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.
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Upcoming Nights of Grief and Mystery performance will explore our relationship with dying
The event is coming to Moab, sponsored by Grand County Hospice, on Saturday, Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. at Star Hall.
Award-winning Navajo hoop dancers to perform Friday, Dec. 10
In traditional hoop dancing, the hoops represent the circle of life, Joseph Secody told the Friends of the Moab Folk Festival last year. The dances tell stories of connection as Secody and Patrick…
Moab native returns with a darkly funny one-woman show this week
Hailey Henderson’s one-woman show deals with serious issues, but she doesn’t want that to scare you off. “It’s funny! It’s a dark comedy,” says Henderson. “Blackout: A One Woman Show,” is an autobiographical…
Fledgling theater company seeks to bring stage productions to Moab
When Moab native Brendon Henderson went to Utah State University in Logan to study acting, it wasn’t everything he was hoping for—so he took his creative growth into his own hands. Now he’s…
Speaking from the heart: The Storied Self puts on Valentine’s Day event on Feb. 13
Moab’s homegrown storytelling event, The Storied Self, returns to the Moab Arts and Recreation Center stage on Feb. 13 to prompt more heartfelt stories from local residents—this time on the trials and tribulations…