Take a stroll with the National Park Service
If you’re looking for a reason to hit the trails, the “Trails and Talks” series has two fall hikes lined up. The first hike on October 8 focuses on how social science shapes park decisions.
WabiSabi plans for new space and a long future
WabiSabi, Moab’s popular thrift store and nonprofit, has seen a few homes in its more than 20 years. Now, as its current space on 100 South is for sale, we sat down with WabiSabi Executive Director Leah Bear to find out what the future holds for the organization, plans for a move, and to hear details about Wabi’s new forever home.
Moab Taiko Dan celebrates 30 years of drumming in community
The Moab Taiko Dan, a local Japanese drumming group, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year with a special performance at Old City Park on Saturday, September 28 at 3 p.m.
Women of Moab sing out
Performances and activities on Saturday, September 14
Celebrating Canyonlands 60th Anniversary
Local nonprofit organizes a week of celebration events
A bike for every kid: Wish For Wheels works with Moab businesses to provide bicycles to local youth
120 local students will get a free bike after local businesses team up with nonprofit
The influence of Leonard Bernstein runs through the Moab Music Festival
The Moab Music Festival was founded by Michael Barrett and Leslie Tompkins over 30 years ago, and the influence of legendary composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein was present even then. This season, the festival is holding a free screening of the biopic film “Maestro,” along with a presentation from Berstein’s daughter Jamie.
Moab Music Festival showcases Colorado River-inspired composers
Composer Roydon Tse spoke to us about his new work and why landscape matters to music
Keeping the magic bus rollin’
Elders at the Canyonlands Care Center rely on donations to maintain activity program
Revisiting old stories about Glen Canyon
Author Zak Podmore visits Moab to talk about his latest book, “After Dead Pool”