Up, up and away.

OGDEN — The city’s monthly First Friday Art Stroll takes place this weekend in downtown Ogden.

OGDEN — The city’s First Friday Art Stroll takes place this weekend, with some exhibits focusing on patriotic and western art.

OGDEN — The billboard is completely black, except for large white block letters that somewhat cryptically read “ALL LI ES MATTER.”

OGDEN — Anybody can make a friend.

Ready to unleash your artistic side?

OGDEN — It’s going to be a busy weekend, and the city’s monthly First Friday Art Stroll will add to the excitement, featuring exhibits throughout the downtown area and elsewhere in the city.

Believe it or not, but June in Northern Utah is here and already underway. This month brings sunny days, school-free weeks, and the start of a calendar packed full of community events that run throughout the summer. 

OGDEN — So, which do you feel like doing this summer? Fun science activities, or fun art activities?

Ready for a weekend of art and shopping in an idyllic small-town setting?

Kristin Barlow has seen the transformative power of dance.

OGDEN — It’s once again time to go strolling for art.

OGDEN — Downtown Ogden’s butterfly mural now has some company.

‘The Children’ to open at Good Company

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BRIGHAM CITY — A pair of exhibitions celebrating the sesquicentennial of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad opens here Saturday.

OGDEN — It’s a coffee house by morning and a wine bar by night.

OGDEN — No heaven, no countries, no possessions.

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OGDEN — What’s big and hairy and oh-so-fun?

ROY — Tiny vehicles, big stories.

OGDEN — Winners have been announced in a recent Nine Rails Creative District call for art competition.

OGDEN — If January's exhibits are any indication, 2019 will be a good year for the arts.

WEST POINT — For West Point author Dixon Wallwork, telling stories isn't limited to one medium. 

WASHINGTON TERRACE — Think of it as Ebenezer Scrooge on steroids.

OGDEN — Seems like, these days, you can’t swing a dead Rat King without hitting yet another “Nutcracker” production.

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SALT LAKE CITY — Sure, “The Bridge” involves contemporary dance. But don’t let that scare you away.

OGDEN — The Ogden City Mayor's Awards in the Arts ceremony was held Thursday, Nov. 1, with 10 local honorees being recognized for their contributions to the arts in the community.

OGDEN — Erik Larson hates to fly. But that won’t stop him from boarding an avian sardine tin (what an airplane feels like when you’re 6’2”) and heading west for Ogden School Foundation‘s Fall Author Event.

OGDEN — The big news for the November First Friday Art Stroll? Free weed!

OGDEN — New York Times Bestselling author David Grann, who wrote "Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI," will speak next week at Weber State University.

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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 — Who knew one insect could draw so many people together?

OGDEN — As if the Ogden area wasn’t visually stunning enough.

OGDEN — A hospital, by definition, is supposed to be a sterile environment.

It’s easy to find someone with a love for bicycles in Utah, but Mark Johnson looks at cycling a little different than most.

OGDEN — As an artist thriving in the world of dance and movement, Christina Stockdale is used to an unusual schedule. 

OGDEN — Weber State University students and the community will have a chance to see cutting-edge works by current Native American artists as the Mary Elizabeth Shaw Gallery opens its newest exhibit, “We Are The People,” featuring contemporary art work by indigenous artists.

OGDEN — Here’s a Valentine’s date idea that’s definitely different.