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Events & Activities in Provo, Orem, American Fork, Spanish Fork, Lehi, and other Utah Valley Cities.

Jam the River Music Festival

Megan Joy, Jam the River Music Concert, Festival,  Live Music, Provo, Utah, Utah County, Valley, FreeThe Shops at Riverwoods is hosting an all out Music Festival, features some of Utah’s own local talent, as well as a special guest performance by Sugar Ray!

Jam the River is a celebration to commemorate the new look and feel of the shopping plaza, and to kick off The Shops at Riverwoods’ spring shopping, dining and entertainment season.

This two-day event will feature live music, entertainment, and a chance to check out the new shops and restaurants that have recently opened in The Shops at Riverwoods.

FRIDAY’S LINE-UP

  • 3 pm Chance Lewis
  • 4 pm Ryan Holdaway
  • 5 pm Street Legal
  • 6 pm Nico
  • 7 pm Allred
  • 8 pm Brenda Burch
  • 9 pm Ryan Shupe and The Rubber Band

SATURDAY’S LINE-UP

  • 12 pm Steven Halliday
  • 1 pm Calee Schroeder
  • 2 pm Jon Peter Lewis
  • 3 pm Garrett Sherwood
  • 4 pm Allred
  • 5:30 pm Ryan Innes
  • 6:30 pm Megan Joy
  • 7:30 pm Fictionist
  • 9 pm Sugar Ray

The event is free to the public. Shuttle busses will be made available for off-site parking.

Utah Valley Women’s Expo

Utah Valley Women's Expo, Shopping, Fashion, Food, Bags, Hairstyling, Makeovers, Orem, Utah

Yes. We know what women want; something to enjoy, someone to enjoy it with, and things that help them be their very best. She likes good food, good friends, and fun.

And twice a year, 12,000 women agree that the Utah Valley Women’s Expo is the place to be! What a perfect reason to sneak out for a great time with the girls. There are those great fashion shows, beauty products, home items, and decor, exercise helps, seminars from nationally prominent women, money-saving ideas, career guidance, scrapbooking, women’s health, makeovers, hair styling, bags, food demonstrations, gift ideas, heavenly spa samplings, door prizes, vacations, family activities, good food, friends, fun and more.

You’re going to love this show. It’s about getting you away from the everyday routine – even if it’s just a temporary reprieve. So we’ll see you at the Expo.

*Expired Event (2021)

UCCU Center (McKay Events Center)
Utah Valley University
800 W University Pkwy Orem, UT 84058
(801) 863-7469

Utah Valley Women’s Expo

Western Music & Comedy Show

Help support the Lehi FFA and join in on an evening of of fun western music and comedy, with the ever-popular Bar J Wranglers Monday & Tuesday February 21, 2001 and 22 at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi.

The Bar J Wranglers Music & Comedy Show, Lehi, Utah, Thanksgiving Point, Utah County, Utah Valley, FFA Benefit Concert, FundraiserThe Bar J Wranglers perform in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 7 nights per week during the summer months, entertaining 700 people nightly at the acclaimed Bar J Chuckwagon. During their off-season, the Wranglers perform all over the world, bringing their style of western music, stellar harmony, outrageous comedy and remarkable musicianship to people of all ages and backgrounds.
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They have entertained for local, regional and national conventions throughout the west and have been hired for hundreds of city concerts, holiday parties and other smaller venues. They have been featured on TNN with Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Randy Travis, as well as live performances on the Discovery Channel and the Travel Network.

BYU presents the NOVA Chamber Players

Chamber Music Instruments, Nova Chamber Players, Cello, Violin, Classical Music, BYU, Brigham Young University, FREE, Concerts, Utah County, Utah ValleyThe School of Music at Brigham Young University will welcome Utah’s celebrated NOVA Chamber Music Series in a free concert Tuesday, February. 8, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall.

The performance will start with Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber’s “Annunciation” from the Rosary Sonata No. 1, followed by Bach’s Trio Sonata in C major, BWV 1037. The chamber ensemble will continue with a commissioned work by BYU composition faculty member Steven Ricks and will conclude with Brahms’ Sextet in G major, Op. 36.

The performance is directed by the Utah Symphony principal keyboardist Jason Hardink, who performed as a guest artist at BYU in January. NOVA musicians to play at the concert include Gerald Elias and Hasse Borup, violin; Julie Edwards and Carl Johansen, viola; Walter Haman and Kevin Shumway, cello; and Jason Hardink, harpsichord and organ.

