A Statewide Annual Competition featuring the work of artists across the state of Utah.
Located in the grand lobby of the old Rio Grande Depot, the Rio Gallery was established as a service to Utah artists, providing a free venue for emerging as well as established artists to gather and educate the community through their artwork.
Performing Dance Company (PDC) founded in 1978, provides a professional level performing experience for graduate and undergraduate students pursuing their degrees at the University of Utah.
The Company showcases choreography from faculty and guest artists focusing on the creation of new works and the reconstruction of historical masterpieces.
When
Thursday, March 31, 2011 5:30PM
Friday, April 1, 2011 7:30PM
Saturday, April 2, 2011 7:30PM
Thursday, April 14, 2011 5:30PM
Friday, April 15, 2011 7:30PM
Saturday, April 16, 2011 7:30PM
Ticket Information General $10, Stud/Sen/Fac/Staff/Military $7
**For March 31 & April 14, 2 for 1 tickets are available for U of U Students/Faculty/Staff.
Come support your BYU women’s volleyball team as they take on San Diego State!
“Go West, young man, go West and grow up with the country,” the newspaper editor Horace Greeley advised his readers in 1865. The familiar quotation* registers a number of attitudes and concerns that characterized mid-19th century America: beliefs surrounding societal progress and social evolution; 
beliefs (and doubts) about a stable and vigorous masculinity; and beliefs about independence and personal freedom. Such attitudes about the West intruded on and determined the kinds of stories that America came to tell about itself, the mythic ideas and iconographies it produced-stories and myths and icons that are alive today.
Go West brings together twenty contemporary artists who are engaged in an excavation of myths and ideologies of the old West. Working in a range of media (including painting, works on paper, sculpture, photography, and video), these artists offer up critical reflections on the West as both destination and destiny. Go West considers the varied reasons people came west over the years: some, like the Cherokee Indians, were forcibly moved west, while others, like the Mormons, sought exile here; some came in search of fame and fortune, while others staked their claim to a separatist space, away from mainstream society. The exhibition further explores such topics as: “promised lands,” the West as utopia, wilderness and land use, expansion and sprawl, and tropes of the frontiersman and cowboy.
Image: Digital Video still from Jeremy Blake’s Winchester, 2002, DVD. Courtesy Honor Fraser Gallery
Anyone who sings (from 9 pm to 10 pm) is entered in the drawing for a chance to win up to $600.00. You must be present to win.
Each time you sing a song you will be given a chance to spin for a lottery ball containing a number. Your name and that number will be written down, then that number will be placed in the spin cage again. For duets or groups you will be given one ball only.
At 12:30 am a number will be chosen at random from the spin cage. If there is a winner, he/she is awarded the cash prize. If there is no winner, the prize rolls over to the next week with an additional $50.
Come join your local Roller Derby Team – Junction City Roller Dolls (JRCD) Saturday March 19, 2011 at the Davis Conference Center in Layton, Utah.
This season JCRD has created and is presenting to you your two HOME TEAMS: Railway Banditas and Hilltop Aces.
The teams will consist of rotating rosters, similar to last season’s “expo bouts”. For each Home Team Bout, skaters will be rotated between the teams, ensuring no single girl is permanently on one team, or constantly playing against the same girls. JCRD believes that it is important to continually promote a sisterhood within the league and splitting the skaters into “permanent teams” can lead to animosity and possibly break down the oneness of the league. JCRD strives to continue to grow, work, learn, and play roller derby together as ONE.
The Ballet Centre in Murray presents Snow White Fairytale Ballet
March 15, 2011 – March 17th at the Ballet Centre Theatre.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at 7pm
Tickets $6
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DJ Be Serius Be featuring Electro and Funky House Music along with $2 Tuesday’s at Cisero’s Ristorante & Nightclub in Park City!
This is the only spot in town for Electro! Come see why this is quickly becoming our busiest night.
$2 Tuesdays is also in full effect: $2 meatball subs, spaghetti, and pizza!
8699 Highland Dr
Sandy, UT 84093-1697
(801) 944-2322
Since 1984 Singers Unlimited has provided thousands of students the opportunity for high quality singing and dancing instruction with professional performing experiences. We are convieniently located in Sandy, Utah and have students from Draper, Murray, West Jordan, Herriman, Midvale and Park City. We offer classes that combine the best of singing and dancing lessons, and let your child take center stage! Our belief is that we are not only providing our students with excellent skills but, experiences that will last them a life time!
Zumba Fitness Classes in Sandy, Utah
Looking for a fun and effective way to exercise and burn extra calories? Then ditch the workout and join the party! Singer’s Unlimited Studio in Willow Creek area of Sandy is offering Zumba classes for ages 14+. Zumba is a combination of Latin and international rhythms and easy to follow moves. It’s a great cardio workout – you will burn 500-1000 calories in one hour! Zumba also provides full body toning. But most of all – it’s FUN!!! You will love it.
Wed 7-8 pm, Sat 9-10 am, Sun 9-10 am.
Cost: $7 drop-in rate, $5 with 10-class punch card, prepaid.
Instructor: Karine Ganom, Zumba Basic I, Zumba Toning and Zumbatomic (Zumba for Kids) certified instructor
No registration or membership required! Stop by and check us out.
Questions? E-mail Karine at [email protected] or call 801-971-0144