Bozeman, MT-based bluegrass quartet Kitchen Dwellers are riding the wave of their sophomore release, Ghost in the Bottle, an album produced by Leftover Salmon’s Andy Thorn.

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Katherine St. John and Eastern Arts have an extensive collection of musical instruments, traditional clothing and other textiles and items from cultures found on the ancient Silk Road, and sought to share these items, their history and contemporary use with the general public, thus the origin of this exhibit. 

The exhibit will run from March 1st through April 8th. There is a free public discussion with panelists Qais Essar, Eric Zang, and Dr. Lloyd Miller on March 12, 7 p.m.

More information online: www.culturalcelebration.org

The Downtown Farmers Market presents the Winter Market between November 10th to April 20th to offer Utah residents more year-round opportunities to access fresh local goods from local purveyors. 

Hosted in the historic Rio Grande Depot, this market allows growers to extend the season, and features fresh vegetables from late season harvests and area greenhouses. Like the summer markets, it also offers the best of the region's grass-fed meats, dairy, honey, eggs, baked goods, and seasonal offerings for the holidays.

More information online https://slcfarmersmarket.org/winter-farmers-market

This is a great introduction to learn the natural art of needle felting. $35 cost includes creation of two needle felted gnomes. Step-by-step instruction and all materials The workshop is appropriate for ages 10 and older (Children must be accompanied by a parent, each need to be a paying attendee.)

For more information and to register, visit: http://www.wasatchfamilyfoundation.org/enrichment-classes.html

Salt Lake’s Mardi Gras Gala Wear a mask and come dressed to the nines for this Cajun-flavored brouhaha, complete with traditional Nawlins’ eats, beats, beads and contests. Adults only.

Tickets are required for this Free event: thecountylibrary.org/mardigras Library’s Viridian Event Center Saturday, March 2, 7–10 pm

Come join Habitat for Humanity of Weber and Davis Counties for their 3RD Annual Night at the Ogden Mustangs. On March 2nd the Ogden Mustangs go against the Cheyenne Stampede. This event is raising funds for one of the next Habitat partner families, the Norager Family! There will be a lot of fun at this game! We'll have Chuck-The-Puck at the game's intermission, the 1-minute Dash For Cash Fundraiser, voting for the DIY Competition (habitatwdrestore.org/DIY), and so much more! Purchase your tickets today for a fun game and a good cause. Purchase online at ogdenmustangs.com/tickets or pay at the door on the night of the game.

Pure Prairie League, a 1960s rock band with a heavy dose of country and high-flying harmony, returns to the Egyptian Theatre stage March 1st through 3rd. Pure Prairie League will treat you to music that sounds even better today than it did when they first performed. A performance that delivers their country-rock sound true to its original form. Hits like “Let Me Love You Tonight” and “Amie” have not only stood the test of time, they are still fan favorites. Reduced priced tickets Friday. Showtimes: 8pm Friday & Saturday, Sat. 6pm Sunday. 

Tickets:Friday: $35 House / $43 Preferred Front of House / $55 Cabaret Seating Saturday & Sunday: $39 House / $49 Front of House / $60 Cabaret Tickets increase by $5 half hour before showtime. No taxes or service fees. All Sales are Final. No Refunds. Call the box office for exchange policy. Reserve tickets at ParkCityShows.com or 435-649-9371

I‘m realizing more and more every day that you can make anything happen for yourself if you really want to,” says Moon Hooch horn player Mike Wilbur. “You can change your existence by just going out and doing it, by taking simple actions every day.”

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