AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDowntown Development: Smith Entertainment Group and Salt Lake City leaders unveiled updated plans for a downtown sports and entertainment district, drawing hope and questions from Japantown. Campus Arts: BYU’s College of Fine Arts and Communication marked its centennial with performances, exhibits and the opening of a new Arts Building. Film: Provo’s FilmQuest will launch an inaugural market Oct. 27–29, connecting genre filmmakers with buyers and distributors. Theater: Plan-B Theatre’s “Facing East,” about faith, family and acceptance after a gay Latter-day Saint’s death, returns for its 20th anniversary, with original cast member Jay Perry in a new role. Festival Shift: Sundance passes are on sale as the festival prepares to leave Park City for Boulder. Winter Events: Tickets are on sale for The Snow League’s Park City debut Jan. 21–23, featuring elite snowboard and freeski competition and free fan programming. Local Film: “Will Ski 4 Food,” a documentary about Ogden ski-film cameraman Gary Nate and freestyle skiing’s pioneers, premieres Oct. 16.
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