Provo City praised Corey Fox and Velour Live Music Gallery for 20 years of dedication to the local music scene, highlighting the venue's role in nurturing talent and enriching the community's cultural landscape.

West Jordan's Small and Tall Ball 2026 will offer music, crafts, and a Wicked-themed dance, with general and sensory-friendly sessions on February 13th. Tickets go on sale January 12th.

The Sundance Institute honors founder Robert Redford with a celebration and a new award in his name, recognizing Ed Harris and Gyula Gazdag as the first recipients.

The show "Christmas in Killarney" brings 1920s Ireland to Utah with dance, music, and a heartwarming narrative, offering an immersive and family-friendly holiday experience.

Canyons District high schools announce a fall theater lineup, featuring "Hadestown: Teen Edition," "Cinderella," "Mary Poppins," and "Wendy and Peter Pan," with shows starting in November.

Utah Public Radio has joined Utah's 100 Companies Championing Women 2025 Cohort, recognized by the state for promoting gender equality in the workplace.

Salt Lake City's forecast includes steady morning rain with a high of 53°F and calm winds. A drier and sunnier end to the week is expected, with temperatures rising to 71°F on Sunday before potential thunderstorms arrive Monday.

The Tabernacle Choir honored President Nelson with a musical tribute that moved the audience, reflecting on his influence and connection to the program's history.

Salt Lake City has reopened its improved 2100 South, featuring new pavement, safer crossings, and over 150 trees, with Sugar Fest set to celebrate the revamp.

JK Studios plans a return to live-taped sketch comedy on Oct. 3-4, aiming to recreate the fun, high-energy environment of their early performances and connect with their audience.

The Utah Symphony and pianist Orion Weiss will perform at Utah State University on Sept. 11. The concert will feature Grieg's piano concerto and works by Wilson and Schumann.

The Raindance Film Festival is set to expand to its first U.S. location in Ogden, Utah by March 2027, a move celebrated by local officials as a boon for the city's cultural scene.

Utah State University's arts calendar features events like the JP Jofre Hard Tango Chamber Band, Utah Symphony with Orion Weiss, a play reading of "Poor Clare," the American Piano Quartet, and Jazz Jams.