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Living Traditions Festival Features Food, Music, Dance and More

(KCPW News) A rite of Spring in downtown Salt Lake City is the Living Traditions Festival, which will take place this weekend

NBC Affiliate’s Decision Not to Air Show about Gay Fathers Draws Backlash

KSL-TV’s decision not to air a show about a gay couple and their efforts to start a family is drawing anger from

Life at Topaz Internment Camp on Display Online

Images of a dark period in Japanese American history are now on display thanks to the state history department.

“Wicked” Opens Tonight at Capitol Theatre

After a sold-out run in 2009, the hit Broadway show Wicked has landed once again in Salt Lake City, opening tonight at

Sand Sculpture Takes Shape at Utah Arts Festival

A 20-ton sand sculpture will anchor the four-day Utah Arts Festival beginning Thursday on Salt Lake City’s Library Square. And as KCPW’s

Summer Shows on the Horizon in Salt Lake City

Summer is officially on its way in Salt Lake City and that means people are gearing up for traditional summer festivities. As

The Cupcake Project at UMOCA

An exhibition coming to downtown Salt Lake City’s Utah Museum of Contemporary Art will have visitors thinking about hunger in a different

“The Sound of Young America” Graduates from College

The end of an era has arrived for a public radio program that began as a college radio show. Now, The Sound

City Council Takes Step Toward Performing Arts Center

The Salt Lake City Council discussed last night how the vision of a Broadway-style performing arts center in downtown Salt Lake City

U.S. Poet Laureate William S. Merwin Speaks at Main City Library

United States Poet Laureate William S. Merwin spoke at the Salt Lake City Main Library on Wednesday, October 5 as part of