According to its website, NOVA’s 2010–2011 concert season, dubbed “10.11,” focuses on the consummate works of the chamber music repertoire. Their programs explore the national musical identities of both Russia and Italy and will feature masterpieces by Bach, Brahms and Schumann, as well as contemporary pieces by local composers.

The NOVA Chamber Music Series was founded in 1977 by Utah Symphony clarinetist Russell Harlow. In 1986, Utah Symphony violinist Barbara Scowcroft was appointed as the group’s artistic director. During her tenure of 18 seasons, the series continued the innovative programming and artistic growth of the previous decade and in 1999 received the Utah Governor’s Award for the Arts.

Babe, The Sheep Pig

FRIENDSHIP: IT’S WHAT WE’RE ALL ABOUT. THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES

Babe, The Sheep Pig, BYU Arts Department, Brigham Young University Theatre, Theater, Utah County, Children's Activities, FamilyCome watch a little pig dream big. Babe, the gentle-spirited piglet that lets nothing get between him and his life’s quest of herding sheep, is now stepping onto the BYU stage. Adapted from the same book that inspired the award-winning motion picture—this play is just as captivating, thrilling, and magical. Bring your whole family to this little show that will inspire everyone to dream a whole lot bigger.

By David Wood
Based on the book by Dick King Smith
Directed by Teresa Dayley Love

$6 Adults, $4 Children age 2-11
Age 2+ admitted to this event with ticket
Run time: approximately one hour

NOTE: This event has two general admission sections–chair seats and floor seats. Floor seats are for children who want to sit on the floor close the action. They will not have chairs.

  • BYU Arts Department
    Margetts Theatre – Brigham Young University (BYU)
    Harris Fine Arts Center, East Campus Drive, Provo, UT 84602 (801) 422-4678
    February 2, 2011 – February 12, 2011 7pm with  Saturday Matinées

Hale Center Theater presents – The Foreigner

Hale Center Theatre - Orem presents The Foreigner, Orem, Utah, Utah County, Comedy, Play, TheaterLaughter and hilarity abound when hum-drum Charlie takes a vacation designed to keep himself away from people. In a fishing lodge in rural Georgia, they arrive as guests. Charlie is looking for quiet time so he has Froggy tell the others at the lodge that he cannot talk because he is from an exotic country and does not understand English.

Situations conspire to turn Charlie’s holiday from himself into a self-discovery of humor, good-nature, even heroism. A Hilarious Comedy. You’ll Laugh Your Guts Out!

December 31, 2011 – February 12, 2011
Mon – Sat 7:30pm
Saturday 1pm, 3pm, 7:30pm

Weeknights – $17.50 “A seats”     $15.50 “B seats”
Weekends – $19.50 “A seats”      $17.50 “B seats”
Children are $2 less

Lagoon Auditions

Lagoon Amusement Park Entertainment Auditions Friday, January 28, 2011 at the Covey Center for the Arts Studio Theater. Check In: 3:30 p.m. Open Audition: 4 pm -6pm Callbacks: 7 p.m.

Lagoon Amusement Park, Farmington, Utah, Auditions, Provo, Utah, Covey Center for the Arts, Utah County, Utah Valley, Requirements:
All candidates must be 16 years old by March 21, 2011. Prepare two contrasting songs, bring legible sheet music in the appropriate key. Pre-recorded accompaniment on CD is allowed, however, CDs of the original artist performing main vocals are not allowed. No cassette tapes. You may be asked to attend a call back the same day as your audition. Those who audition will learn a dance combination. Please bring appropriate dance attire, a head shot and resume.

Contract Dates & Salary:
Rehearsal and performance dates may vary upon the specific production. Some shows will begin rehearsal as early as March. All positions are paid hourly for rehearsal and the season.

Entertainment Technicians
Lagoon Entertainment is seeking skilled and dedicated personnel for the following positions:

  • Stage Managers
  • House Managers
  • Sound Technicians
  • Lighting Technicians
  • Wardrobe/Costuming

Please complete and submit an online application before Friday, February 18, 2011. Interviews will be conducted by invitation only.

Invited interviews will be held on Monday, February 21 and Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at the Lagoon Annex.

Contract Dates and Salary:
Rehearsal and performance dates may vary upon the specific production. Some shows will begin rehearsal as early as March. All positions are paid hourly for rehearsal and the season.

For more information, visit lagoonpark.com/auditions or call 801-451-8059.

