Sure, last December’s Zoom meetups, driveway cocktail parties and live-streamed performances did an OK job of preserving holiday cheer. But what those pandemic-necessitated substitutes also accomplished is an off-the-charts excitement for this season’s return to live and in-person holiday events. (Can I get a hallelujah to that?!) Over the next month, THE BLOCKS will be […]
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Jared Oaks speaks deliberately, with long pauses between sentences, as if he’s turning over each thought carefully in his mind before articulating it. But when in the pit, as conductor of the Ballet West Orchestra, Oaks makes countless rapid-fire decisions in service of what’s likely his biggest his role as the ballet company’s music director: […]
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“Let’s meet downtown for a drink” is the opening line in an endless number of stories about friendship, business ventures, and romantic partnerships. Tonight, downtown Salt Lake City bars are alive and buzzing with people beginning their next great story. Following are some of our favorite downtown sippers and the bars and restaurants serving them. […]
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Like many immigrants to the United States, Nataly Welch has had to get creative to achieve a sense of community within their adopted home country. “In the Philippines, I was the same as everyone else,” Welch says. “But since we moved to the U.S. [at six years old], I’ve felt perpetually out of place.” To […]
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Presented by Utah Symphony at Abravanel Hall
Presented by Utah Symphony at Abravanel Hall
