Events for Film

Free Screening - NAQOYQATSI: LIFE AS WAR

Come enjoy thought-provoking films at the Center for Arts and Media! Each screening will be followed by a discussion with SLCC faculty. Free and open to the public | No tickets required Screenings begin at 6 PM SLCC South City Campus Screening Room 1575 S. State Street, Salt Lake City Free parking after 5:00 PM on the east side of South City Campus using code SPRINGFILM at the kiosk. Naqoyqatsi: Life As War Rated PG A visual montage portrait of our contemporary world dominated by globalized technology and violence.



Free Screening - NAQOYQATSI: LIFE AS WAR

Come enjoy thought-provoking films at the Center for Arts and Media! Each screening will be followed by a discussion with SLCC faculty. Free and open to the public | No tickets required Screenings begin at 6 PM SLCC South City Campus Screening Room 1575 S. State Street, Salt Lake City Free parking after 5:00 PM on the east side of South City Campus using code SPRINGFILM at the kiosk. Naqoyqatsi: Life As War Rated PG A visual montage portrait of our contemporary world dominated by globalized technology and violence.



KRCL's Music Meets Movies - UHF

KRCL's Music Meets Movies gets Weird on April 10th at Brewvies Cinema Pub, with a screening the 1989 cult classic, Weird Al Yankovic's UHF.

If Twinkie Weiner sandwiches, drinking from the fire hose and 'Wheel of Fish' were part of your childhood, or adulthood, we can't wait to watch this one the big screen with you. If these things means nothing to you, come find out! 

"A lot of TV stations have forgotten what "quality" means. But not Channel 62. They NEVER knew what it meant.

In the cult classic UHF, "Weird Al" Yankovic is George Newman, a daydreamer who becomes the manager of a small TV station that's losing money as quickly as it's losing viewers. Before long, he's programming shows like "Stanley Spadowski's Clubhouse," "Wheel Of Fish" and "Raul's Wild Kingdom." But can Channel 62's new popularity save it from sinister forces? To find out ... don't touch that dial!

Starring "Weird Al" Yankovic, Michael Richards (Seinfeld), Emo Philips (comedian) Kevin McCarthy (Invasion Of The Body Snatchers), Fran Drescher (The Nanny), Gedde Watanabe (Sixteen Candles), Victoria Jackson (Saturday Night Live), and a special appearance from Dr. Demento himself!"


KRCL's Music Meets Movies
UHF
Thurs, April 10
Brewvies Cinema Pub in Salt Lake
21+ (ID needed at the door)

One screening only

$10 at the door, or 2-for-1 with a KRCL shirt
FREE as a KRCL High Fidelity Club member!
Tickets at the door at 6:30pm / Movie at 7:30pm

**SELLOUT ADVISORY** Please arrive early to purchase tickets, this one might go fast. We'll start selling tickets at 6:30pm, sharp.



KRCL's Music Meets Movies - UHF

KRCL's Music Meets Movies gets Weird on April 10th at Brewvies Cinema Pub, with a screening the 1989 cult classic, Weird Al Yankovic's UHF.

If Twinkie Weiner sandwiches, drinking from the fire hose and 'Wheel of Fish' were part of your childhood, or adulthood, we can't wait to watch this one the big screen with you. If these things means nothing to you, come find out! 

"A lot of TV stations have forgotten what "quality" means. But not Channel 62. They NEVER knew what it meant.

In the cult classic UHF, "Weird Al" Yankovic is George Newman, a daydreamer who becomes the manager of a small TV station that's losing money as quickly as it's losing viewers. Before long, he's programming shows like "Stanley Spadowski's Clubhouse," "Wheel Of Fish" and "Raul's Wild Kingdom." But can Channel 62's new popularity save it from sinister forces? To find out ... don't touch that dial!

Starring "Weird Al" Yankovic, Michael Richards (Seinfeld), Emo Philips (comedian) Kevin McCarthy (Invasion Of The Body Snatchers), Fran Drescher (The Nanny), Gedde Watanabe (Sixteen Candles), Victoria Jackson (Saturday Night Live), and a special appearance from Dr. Demento himself!"


KRCL's Music Meets Movies
UHF
Thurs, April 10
Brewvies Cinema Pub in Salt Lake
21+ (ID needed at the door)

One screening only

$10 at the door, or 2-for-1 with a KRCL shirt
FREE as a KRCL High Fidelity Club member!
Tickets at the door at 6:30pm / Movie at 7:30pm

**SELLOUT ADVISORY** Please arrive early to purchase tickets, this one might go fast. We'll start selling tickets at 6:30pm, sharp.



KRCL's Music Meets Movies - UHF

KRCL's Music Meets Movies gets Weird on April 10th at Brewvies Cinema Pub, with a screening the 1989 cult classic, Weird Al Yankovic's UHF.

If Twinkie Weiner sandwiches, drinking from the fire hose and 'Wheel of Fish' were part of your childhood, or adulthood, we can't wait to watch this one the big screen with you. If these things means nothing to you, come find out! 

"A lot of TV stations have forgotten what "quality" means. But not Channel 62. They NEVER knew what it meant.

In the cult classic UHF, "Weird Al" Yankovic is George Newman, a daydreamer who becomes the manager of a small TV station that's losing money as quickly as it's losing viewers. Before long, he's programming shows like "Stanley Spadowski's Clubhouse," "Wheel Of Fish" and "Raul's Wild Kingdom." But can Channel 62's new popularity save it from sinister forces? To find out ... don't touch that dial!

