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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Hosted by The Utah Stream Access Coalition, the 2019 Fly Fishing Film Tour is Headed to Park City to entertain anglers and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages with the original exhibition of fly fishing cinema. In its 13th year around the globe, F3T is packed with remarkable films, stories, and imagery that will delight the whole family.

This film event and its proceeds benefit a good cause in our community. USAC was formed in 2010 to promote and assist in all aspects of securing and maintaining public access to, and use of, Utah’s public rivers and streams for generations to come.

This is a family friendly event. Doors open at 6pm with a pre-event get together in support of USAC and your right to access your public water. Participate in prize drawings, mingle and share information with local fly fishers, and enjoy food, beverage, and venue activities. The films begin at 7pm.

Additional information is available at utahstreamaccess.org.  Tickets are available online at flyfilmtour.com in advance, in-store at Fish Heads Fly Shop in Heber or Trout Bum 2 in Park City, and at the door the night of. 

Naomi never understood what the star-shaped scar on her neck meant. Malindra only told her to keep it covered, which Naomi has, ever since the old enchantress was brutally murdered when Naomi was eleven. Now at seventeen, Naomi cares for the young Zander is the small farming community of Sharlot, where she sells her master's cuts of meat in the market. But on this day, the prince of Parbraven has arrived in the market square with his caravan. There, in the back of his carriage sits a woman, ethereal and wind-swept, silently observing the awestruck crowd--a woman with the same mark on her neck. Within that moment, time slows and the significance of what she is seeing focuses to a point. She is not alone, someone else is marked. Even as Naomi hurries to understand this connection to a stranger, she is whisked away from the discovery of her past, kidnapped by a man who knows her secret and has vowed to keep her safe. Candace J. Thomas is the winner of the LUW Diamond Award for Novel of the Year and The Silver Quill. Please help us welcome her to The Printed Garden to celebrate the re-release of her Vivatera trilogy. She'll read from, answer questions about, and sign copies of her book Vivatera. This event will begin at 7:00 p.m.

Last year, Max Frost had a creative awakening. Since becoming a professional musician and scoring genre-mashing hits including “White Lies” and “Adderall,” the forward-thinking pop maestro felt he hadn’t shown his true colors. “I realized I needed to completely change what I was doing and what I was trying to create into something a little bolder, a little bit more honest and less controlled,” he says.

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A Quality Life Community offers a wellness program for cancer patients, caregivers, and loved ones. QLC provides free series of yoga, meditation classes, recovery retreats, as well as the newest insights on proper medical care, alternative care, nutrition and other innovative therapies. Below is a listing of the yoga offerings.  Be sure to check online for up to date class dates and times.  Find us on Facebook or AQualityLife.org

Mondays at Cancer Wellness House at 5:30pm

Tuesdays at LDS Hospital at 6:30pm

Tuesdays at Jordan Valley Hospital at 6pm

Wednesdays at Utah Cancer Specialists at 6:30pm

Fridays at Mindful Yoga Collective at 5:30pm

Fridays at Infusion Yoga & Pilates Studio in Bountiful at 10:45

Fridays at Cancer Wellness House at 5:30pm

Saturdays at Cancer Wellness House at 10:15am

Saturdays at 21^stYoga at 12:30pm

Join us on March 8th, for a reading of  The Salt Lake Papers: From the Years in the Earthscapes of Utah, by Edward Lueders! Once again cast in the companionable style of journal entries and notes that readers enjoyed in Lueders’s 1977 creative nonfiction classic The Clam Lake Papers, this new investigation into language and ways of knowing follows the author’s move from the north woods of Wisconsin to the Intermountain West of Utah. The Salt Lake Papers is divided into two sections by location and time. Book One reflects the central geophysical presence of the Great Salt Lake, in view from Leuders’s home and the University of Utah campus where he studied and taught. Researched and composed during the 1980s, it is published here for the first time. Book Two begins with his retirement to the “earthscapes” of the Torrey–Capitol Reef area of southern Utah and contemplates the Colorado River system. Hydrology thus provides both the physical and the metaphysical basis for the author’s reflective insights and for the natural flow of his advancing thought. Beautifully written, The Salt Lake Papers, in varied ways, speaks to the necessity of the humanities in the modern age. At its heart, Lueders’s small book of intellectual musings explores place and the ways landscape shapes what is observant in each of us. Edward Lueders is a jazz pianist, WWII veteran, poet and retired professor from the University of Utah. He is the author of The Clam Lake Papers: A Winter in the North Woods and The Wake of the General Bliss: A Novel of World War II, and the editor of several volumes, including Writing Natural History: Dialogues with Authors. There will be a signing following the reading.

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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