Sunday Concert Series
Enjoy an evening of music in Springville Museum of Art’s beautiful Grand Gallery. The Museum is open every Sunday from 3:00 to 6:00 pm, with the free Concert Series beginning at 5:00 pm on select Sundays every month.
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Concert Series Happening Now
Springville Museum of Art
126 East 400 South Springville, UT 84663
(801) 489-2727
Get yur Boots and Hat and do some Country Western Dancing every Wednesday and Saturday nights at THE CENTER in Provo, Utah.
Wednesday is usually filled to capacity and Saturday is a much smaller crowd.
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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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Provo City Library is offering free craft projects for children ages 12 and under and their parents or caregivers in their Children’s Program Room on the 1st Monday of each month.
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Provo City Library presents “Monday Night Performances” in their Ballroom on the 4th Monday of each month.
Various artists will perform each month and admission is FREE!
September 26, 2011 – Scera Youth Theatre’s Acting Up
October 31, 2011 – No performance (Halloween).
November 28, 2011 – Utah Valley Handbell Ringers
Laura Vanderhoff has been teaching Zumba fitness classes since February of 2008. She is trained in Zumba Basics 1 and 2, AquaZumba, Zumbatomic (kids), Zumba Toning, and Zumba Gold. She is Certified through the American Council of Exercise (ACE) and teaches other types of fitness classes as well. She is also a happy mother of five kids. When asked why she likes Zumba classes so much, she says, “It is more than just a fitness class. You connect with something inside that has been dormant for a long time. It makes you feel happy and alive.”
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Come for some delicious coffee and a night of Belly Dancing and Rock & Roll featuring Barefoot Belly Dance, Amanda, Shalee, Kelsey, and Dehlia.
Go back to yesteryear in the 1940’s where swing dancing and jazz was roaring! Enjoy live music or music from the swing era with dancing and fun!
This husband-and-wife team, both professors at Tianjin Conservatory of Music near Beijing, have mastered the art of playing the ancient Chinese instruments of qin and xiao.
Wang plays several instruments, including the di, xiao, xun, sheng, and hulusi. Over the past two decades, he has conducted master classes, performed solo recitals, and played with contemporary music ensembles in Singapore, Malaysia, Russia, Japan, Poland, Hong Kong, and the United States. He was honored at the International Jiangnan Sizhu Music Competition in Shanghai in 1987.
Li Feng-yun is an expert on the qin, China’s most ancient instrument, which in 2003 was registered by UNESCO as one of the masterpieces of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. She earned an undergraduate degree in pipa and qin performance and has won numerous awards in qin performance, including the National Guangdong Music Competition, International Jiangnan Sizhu Music Competition, and the Hangzhou Qin Invitational.
In this Young Company one-hour adaptation for families, audiences are invited to enjoy Shakespeare’s last, and some say, greatest play. After a magician-King and his daughter are banished to an island inhabited by fairies, they are provided a chance to return home. Before they do, however, they must negotiate between forgiveness and revenge, magic and power, betrayal and love. We welcome you to this production that shows us that we are all “such stuff as dreams are made on.”
