SLmag's two favorite youth acting groups, The Egyptian Theatre U of U Youth Theatre and The Children's Theatre, are accepting new talent for spring semester. So, if your kids have the acting bug, sign 'em up, because there's not much time left. Read More
Let's make this a Christmas to remember; the final days of the Gingerbread Forest are upon us at Grand America Hotel, and don't forget the Snowbasin's Christmas Festival. Wiggle some room out of your plans for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. You don't want to miss the holiday fun. Read More
It's a packed Thursday with The Children's Theatre's newest play (buy tix for tonight, Saturday is almost sold out) and family cooking class at Whole Foods. Save some of those treats as a gift to David Archuleta when you meet him at Deseret Book on Friday night. And start your weekend off with A Christmas Carol at the Main Library on Friday afternoon. Read More
Not long before all the presents need to be under your tree, but since you're so anxious to start the giving, this weekend is the perfect time to start for the kids. Take them to see this year's hit Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore at the Main Library a new Christmas play or to the zoo to see Santa Claus...not to mention the Zoolights! display up now through New Year's. Read More
Christmas is right around the corner and Chanukah is in full swing, which is why Rabbi Benny Zippel is hosting Chanukah on Ice at the Gallivan Center this Sunday, and Santa's reindeer are living up the last days of their vacation at Discovery Gateway and Utah's Hogle Zoo this weekend. Kick it all off with a movie at the City Library...not one with a holiday theme exactly, but it does have the North Pole. Read More
Thanksgiving is almost here, and on Black Friday the kids have school off and you're office is closed. You'll already be with family, so you might as well have some fun. Read More
Kids are more honest than anyone when it comes to reviewing movies. They'll fall asleep if it's boring, complain if it's confusing and recite the entire script line by line for the next month when they really, really like it...unlike some adult critics who change their write-up once they see Rotten Tomatoes or Ebert posts online. Read More
