12-1 PM: The Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theater’s singers and instrumentalists will perform their favorite pieces and previews from their upcoming season at the Logan Tabernacle and Concert Series. For more information, go to www.utahfestival.org/
1:00-3:30 PM: Around the World in 80 Days continues at The Family Center with a new speaker from a different country coming each day. For more information, contact the center by emailing director@loganfamilycenter.org
6:30 pm-7:30: The Logan Library Monday Movie Night continues with a viewing of The Hunger Games:Catching Fire; the second in a trilogy about Katniss Everdeen who returns home after the Hunger Games only to have to compete again. This movie is rated PG 13. For more information about the movie and Logan Library Movie Night, go here.
Tuesday-
12-1 PM: Kermit Herd, Baritone and John Waldron, Harmonica will perform on Tuesday at the Logan Tabernacle and Concert Series. For more information, go to www.utahfestival.org/
1:00-3:30 pm: Around the World in 80 Days continues at The Family Center with a new speaker from a different country coming each day. For more information, contact the center by emailing director@loganfamilycenter.org
Wednesday-
12-1 PM: Sassafras Folk String Band will perform on Tuesday at the Logan Tabernacle and Concert Series. For more information, go to www.utahfestival.org/
12:30-1:30 PM: Story Time at Global Village Gifts continues on Wednesdays to bring more beautiful stories from around the world to the families of Cache Valley.
1:00-3:30 pm: Around the World in 80 Days continues at The Family Center with a new speaker from a different country coming each day. For more information, contact the center by emailing director@loganfamilycenter.org
Thursday-
12-1 PM: Incredible Youth continues at Logan Tabernacle and Concert Series with Rachel Smith, age 12, playing Chopin's "Impromptu No. 1 in A flat, Op. 29" and Bach French Suite "Gigue in G major BWV 816" on Thursday. For more information, go to www.utahfestival.org/
1:00-3:30 pm: Around the World in 80 Days continues at The Family Center with a new speaker from a different country coming each day. For more information, contact the center by emailing director@loganfamilycenter.org
UTAH ARTS FESTIVAL: THURSDAY JUNE 26-JUNE 29
visit http://uaf.org/schedule
UTAH ARTS FESTIVAL: THURSDAY JUNE 26-JUNE 29
visit http://uaf.org/schedule
Friday-
12-1 PM: The Broadbent Family continues the Logan Tabernacle and Concert Series with their variety program. For more information, go to www.utahfestival.org/
1:00-3:30 PM: Around the World in 80 Days continues at The Family Center with a new speaker from a different country coming each day. For more information, contact the center by emailing director@loganfamilycenter.org
5-7 PM: Art on the Lawn- Old Home Art Show & Silent Auction starts Friday June 27th with h'ordeuvres provided by for Sneak Peek Texas Roadhouse. For more information, visit http://artonthelawn.net/
9:30 PM: Cache Valley Astronomical Society will host a Star Party at Beaver Mountain Ski Resort this Friday with experienced amateurs that are willing to share their knowledge of the night skies. For driving directions: http://www.skithebeav.com/c/information/driving-directions
Saturday-
All day: Clarkston Sesquicentennial Celebration at Clarkston town square
9 AM- 1 PM: Cache Valley Gardeners' Market
10 AM: The 2014 Hill AFB Warriors over the Wasatch Utah Air show promises to be an event of excitement, thrills, and breathtaking flying like you have never seen before. See Red Bull pilot Kirby Chambliss, a salute to our historical air power, and the awe inspiring United States Air Force Thunderbirds. For more information, visit https://theutahairshow.com/
10 AM- 6 PM: Art on the Lawn- Old Home Art Show & Silent Auction starts Friday June 27th with h'ordeuvres provided by for Sneak Peek Texas Roadhouse. For more information, visit http://artonthelawn.net/
11 AM- 1 PM: Logan Library will host a solar party this Saturday to see distant galaxies, star cluster, nebula, double stars, comets and planets.
2 PM- 3PM: Chinese Cultural Workshops continue with sharing of inspirational life experiences at Little Bloomsbury By the Creek, 181 North 200 East, Logan
Service Opps to think about:
Volunteers are needed on Saturday, July 12th from 7-10pm to help with the 7th Annual Street Dance hosted by Caffe Ibis. If you have not been to a Street Dance before, they block off Church and Federal Streets, have live music and dancing, plus lots of silent auction items!
Here are the volunteer needs:
@6pm-7pm - 2 people: putting up the street blockade cleaning up the street putting up tables for the silent auction
@7pm-10pm - 2 people: someone manning the silent auction table possibly having someone take pictures
@10pm-10:30pm - 2 people: cleanup take down tables pack up left over items
If you are interested in helping out with this event, please email scfourpaws@hotmailcom.
For more information on all events listed here, check out our two awesome Calendars:
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