Instead of producing one radio play this year, Moab’s community radio station KZMU created a festival format with multiple, short-form radio plays produced by members of the community. The station ultimately received ten…
The Moab Monster Movie Mash film-making challenge screened 10 films created for the challenge on Oct. 30 at historic Star Hall, just in time for Halloween. Submitted films were from both locals and…
Hello again, friends! It’s Cosmo the library cat with a fun, free library event to tell you about. On Thursday, Oct. 28, you will have the opportunity to meet a very famous little…
Dark shadows twist their way across the red rocks of Moab, the only light coming from the waxing moon. The dry grasses shush together, sounding like footsteps. Wait, footsteps? You check behind your…
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…
KZMU Radio’s 2021 radio play “Choreomania,” which was live broadcast over the airwaves this past spring, was selected as a Platinum Award winner by the Hear Now Festival. The annual radio drama shares…
The Friends of the Moab Folk Festival found themselves thinking outside the box to continue spreading joyful noise to the community despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The nonprofit sponsors the Moab Folk Festival, as…
In 1518, a strange form of what some theorists believe to have been mass hysteria gripped hundreds of residents of Strasbourg, France: uncontrollable dancing, to the point of exhaustion and even death for…
The waters of Lake Powell stretch across the border between Utah and Arizona, backed up by the Glen Canyon Dam. The reservoir is part of a vast and complex infrastructure used to manage…
The Moab Music Festival is a highlight of every autumn, bringing international musicians to the area every September to perform jazz, classical and traditional music. But the organization’s commitment to the Moab area…