Breakfast With Santa

Enjoy the Holiday tradition of eating breakfast with Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, the Gingerbread Man, and Buddy the Elf at Thanksgiving Point. There will be crafts, games, cookie decorating and yummy breakfast for all to enjoy. Pictures with Santa will be available for purchase at the event.

Menu
Cinnamon Swirl French Toast * Scrambled Eggs * Sausage Links * Smoked Bacon * Roasted Red Breakfast Potatoes * Orange Juice, Milk and Hot Chocolate

Activities/Games
Penguin Oreos · Marshmallow Snowman · Reindeer Tootsie Pops · Plinko · Grinch Ring Toss · Christmas Countdown · Paper Chain · Write a Letter to Santa · Face Painting

*All children will have the opportunity to visit with Santa. Parents are welcome to take pictures of their kids with Santa or Shutterbugs Photography by Tami will be available as well. If you would like to purchase pictures with Santa, the packages start at $8. and will be printed on-site. Shutterbugs takes cash, Visa or MasterCard.

* As a special limited time promotion, receive a free pass to Holiday Lights when you purchase tickets for the November 27 Breakfast with Santa! (One pass per transaction)
* High chairs and booster seats need to be purchased and reserved in advance with the Box Office Manager. To do so please call 801.768.4900
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Children of all ages need a ticket

*Expired Event

Thanksgiving Point Farmers Market

Farmers Market Thanksgiving Point

Not too long ago, people often knew the farmers growing their family’s food. Take a stroll back to this nostalgic time with Thanksgiving Point’s Farmer’s Markets. You’ll purchase fine locally produced products and maybe even meet some of the farmers behind the produce you love.

*Discontinued Event
Farmers Markets Happening Now

Thanksgiving Point
3003 Thanksgiving Way Lehi, UT 84043
(801) 768-2300

BYU Cougarettes in Concert

BYU Cougarettes, Brigham Young University, Dance Team, Cheerleaders, Provo, Utah, LDS, Mormons, Covey Arts Center

The Cougarettes of Brigham Young University have long been associated with the pageantry and tradition of BYU intercollegiate athletics. First established in 1946, the Cougarettes boast an alumni of thousands, who have helped to make the Cougarettes what they are today. In the year 2000, they joined forces with the cheer squad, promoting spirit and dancing during home games.

The Cougarettes are categorized as a precision dance team, but in fact the scope and breadth of their focus is deeper and much more varied. The Cougarettes are fluid in jazz, funk, lyrical, character, high kick, and military. Dancers are required to have knowledge and practical abilities in ballet, modern, and jazz technique. They must also maintain their growth and progression in each of these areas while they are members of the Cougarette performing team.

The Cougarettes are the 2010 National Collegiate Dance Team Champions. They were also awarded the title of Grand Champions, with the highest score overall. They also won the award for Best Choreography. They have been named as one of the top 25 Collegiate Dance Teams in the Nation in “Dance Spirit” magazine. The Cougarettes were National Collegiate Dance Team Champions in 2007, 2006, 2005, 2001, 1999, 1998, 1997, after winning the NDA Collegiate Cheer and Dance Team Championships. Eight titles as well as three top four finishes have made the Cougarettes truly a team to watch. They are credited with raising the level of competitive collegiate dance teams to a new and respected level. They were also USA (United Spirit Association) National Champions in 2005 and 2006.

The Cougarettes are recognized as having a high level of technical excellence and advanced level of difficulty from the dancers and within the choreography that they present. Becoming a member of the Cougarette dance team is very competitive as anywhere from 100 to 150 hopeful applicants audition each year. Interested dancers come from across the country to audition for a spot on the team of 16 dancers. The Cougarettes must be in peak physical form and possess a wholesome appearance with an incredible sense of stage presence. Energy, excitement, and professionalism are all synonymous with the BYU Cougarettes. Former and present Cougarettes have held the title of Miss Drill and Dance Team USA and royalty and many have gone on to teach highly successful and competitive dance teams of their own. Former Cougarettes have also been hired as performers for Walt Disney Co. (National and International), Universal Studios, Opryland, various cruise lines, Broadway and touring productions, Professional Dance Companies, as well as National Basketball Association (NBA) dancers. The Cougarettes were performers at various live sites and venues throughout the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.

The mission of the Cougarettes is to provide the very best high quality halftimes and dance performances all while maintaining the standards, spiritual focus, and atmosphere of Brigham Young University and the LDS Church.