Come listen to one of Utah’s Favorite Acoustic Folk Duo’s at L.A. Tart in Holladay and have some Award Winning Coffee to warm the spirit.
Featuring Award Winning Coffee from WaterAvenue Coffee.
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FROZEN YOGURT ($0.22/OUNCE)
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One of Utah’s favorite local talent Singer-Songwriter Arienette will be performing at the South Jordan Towne Center Farmer’s Market Saturday October 8, 2011 from 11am – 1pm.
Admission is Free! Brought to you by the City of South Jordan.
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Darin Caine is a self taught Blues Guitarist who resides in Salt Lake City, Utah.
When Darin performs live he plays a variety of guitars from classic acoustic parlor guitars, twelve string acoustic guitar, National steel guitar, Dobro resonator, and some classic f-hole guitars all with unique sound. The Gibson 335 is what Darin play when he plugs in his electric guitar and is heard on the “Chaos Rearranged” album played through Fender tube amps. Darin has lived, painted, and played his guitar around the world.
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Bartholomew Richards, Classical Guitarist from Midvale Utah, will perform as part of Midvale Arts Council’s Free Concert Series on Friday, December 10, 2010 at 7:30pm at the Midvale Performing Arts Center at 695 West Center Street (7720 South) Midvale, Utah.
Free Concert Series
To help bring the Arts to the people of Midvale, the Midvale Arts Council sponsors a free concert once a month. Performances include music, theater, comedy, and other arts acts from Midvale and around the state. Unless otherwise noted, the free concerts will be held on the third Friday of each month at 7:30pm.
If you have (or are in or know of) a performing group that has a family-friendly show and would like to participate in the free concert series, please apply. We are always looking for local talent.
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Blonde Redhead’s noisy, dissonant guitars, alternate tunings, and quiet, stilted lyrics have often been compared to early Sonic Youth. After randomly meeting at an Italian restaurant in New York, Japanese art students Kazu Makino and Maki Takahashi and Italian twin brothers Simone and Amedeo Pace formed the band in 1993. The name was taken from a song by the ’80s no wave band DNA. __by Tracy Frey
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Coffee is provided by the Coffee Garden at 9th and 9th.
You may bring your own food, wine and beer but the church’s policy is that no hard liquor is allowed.
For further info call Guy Benson 801-582-5856.
Apart from maybe a roadside panhandler humming a lonely tune into his harmonica, an Open Mic night at a local venue is about as raw and honest as the modern music scene gets, 
and Open Mic Night at Provo’s own Muse Music is just the ticket.
If you and your friends are searching for a quiet, late-night place to sit, talk and munch on food or you are in a band looking for somewhere to record your music -Muse Music in Provo, a place where music lovers find local talent, could be the place for you.
Muse Music is one of Provo’s best-kept secrets.
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Come on down and show us what you got. Who knows? Maybe you’ll get a gig this winter. It’s also locals night. four dollar burger or wings. Shot of high west and bartender’s choice of local brew seven dollars, or two dollar and fitty cent margaritas. Fun fun for all.
An upscale, smoke-free western bar and grill that features live music from solo acoustic acts to rock and roll bands.
The Spur serves western fare in a casual and friendly atmosphere. Whether it’s dinner, drinks or dancing!
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The Spur Bar & Grill
352 Main St, Park City
The Southwest Wildlife Foundation in conjunction with Groovacious will host the third in its series of family-friendly outdoor CAMPFIRE CONCERTS IN THE CANYON on Friday, September 25th. The last and final Campfire Concert for the year will feature Wood, Skin & Steel of Southern Utah, Bottled Monkey of Southern Utah.These entertaining, fun, musical get-togethers feature local and touring talent and begin at 8:00PM and are free to the public.
The Southwest Wildlife Foundation Park is located 1 1/2 miles east of Cedar City’s Main Street, up Cedar Canyon on Highway 14. The campfire pit is found at the south side of Coal Creek toward the end of the walking path. Parking is available at the Wildlife Foundation sign and a walking bridge is located several yards to the west.
The musicians will be play from 8:30 PM to approximately 10:30 PM. The campfire concerts is a casual and impromptu experience and participants are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, lanterns and flashlights, hotdogs, marshmallows and any other food for roasting. Drinks are also encouraged although alcoholic beverages are prohibited. There is some seating at the site. For additional information about The Campfire Concerts in the Canyon series, call 435-867-9800.
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