Summer 2018 - Arts Issue

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Urban agriculture thrives on west side

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Tongan Methodist community retains culture through faith and language

Lobsang Gendun leads Tibetan youths in prayer at the Tibetan Community Center in June.|Tenzin Yegha Gorgotsang teaches the beginning level Tibetan Language class one Sunday morning in June at the Tibetan Community Center.|||||||||||||

Tibetan Americans in Salt Lake City strive to maintain their culture

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River Art: Exploring the Jordan River through three-year art project

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Fairpark musicians write songs that reflect the times

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Youth Music Programs enhance Salt Lake City’s west side

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Mundi Project and Utah Classical Guitar Orchestra: Guitar and piano instruction enhance the Glendale community

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The Resilience of Jazz

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Granary District becoming more of a community canvas

The largest physical project of Framework Arts is the mural that curves and stretches down the main interior hallway of Escalante Elementary School. Acting at the request of the school PTA, Framework Arts put together funding for supplies, rounded up the volunteer painters and coordinated the design portion. Photos by David Ricketts||||||

Escalante Elementary teacher engages families in art projects

Artes de México staff and board members pose for a photo with last year’s Sor Juana writing contest winners. Photo courtesy of Artes de México en Utah||||

Local art organization increases respect for Mexico's literary and cultural contributions

Sugar Space Arts Warehouse|||||||||

West side festival returns for encore

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