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Monday
October 6
  • Nikka Costa  (Music)
    In The Venue
    8:00 PM
    Being a product of music industry royalty has its advantages, but talent reigns overall. Nikka Costa is one of the fortunate few; the daughter of famed arranger/producer Don Costa, not to mention the goddaughter of Frank Sinatra. Earning her stripes on the European and Australian charts, Costa's 1996 debut, 'Butterfly Rocket,' earned her a nomination for "Best New Artist" at the annual Australian Recording Industry Awards. Her stateside debut was 2001's 'Everybody Got Their Something.' Her latest is 'can'tneverdidnothin'.'

    Tickets: 801-328-0255
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  • Seussical  (Theater)
    SCERA Center
    7:30 PM
    A lively celebration of imagination and goodness inspired by the stories and characters of Dr. Seuss is sure to be a hit! 'Seussical' is a wondrous musical adventure from Lynn Aherns, Stephen O’Flaherty and Eric Idle, the Tony Award-winning creators of 'Ragtime' and 'Monty Python’s Spamalot.' Horton the Elephant attempts to rescue a teeny, tiny planet while trying to hatch some one else’s egg. Full of Seuss’ famous characters and whimsical worldly wisdom, with the Cat in the Hat serving as emcee, 'Seussical' is a delightful journey for the entire family.

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    Tickets: 801-225-2787 (ARTS); http://www.scera.org/
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  • 10:30 AM
    The Mark and Nancy Peterson exhibition is comprised of a selection of extraordinary 19th Century paintings from their private collection that spans 150 years of Utah Art. These paintings were collected over a thirty-year period and represent the most important artists and images of this unique frontier period in Utah's history.

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    Tickets: 801-581-7332
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  • Salt Lake Tabernacle  (Art)
    Museum of Church History and Art
    9:00 AM
    The history of one of the world's most unique buildings, the Tabernacle on Temple Square, is told in this new exhibition. It examines the architectural influences on the Tabernacle's design and construction, displays historical photographs that document the construction progress, pays tribute to the sacrifice and dedication of the pioneer workers and honors the Church Presidents who have spoken from its pulpits.

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    Tickets: 801-240-3310
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  • I am a Child of God  (Art)
    Museum of Church History and Art
    9:00 AM
    This is an interactive exhibit based on the words of the first verse of the song 'I Am a Child of God' and is designed to help learn about the Plan of Salvation at a very basic level. It promotes an understanding that each earth life has a purpose and that they should strive to learn about and fulfill that purpose.

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    Tickets: 801-240-3310
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  • Chris Dunker: Dismantling Geneva Steel  (Art)
    Brigham Young University – Museum of Art
    10:00 AM
    The exhibition will consist of 60 pigment prints that follow the plant from cold idle, the level of operation just above complete shutdown, through the demolition of the power plant, the last major structure.

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    Tickets: 801-378-2787
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  • Putting DNA to Work  (Art)
    Utah Museum of Natural History
    9:30 AM
    This exhibit discovers how patterns in the human genome hold vast possibilities for solving pressing issues of our time. By examining the fundamentals of DNA sequencing through several diseases and developing crops, this exhibition handle complex topics through fun and absorbing activities.

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    Tickets: 801-581-6927
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  • Annual Illustrators Exhibition  (Art)
    Bountiful Davis Art Center
    5:00 PM
    2008 will focus on illustrator and painter Sandra Rast.

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    Tickets: 801-292-0367
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  • Big River  (Theater)
    Tuacahn Amphitheatre & Center for the Arts
    7:30 PM
    Adapted from the novel by Mark Twain, this classic American tale is an adventurous journey down the mighty Mississippi. Escaping the confines of an ordinary life, Huck makes a getaway and meets up with Jim, a slave on the run. Together they seek freedom, while dodging the dangers of night travel, near capture, and life on a river raft. This seven-time Tony Award winner features music and lyrics by Roger Miller

    Tickets: 435-652-3300; 800-746-9882
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  • Scary Poppins  (Theater)
    Desert Star Playhouse
    7:00 PM
    In this hilarious parody, Poppins is the nanny from you-know-where. But once she's in your home, how do you get rid of her?

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 801-266-2600
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  • Aida  (Theater)
    Hale Center Theater Orem
    7:30 PM
    Elton John and Tim Rice's musical is a love story that unfolds tragically in ancient Egypt but which has a second chance today.

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  • Turning Point: The Demise of Modernism & the Rebirth of Meaning in American Art  (Art)
    Brigham Young University – Museum of Art
    10:00 AM
    This exhibition traces the sea-change that took place in American art in the late 1960s.

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    Tickets: 801-378-2787
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  • Windows on a Hidden World: Japanese Woodblock Prints From the BYU Collection  (Art)
    Brigham Young University – Museum of Art
    10:00 AM
    This exhibit features more than a hundred examples of Japanese woodblock prints, including dozens of works by recognized masters of this art form. Most of these prints were collected by J. Alden Weir, a leading American Impressionist painter, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

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    Tickets: 801-378-2787
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  • Docent Tour  (Talks & Readings)
    Museum of Church History and Art
    9:00 AM
    Join docents for a lively discussion about works on view in the galleries.

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    Tickets: 801-240-3310
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  • Utah Watercolor Society  (Art)
    Salt Lake Art Barn
    9:00 AM
    The mission of Utah Watercolor Society is to promote the advancement of the art of painting in watercolors and to hold annual exhibitions of watercolors. Watercolors are defined here as paintings in transparent and/or opaque water media, or unvarnished water soluble media on paper.

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  • Bad Dog Rediscovers America  (Art)
    Salt Lake Art Barn
    9:00 AM
    Michael Moonbird and Victoria Lyons founded Bad Dog Rediscovers America in 1997. Bad Dog works with youth from diverse areas of our communi