Tag Archive for 'salt-lake-city-library'

City Library schedules first zinefest on Dec. 5

0 Comments Published by Professor Les November 22nd, 2008 in Community Dialogue, Salt Lake City, Communication, Current Events, Business News, Pop Culture.

The Salt Lake City Library, which has the largest collection of zines in any public library, will hold its first festival celebrating zines and all genres of alternative publications on Friday, Dec. 5, beginning at 1 p.m. in the library’s Urban Room and at other venues in and out of the library.
An already well-known pioneer […]

The English Garden is perfect for the ‘living room of the community’

0 Comments Published by Professor Les October 7th, 2007 in Business News.

What started as a downtown Farmer’s Market booth featuring European-style window garden boxes and containers has matured into a thriving, richly-packed oasis that not only provides blooming and ornamental plants but classes, programs and workshops for amateur and experienced gardeners in the heart of the ever-busy Salt Lake City Library.
And, while a few shops – […]

Ruby Chacon – Yo soy Utahna … Yo soy Chicana … Yo soy artista

0 Comments Published by Professor Les August 31st, 2007 in Hispanic heritage, Fine Art.

In oil, acrylic, pencil, or chalk, Ruby Chacon’s artistic voice is unmistakable. Her work is not just the story of her family. It is a passionate, convincing evocation of beauty, love, pride, and, tragedy – all essential elements in the transformative and transcendent nature of her art.
Visitors entering the fourth floor gallery in the Salt […]

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