Tag: Live Entertainment
Community & Culture On Display At the Spring Fiesta & Slow...
Join us for the 3rd Annual Spring Fiesta & Slow Roll in Historic Downtown Cedar City on May 3, 2024. Get ready for an evening of dancing, food, and live
Utah’s Red Rocks Meet Rock-n-Roll at Fort Desolation Fest
Fort Desolation Fest keeps things small to ensure a premium experience for all. By limiting attendance to a fraction of what most major festivals allow
Dixie High School Presents ‘Eurydice’
Eurydice will be presented by the Dixie High Arts Department and is playing at Dixie High School's outdoor courtyard starting on Wednesday, April 17-20
Hurricane Theatrical’s Joseph is a ‘Walking Work of Art’
Hurricane Theatrical presents the vibrant colors of “Red and yellow and green and brown and scarlet and black" Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Unveiling Creativity: The St. George Art Festival Returns!
Participants of the St. George Art Festival in 2024 can take part in an exciting event called the Art Attack Race. This event is a unique combination
Available Seating Expanded At Tuacahn Just In Time For New Season
With more seating in the Tuacahn theater, the need for more places to park has also been addressed, with 46 more parking stalls located in overflow parking.
Redstone Theater Brings You Daddy Long Legs
Daddy Long Legs opens on February 2nd with shows through Valentine's Day on the 14th. Tickets are now available at redstonetheater.com.
Unleash The Arts Extravaganza at Kayenta’s Center for the Arts!
Prepare to be captivated this January as the Center for the Arts at Kayenta unveils a thrilling lineup of events that promise to ignite your passion for culture and creativity.
Bumbleberry Theater Presents Uplifting Holiday Programs For The Whole Family
Bumbleberry Theater - Celebrate the Christmas spirit with Joshua Creek as they sing the songs of the season. Join in as Joshua Creek brings us Christmas
“A Tuna Christmas” Unwraps at The Electric Theater!
"A Tuna Christmas" a hilarious comedy written by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, and Ed Howard. Set in the fictional town of Tuna, Texas, the play unfolds