AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUtah Arts & Music: Utah Symphony and Utah Opera are teaming up with the Church History Museum for “Pioneer Fiddles: The Soundtrack of the Gathering to Zion,” spotlighting family instruments tied to Utah history ahead of Temple Square’s 2027 reopening. Big Local Development: Draper developers broke ground on the first phase of The Point, the former state prison site, with a 5,200-seat Mountain America Events Center planned as a hub for concerts, sports, and community gatherings. Live Performances: Utah Festival Opera is staging “The Pirates of Penzance,” and USU’s production of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” is drawing praise for its fast-paced, tightly staged run. Community Arts: Midway’s Plein Air Paradise is wrapping after a two-week open-air painting competition with about 134 artists, plus paint-outs and a July 4 quick draw. Pop Culture (Utah-linked): “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Layla Taylor says she’s “gay and bi,” sharing she’s dated both men and women. Sports (Utah): The Utah Mammoth signed forward Kailer Yamamoto to a two-year extension after a strong 2025-26 season.
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