Join Catherine the Knit Chick and her Craft Circle for casual bookish conversation! Lit Knit is held the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month.

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Mikael Lewis performing live acoustic originals and select covers at Snowbirds Aerie Lounge. www.mikaellewis.com

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You are royally invited to visit an exclusive exhibition of costumes from some of Utah's top performing arts companies. Costumes are from Utah Opera, Ballet West, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Utah Festival Opera, and Box Elder County's own Heritage Theatre. Select hands-on elements allow visitors of all ages to inspect some of the materials and special techniques used in creating costumes that look great on stage (and up close). Come see costumes that have transformed actors into ugly witches, dragons, Queen Elizabeth, Joseph (with his Technicolor Dream Coat), Nedda, and many more.

The museum is located at 24 North 300 West. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The Brigham City Museum of Art & History is northern Utah’s cultural hub, offering temporary exhibitions on art (contemporary and historical) and history. The museum is a department of Brigham City Corporation and receives additional support from the Box Elder Museum Foundation. Viewing is through March 16th.

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Join the Ogden NAACP for our Freedom Fund Luncheon on Thursday, February 28th. The event will be held at the Eccles Conference Center and start at 11:30 a.m. Our keynote speaker is Brittany Johnson, KTVX TV Reporter. We look forward to an informative time together as we explore the role and responsibilities involved in reporting the news. We’ve seen for ourselves how the press has often been vilified and mocked as “fake news”. These threats have real implications in Speaking Truth to Power!

Experience the art of yoga. Join us in the UMFA Great Hall to explore connections between the practice of yoga and themes found in the art on view in the galleries. All levels are welcome and a limited number of mats are available.

Classes are led by Jendar Marie Morales, a Yoga Alliance registered master teacher who focuses on hatha, vinyasa, and restorative styles of yoga. She helps run the University of Utah Yoga Teacher Training and teaches yoga across Salt Lake City. Morales has an MA in museum studies from New York University and is the director and curator of Mestizo Gallery.

The series runs every Thursday from January 10 to March 7.  Sponsored by University of Utah PEAK Health and Fitness.

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Monetize Your Mindset is not a “how to” book – it is a “how to think” book and a "how to see" book - how to see opportunities all around you that others may miss. What makes the difference between becoming financially secure or constantly living on the brink of financial despair – where a major medical issue or even a simple car problem can push you over the edge? Your money mindset. The way you think about money and the opportunities that bring money your way. Did you know that practically anyone can succeed as an entrepreneur? In fact, everyone who wants to be financially secure, could be and should be financially secure. Tools and technology that were once out of reach of the average individual are now easily accessible. Systems that once cost thousands of dollars are now essentially free. Marketing and promotion concepts that were impossible just a few years ago are now doable. Anyone can build multiple streams of income that supplement or even replace a “real job”. “Anyone” means you, provided you have the right mindset. It’s time to Monetize your mindset. What do you like to do? What do you need to do? What are you already doing? It is time to monetize it – and this book shows you how. Join us in welcoming Bart Merrill to The Printed Garden Thursday, February 28th, to talk about his new book and the possibilities within.

Formed in 2010, indie rock band from Santa Barbara, California.

Ruben Zarate: Guitar/Vox
Kevin Boutin: Guitar/Vox
Tommy Devoy: Drums
Johnny Lopez: Bass
Elijah Blackwell: Keyboards/Synths

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