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Shrink down into the undergrowth to become one of the most extraordinary creatures on earth in this interactive maze. Become a caterpillar and find your way through a secret wild world as grass and leaves tower above your head. With challenges at every twist and turn - take on puzzles, games, and exciting activities to
Thrive is a FREE evidence-based youth well-being program equipping Summit & Wasatch County 6th-12th graders with vital life skills. The Thrive program is a preventative mental health initiative that empowers and strengthens youth well-being.
Bowl for Kids’ Sake is a fun and easy way for you and your friends, family, or company to support the life-changing work of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah. Two Dates: Wednesday April 30 & Saturday May 3rd CREATE A TEAM Assemble your squad of five - your friends, family or co-workers. Think of
Join Kimball Art Center’s Executive Director, Aldy Milliken, and Ceramists Hazel Coppola and Horacio Rodriguez as we demystify and unpack the artwork in our Traces exhibition. Dive into expert insights on the intersection of contemporary art and ceramics, and leave with a fresh perspective on powerful storytelling potential. This event is part of our How to Look at
Join Kimball Art Center’s Executive Director, Aldy Milliken, and Ceramists Hazel Coppola and Horacio Rodriguez as we demystify and unpack the artwork in our Traces exhibition. Dive into expert insights on the intersection of contemporary art and ceramics, and leave with a fresh perspective on powerful storytelling potential. This event is part of our How to Look at
Bowl for Kids’ Sake is a fun and easy way for you and your friends, family, or company to support the life-changing work of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah. CREATE A TEAM Assemble your squad of five - your friends, family or co-workers. Think of this as the “Breakfast Club” of bowling! REGISTER Use
Join Kimball Art Center’s Executive Director, Aldy Milliken, and Ceramists Hazel Coppola and Horacio Rodriguez as we demystify and unpack the artwork in our Traces exhibition. Dive into expert insights on the intersection of contemporary art and ceramics, and leave with a fresh perspective on powerful storytelling potential. This event is part of our How to Look at
Join our MIND Mentors at Woodward Park City to meet stand-up comedian (and our Gin & Phonics featured speaker) Liz Miele as she shares some of her experiences growing up with dyslexia. We’ll celebrate our successes of this year’s MIND Youth Program and have some fun social time with each other. Recommended for ages 10
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