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The Park City Library is featuring the work of Utah artists Kristen Mitchell and Richard PIck from March 1 to May 31. Kristen Mitchell's detailed charcoal drawings present the Utah wilderness in dramatic black and white compositions. Each piece is a studied balance of the vast and the minute, particular to the American West. Richard D. Pick has 20 photographs, selected to reflect the solitude and deep stillness found in the "Terra Incognita" of Southern Utah. These images take us to places very, very few people get to experience. A reception for the artists will be held on Wed April 24th, from 5:30-7:30. 

The state legislative session is over, and we are entering the Interim period of the year when legislators go back to their day jobs and come together once a month to study and debate current issues facing Utah and policies to address them. That means there is plenty of opportunity for community members to stay engaged and impact the issues. Learn how you can make a meaningful difference over Interim by attending an upcoming Action Utah Letters & Conversations event! These popular workshops will give you tools and ideas for becoming more civically engaged leading up to the next election and 2020 state legislative session. Sign up for Letters & Conversations! Get all your questions answered at this casual community workshop! Action Utah provides how-to’s, tips and tools so you can make a meaningful difference with your civic engagement over Interim, including: - How to communicate with your elected officials at any level of government so you can get your voice heard - When to call vs when to email and how to email effectively - Tools for in-person meetings - How to write a letter to the editor that sways hearts, minds and votes No experience necessary.

This event is free, but space is limited. RSVP today @ https://actionnetwork.org/events/letters-conversations-salt-lake-city?source=direct_link&

The state legislative session is over, and we are entering the Interim period of the year when legislators go back to their day jobs and come together once a month to study and debate current issues facing Utah and policies to address them. That means there is plenty of opportunity for community members to stay engaged and impact the issues! Learn how you can make a meaningful difference over Interim by attending an upcoming Action Utah Letters & Conversations event! These popular workshops will give you tools and ideas for becoming more civically engaged leading up to the next election and 2020 state legislative session. Sign up for Letters & Conversations! Get all your questions answered at this casual community workshop! Action Utah provides how-to’s, tips and tools so you can make a meaningful difference with your civic engagement over Interim, including: - How to communicate with your elected officials at any level of government so you can get your voice heard - When to call vs when to email and how to email effectively - Tools for in-person meetings - How to write a letter to the editor that sways hearts, minds and votes No experience necessary.

This event is free, but space is limited. RSVP today @ https://actionnetwork.org/events/letters-conversations-salt-lake-city?source=direct_link&

Rye Music Experience Series Presents--- The band Mountain Country,  an acoustic band playing classic Americana songs in an engaging performance. Imagine Tom Petty and Chris Stapleton road tripping with Waylon in the back seat singin! Great covers and contagious original music to be enjoyed by all. Come join them for food, drinks, music, and you.

This is a free all ages show.  6pm doors, 7pm show

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$5 per person; free for Swaner members. University of Utah geographer, Dr. S. McKenzie Skiles, will share her important research into the fascinating feedback loop involving Great Salt Lake, dust, and accelerating snowmelt in the Wasatch Mountains, and how it threatens our drinking water and “The Greatest Snow on Earth.” This event is brought to you in partnership with Park City Municipal's My Sustainable Year campaign.

Registration is required to attend. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dust-on-snow-tickets-55936666074

Samba Fogo proudly presents: Fogo Vivo (Living Flame), an evening of live music and dance, ON FIRE. Drawing on rich Brazilian culture and mythology, Samba Fogo ignites the stage as they weave traditional and contemporary dance forms, fire spinning, and diverse live music. The live band for this year’s concert includes vocalists Solange Gomes and George Edgar Brown, backed by horn players, a string quintet, and the largest drum line Samba Fogo has ever featured on stage - a diverse and dynamic orchestra, providing a rhythmic and musical backdrop inspired by traditions from Cuba, Africa, and Brazil. Fogo Vivo (Living Flame) will feature several very special guests, including world-renowned dance artist Rosangela Silvestre. Between performances in Montreal, Geneva, Zurich, Paris, and Tokyo, Rosangela will be stopping in Salt Lake City to perform a few pieces in Samba Fogo’s concert. A truly masterful dancer, Rosangela has a powerful stage presence and stellar dance technique. Fogo Vivo will also feature special guest, master percussionist Jorge Alabe from Rio De Janeiro. Mr. Alabe was one of the first drummers to bring Brazilian percussion and samba drumming to the United States, traveling the globe with the world-famous Samba group, “Oba Oba.” Jorge is a father of Brazilian percussion in the US and is an extremely powerful drummer and performer. In total, Fogo Vivo will feature a cast of over 40 talented musicians, dancers, drummers, singers, and fire spinners, coming together to inspire, excite, and uplift the hearts of Utah audiences and create Samba Fogo’s largest and most elaborate concert of 2019.

April 25, 26, 27 Tickets: $30 general, $25 student. Purchase through Arttix - artsaltlake.org, 801-533-ARTS http://sambafogo.com/fogo-vivo/

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