LAYTON — It may not be anywhere near as big as FanX, the annual comic convention in Salt Lake City, but what this little gathering lacks in size it more than makes up for in enthusiasm.
OGDEN — The North Ogden residents who sued the city over construction of an amphitheater in a park in their neighborhood have dropped their case, ending the legal tussle.
OGDEN — If the weather is turning cold, it must be time for another Warren Miller winter sports movie.
My husband and I traveled to New York City this summer hoping to enjoy a few Broadway plays without breaking the bank.
OGDEN — You might want to rest up your toes this weekend. Come Monday evening, you’re really going to need them.
When director Chantelle Squires recently set out to make a film about women, by women and for women, the story of Emma Hale Smith, Joseph Smith’s wife, and Jane Manning James seemed the perfect fit.
OGDEN — Kristy Jones would like nothing more than to be unemployed.
OGDEN — Katie Evans admits the latest offering from Good Company Theatre, “Eurydice,” might be a tough sell in this town.
OGDEN — If Irish black humor is your thing, there’s still time to catch a heaping helping of it this week at Weber State University.
SOUTH OGDEN — Cue the double finger snaps.
Attention, Blockheads!
If you’re like us, every time you try to carve a pumpkin for Halloween you end up feeling like a clumsier version of the evil villain in a bad teen slasher movie.
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It’s a little like Oktoberfest, except it’s all rolled into one convenient, compact afternoon.
OGDEN — To hear Kristen Clay tell it, there’s a whole lot more spirits on Historic 25th Street than just the alcoholic kind.
OGDEN — For most of us, Halloween is all about the scares.
Two years ago, when Jenny Kokai was asked by Plan-B Theater Company artistic director Jerry Rapier to create a play for a statewide elementary school tour, her mind began to race.
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HUNTSVILLE — The Mountain Arts & Music Festival returns to Ogden Valley on Oct. 6.
SNOWBASIN — The blues takes its final bow in this year’s installment of Blues, Brews & BBQ, with a concert featuring Tony Holiday and the Velvetones, with Penrose opening.
Tickets go on sale next week for Elton John’s final concert in Utah.
OGDEN — I’m not breaking any news here. If you’ve lived or worked in Ogden for any reasonable amount of time, you’ve probably eaten at, or at least heard of, Lucky Slice Pizza.
The upcoming “Local Women Who Rock” concert is exactly as advertised.
SOUTH OGDEN — Dust off your Greek gastronomy terms, people. It’s time for the annual Ogden Greek Festival.
French spies, racial injustices, a murder or two, and a singing mermaid.
OGDEN — “West Side Story” is brought back to the big screen at Peery’s Egyptian Theater for a musical event guaranteed to get people singing.
LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Not everyone can say they've been a stunt double in a feature film.
WEST HAVEN — The weather might be getting cooler and the leaves might be changing colors, but nothing quite says fall like a corn maze.
SNOWBASIN — The penultimate Blues, Brews & BBQ concert of the 2018 season comes to Snowbasin Resort this weekend.
OGDEN — Country music star Jake Owen brings his “Life’s Whatcha Make It” Tour to Ogden this weekend, playing a rare concert on the home field of the minor league baseball team in town.
OGDEN — Elvis may have left the building, but he never really left our hearts.
OGDEN — The annual Harvest Moon celebration just got a little more dangerous.
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OGDEN — Who knew one insect could draw so many people together?
OGDEN — The 21st Utah Humanities Book Festival gets under way this week in Weber County.
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OGDEN — The upcoming Ogden Hispanic Festival isn't just an opportunity for non-Hispanics to learn about other cultures.
OGDEN — An exhibit highlighting the art, music and cultures of Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru goes on display this weekend at the Stewart Library at Weber State University.
It’s almost time for what has lovingly been described as a “redneck parade of homes.”
Jacqui Ball knows that this weekend’s Heroes of the Night event will be an emotional one. She just hopes it can also offer a little fun.
It’s the wedding of the century.
LAYTON — The Gangrene Film Festival returns to Layton this weekend for its 18th installment.
OGDEN — National Hispanic Heritage Month begins this weekend, and Ogden kicks it off right with a trio of free events in the first three days of the celebration:
OGDEN — It’s just a small film festival this year. But Cirilo Franco is hoping for big things in the future.
OGDEN — It’s the kind of concert that transcends barriers like language.
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