AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoJuneteenth in Salt Lake City: Hundreds walked from the Capitol to The Gateway for a big Juneteenth celebration with music, food, art, roller skating, and a Black Business Expo with 60+ vendors. Utah film & festivals: Sundance Institute is bringing back its free “Local Lens” screening series for Utah residents (July 18-19) with four films and filmmaker Q&As in Park City and Salt Lake City. Southern Utah arts milestone: SUU’s Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts marks its 10th anniversary June 26 with free events, art walks, and two Utah Shakespeare Festival performances (“See How They Run” and “Hamlet”). Park City summer on the water: The Park City SUP Festival returns June 27 at Jordanelle State Park with paddleboard races, live music, and family-friendly fun. Movie buzz: Reviews are rolling in for Pixar’s “Toy Story 5,” with critics calling it a funny, heartfelt return even if it doesn’t top the original trilogy. Music spotlight: Josh Groban talks about the personal, dad-assisted process behind a standout movie-song moment on his album “Cinematic.” Local culture & community: Utah’s Huntsman Center is tweaking gameday setup—moving the bench and band to improve the student-section experience.
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