Starring "Weird Al" Yankovic, Michael Richards (Seinfeld), Emo Philips (comedian) Kevin McCarthy (Invasion Of The Body Snatchers), Fran Drescher (The Nanny), Gedde Watanabe (Sixteen Candles), Victoria Jackson (Saturday Night Live), and a special appearance from Dr. Demento himself!"


KRCL's Music Meets Movies
UHF
Thurs, April 10
Brewvies Cinema Pub in Salt Lake
21+ (ID needed at the door)

One screening only

$10 at the door, or 2-for-1 with a KRCL shirt
FREE as a KRCL High Fidelity Club member!
Tickets at the door at 6:30pm / Movie at 7:30pm

**SELLOUT ADVISORY** Please arrive early to purchase tickets, this one might go fast. We'll start selling tickets at 6:30pm, sharp.



KRCL's Music Meets Movies - UHF

KRCL's Music Meets Movies gets Weird on April 10th at Brewvies Cinema Pub, with a screening the 1989 cult classic, Weird Al Yankovic's UHF.

If Twinkie Weiner sandwiches, drinking from the fire hose and 'Wheel of Fish' were part of your childhood, or adulthood, we can't wait to watch this one the big screen with you. If these things means nothing to you, come find out! 

"A lot of TV stations have forgotten what "quality" means. But not Channel 62. They NEVER knew what it meant.

In the cult classic UHF, "Weird Al" Yankovic is George Newman, a daydreamer who becomes the manager of a small TV station that's losing money as quickly as it's losing viewers. Before long, he's programming shows like "Stanley Spadowski's Clubhouse," "Wheel Of Fish" and "Raul's Wild Kingdom." But can Channel 62's new popularity save it from sinister forces? To find out ... don't touch that dial!

Starring "Weird Al" Yankovic, Michael Richards (Seinfeld), Emo Philips (comedian) Kevin McCarthy (Invasion Of The Body Snatchers), Fran Drescher (The Nanny), Gedde Watanabe (Sixteen Candles), Victoria Jackson (Saturday Night Live), and a special appearance from Dr. Demento himself!"


KRCL's Music Meets Movies
UHF
Thurs, April 10
Brewvies Cinema Pub in Salt Lake
21+ (ID needed at the door)

One screening only

$10 at the door, or 2-for-1 with a KRCL shirt
FREE as a KRCL High Fidelity Club member!
Tickets at the door at 6:30pm / Movie at 7:30pm

**SELLOUT ADVISORY** Please arrive early to purchase tickets, this one might go fast. We'll start selling tickets at 6:30pm, sharp.



KRCL's Music Meets Movies - UHF

KRCL's Music Meets Movies gets Weird on April 10th at Brewvies Cinema Pub, with a screening the 1989 cult classic, Weird Al Yankovic's UHF.

If Twinkie Weiner sandwiches, drinking from the fire hose and 'Wheel of Fish' were part of your childhood, or adulthood, we can't wait to watch this one the big screen with you. If these things means nothing to you, come find out! 

"A lot of TV stations have forgotten what "quality" means. But not Channel 62. They NEVER knew what it meant.

In the cult classic UHF, "Weird Al" Yankovic is George Newman, a daydreamer who becomes the manager of a small TV station that's losing money as quickly as it's losing viewers. Before long, he's programming shows like "Stanley Spadowski's Clubhouse," "Wheel Of Fish" and "Raul's Wild Kingdom." But can Channel 62's new popularity save it from sinister forces? To find out ... don't touch that dial!

Starring "Weird Al" Yankovic, Michael Richards (Seinfeld), Emo Philips (comedian) Kevin McCarthy (Invasion Of The Body Snatchers), Fran Drescher (The Nanny), Gedde Watanabe (Sixteen Candles), Victoria Jackson (Saturday Night Live), and a special appearance from Dr. Demento himself!"


KRCL's Music Meets Movies
UHF
Thurs, April 10
Brewvies Cinema Pub in Salt Lake
21+ (ID needed at the door)

One screening only

$10 at the door, or 2-for-1 with a KRCL shirt
FREE as a KRCL High Fidelity Club member!
Tickets at the door at 6:30pm / Movie at 7:30pm

**SELLOUT ADVISORY** Please arrive early to purchase tickets, this one might go fast. We'll start selling tickets at 6:30pm, sharp.



Tumbleweeds Film Festival for Kids



Glen Canyon Exposed: Now + Then

Glen Canyon Exposed: Now + Then is a landmark photographic and film exhibit by celebrated artists Dawn Kish and Tad Nichols. This unique showcase presents two perspectives of Glen Canyon: Nichols’ iconic 1950s images, captured before the construction of Glen Canyon Dam, and Kish’s contemporary photographs and documentary film, chronicling the canyon’s stunning reemergence as water levels recede. The exhibit blends art and advocacy, bringing together the work of two artists separated by decades but united by their shared love for Glen Canyon. Visitors will journey through time, witnessing the power of photography and film to preserve, protect, and inspire action for this iconic landscape. Although this project began as a story for Arizona Highways Magazine, it quickly expanded to encompass other publications, Tad Talks, exhibits, and the award winning film Tad's Emerging World. Glen Canyon Exposed is the next step in documenting and sharing the story of this hidden treasure of the Southwest.