POSTED // Jul 8,2010 - Chicago is well known for improvisational—mostly sketch—comedy from its legendary Second City troupe that has garnered fame for fostering the talents that make up the...

POSTED // Jul 1,2010 - Of the many patriotic songs available for celebrations marking this country’s freedom from the tyranny of the Crown, “Battle Hymn of the Republic” is a pretty good one.

POSTED // Jun 23,2010 - Acts of true artistic improvisation are hard to master. Most dancers, for example, aren't specifically skilled at and inclined toward raw improvisation ...

POSTED // Jun 17,2010 - At the top of the long list of rules for visiting almost any museum is keeping your filthy hands off the priceless art.

POSTED // Jun 17,2010 - “Who am I? Where did I come from? And where am I going?” These questions make up the big triumvirate of human queries.

POSTED // Jun 10,2010 - This Is The Place Heritage Park is Utah’s own Colonial Williamsburg, a living-history attraction where one can step back in time and experience life as the pioneers of the old West did.

POSTED // Jun 3,2010 - As the official school of Utah’s premier dance company, Ballet West Academy keeps busy grooming the next generation of the ballet elite.

POSTED // Jun 3,2010 - One piece of Americana that ranks right up there with apple pie and baseball is quilting. To honor the tradition, the Kimball Art Center presents a traveling exhibit...

POSTED // May 27,2010 - Local artist Cein Watson has had a studio in Captain Captain—a warehouse art space he shares with more than a dozen other artists, including Trent Call, Meg Charlier and Sri Whipple...

POSTED // May 20,2010 - Not all ballet is tried-and-true Balanchine, Tchaikovsky, Diaghilev and Stravinsky. Sure, these classically safe hallmarks can be both entertaining and exciting...