, dance and spoken word performances, with art and food booths galore.

A true story about a chicken who raised ducklings and the surprises it brought to the barnyard. Illustrated in watercolor with pen and ink, it is a heartwarming story about moms, babies and the families we make for ourselves. Join us for a special author-led storytime for children Saturday afternoon, August 3rd. Karen O'Driscoll will read her new picture book, Buc, Buc, Mama Duck!, and two other favorites for the kids. We'll also have special coloring pages and some cookies! The storytime will begin at 2:00 p.m.

When a young boy loses his mother, an invisible dragon swoops in and perches on top of his head. A most unwelcome guest, the dragon follows him to school, sleeps on his chest at night (making it hard for him to breathe), and even crashes his birthday party. As the boy comes to terms with his mother’s death, however, his relationship with the dragon changes in surprising ways. My Big, Dumb, Invisible Dragon is a story for children dealing with loss, particularly the death of a parent. Although grief is a heavy topic, Angie Lucas and Birgitta Sif handle it deftly for children, using the metaphor of the dragon, a light tone, and touches of humor. The book shows that healing takes time and that it’s OK to experience a wide range of emotions as you process a really big loss. Join us for a special Children's Storytime with author Angie Lucas on Saturday, August 10th. Angie will read from, discuss, and sign copies of her new book, and will round out the storytime with a couple of her other favorite books. We'll have coloring pages designed by the remarkable Icelandic artist Birgitta Sif, who is also the book's illustrator. If that's not enough, we'll have cookies! This event will begin at 2:00 p.m.

We're launching our first My First Book Club both to keep our younger guests reading through the summer and to give them their very first book club-style experience. Not necessarily designed as a classroom-style experience, the My First Book Club will be focused simply on creating a positive and fun social experience and getting young readers to talk about what they've read with their peers, focusing on their most and least favorite parts, as well as scratching the surface of their book selections to consider other messages and themes that the author might be conveying.

Participants should arrive at the August meeting having finished Freya & Zoose by Emily Butler. Although it's not necessary to have completed the book, guests should try to have read as much of it as possible to avoid the possibility of spoilers from other readers. During this, our third and final discussion of My First Book Club 2019, author Emily Butler will also be attending to discuss her book with our young guests! Our discussion will start at 2:00 p.m. and we'll have cookies or some type of snacks for our readers!