Since 1958, Camp Tuttle has provided a safe place for spiritual, environmental, social, and personal transformation. Campers and counselors work to create a safe place to challenge comfort zones, societal norms, thinking patterns, and understanding of the life and world around them. Our Camp experiences are for youth rising grades 2-12 grade. Through this work, we provide abundant opportunities to connect with self, others, nature, and the Divine. Mountain peaks and rushing rivers root us deeply to God and call for action in protecting, sustaining, and nurturing the creation for which we are responsible. Rising 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders will join us for a three night camp to experience a taste of Camp Tuttle. This may be your first time at camp! You’re going to love the games, activities, food, music, making new friends, bunking with your cabin mates, and so much more! Parents are welcome to join us for a closing family dinner on the 31st at 7:00pm! Learn more at camptuttle.org! Save your kiddo's spot by registering directly using the following link: https://camptuttle.campbrainregistration.com/

Bring the whole family for a weekend at Camp Tuttle! Each family (or chosen family) will share one of our cozy cabins and have access to shared bathroom facilities and heated showers. Join us for days packed with classic camp activities facilitated by experienced camp counselors or choose your own adventure in the surrounding canyon area. Enjoy meals from our fabulous professional chefs and sing your favorite songs by the campfire! Family camp offers a great way to introduce young campers to life at camp for the first time in hopes they’ll be ready to join us on their own next summer.

Get ready to soak up some summer vibes at Utah Film Center’s Summer Outdoor Film Series, returning to Liberty Park. The movie lineup features a collection of curated, award-winning cinematic stories that are truly unique. For five Friday summer nights, Utah Film Center presents a selection of films from its annual programs and festivals, including Black, Bold & Brilliant, Artist Foundry Utah Filmmakers Showcase, Tumbleweeds Film Festival for Kids, and Utah Queer Film Festival. And here’s the best part—it’s all free and open to everyone! Visit https://utahfilmcenter.org/outdoor/ for summer movie lineup and details. Don’t forget to reserve your spot for an unforgettable outdoor movie-in-the-park experience. Everybody’s Talking About Jamie Presented by Utah Queer Film Festival, a program of Utah Film Center Friday, August 9 Jamie New is a 16-year-old who doesn't quite fit in. Instead of pursuing a traditional career, he dreams of becoming a drag queen. Uncertain about his future, Jamie knows one thing for sure -- he's going to be a sensation. Supported by his loving mother and amazing friends, Jamie overcomes discrimination and bullying to step out of the darkness -- and into the spotlight. Based on the stage musical of the same name, which in turn was adapted from the BBC Three documentary Jamie: Drag Queen at 16. >> Watch Film Trailer at https://youtu.be/CpOeZw7xdfI?feature=shared >> Get free tickets at https://utahfilmcenter.org/film/everybodys-talking-about-jamie/ Need to know: -Friday, August 9 -Event opens at 8 pm, with film scheduled to begin at dusk, approx 9:15 pm -Reserve your FREE spot Good to know: -Snacks for sale by Sweet Hazel & Co. -Bakeshop & Bistro -Dogs are allowed as long as they are leashed -Blankets and lawn chairs welcome -Bathrooms are north of the tennis courts Outdoor Film Series takes place on the east side of Liberty Park, just north of the Chase Home Museum near the middle of the park.

Art Access is proud to present “Monstrous: Being The Monstrous Other” Exhibition and Workshop by Lewis Figun Westbrook. The show will run August 16 - September 12 at Art Access’ gallery, located at 230 S. 500 W., Suite 110, Salt Lake City, UT - Located in the Artspace City Center Building. Exhibition Hours: Tuesdays 1-6pm, Wednesdays 9-2pm, Thursdays 1-6pm. There will be an opening reception on August 16 from 6-8pm, as part of Salt Lake Gallery Stroll. @gallerystroll On Saturday, August 17 from 2-4pm at Art Access’ gallery, Lewis Figun Westbrook will lead a zine workshop. The workshop will cover a brief history and the significance of zines (self produced booklets about any range of topics), and how to make them, including folding techniques and prompts. Lewis will also be talking about their work and process as a queer artist with a disability. The exhibition and workshop are free to the public. Masks are required for these events. "Monstrous” is a rejection of social norms, a show that finds the fear behind ‘othering’ and does not hide from it. In the artist’s own words: What is my gender? Other. Sexuality? Other. Ethnicity? Other. Disability? Other. This loose fit, similar to Queer represents me better than any of the predetermined categories spread out in front of me. As you move through this show, I challenge you to find the hope and love in things previously assigned dangerous and disgusting. Question your reaction to each and every one. Here I am, a monster, my skin peeled back. Here I am, an ‘other’, smiling at a horrible pun. Here I am, a predator, just trying to protect my friends. Remind me, what is scary about us monsters? Lewis Figun Westbrook (all pronouns/no genders) is a queer writer of too many genres and artist of too many things. He is currently published in Love Gone Wrong, a horror anthology, and many self produced zines. Find them on most social media @lewisrllw

Join us for a weekend in the mountains! Camp Tuttle invites all women (including queer, gender non-conforming, and trans women) for a weekend of relaxation, rest, and connection. Join other members of our community in classic camp activities like hiking, singing around the campfire, and arts & crafts. We will participate in mental health and identity formation work as well! https://episcopalyouth.org/overnight-camps/

Experience the Utah Queer Film Festival (UQFF) in person on October 25-27, 2024 at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center–an exciting weekend of LGBTQIA+ creativity, ideas, and art explored through dramatic and documentary films from around the world, including local short films. Virtual films will be available October 27-November 3, 2024. As the longest-running queer film festival in the Mountain West, UQFF celebrates, inspires, and highlights queer stories, queer history, and queer joy through a diverse selection of feature and short films, community collaborations, workshops, discussions, and more! >>June-July 18: Early-bird festival passes for Utah Queer Film Festival are on sale now! >>Mid-July: First Program Announcements >>Mid-August: Additional Program Announcements >>Early September: Films, workshops, and tickets available to reserve with your pass! >>October 25-27: Pick up your physical pass and enjoy the in-person Festival >>October 27-November 3: Select films available to view during the online Festival Buy your Early Bird Festival Film Pass at: https://utahqueerfilmfestival.org/passes/ Utah Queer Film Festival is powered by Utah Film Center.