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Excellent, riveting limited docu-series The Deep End, directed by Jon Kasbe, focuses on controversial Utah-based spiritual teacher Teal Swan

August 15, 2022

Sundance 2023: Rich archival bounty defines historical significance of Indigo Girls in It’s Only Life After All

Robin Banks’ Static Patterns exhibition delightfully perceptive exploration of childhood home’s poetic space

Guatemala Acatenango Gesha: An extraordinary coffee experience at Caffe d’bolla

Sundance 2021: The Most Beautiful Boy in the World absorbing, sensitive story of the pains of objectification, fragile ephemerality of beauty

Sundance 2019: Shooting The Mafia brilliantly sets larger context on the...

January 26, 2019

ikura with quail egg at kyoto japanese restaurant

Kyoto Japanese Restaurant

February 16, 2014

Sundance 2021: Ailey is elegant documentary of legacy highlighting one of...

January 31, 2021

U of U play “Big Love” reimagines ancient play in time...

November 13, 2018

Ballet West debuts all-new Carmina Burana

November 8, 2017

Lots of new energy: The top 10 moments of The Utah...

December 21, 2021

Sundance 2020: Belgium’s Binti makes insightful gem of a U.S. premiere...

January 25, 2020

Ballet West's Swan Lake: photo courtesy of Luke Isley

Ballet West’s graceful Swan Lake

February 10, 2015

Sundance 2022: Sam Green’s 32 Sounds hugely entertaining, fascinating example of...

January 28, 2022

How the Utah Film Center has elevated the drive-in movie experience...

September 22, 2020

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