Wednesday, March 2, 2011
 Wednesday-Thrills and chills at 10:55 AM Yesterday was amazing. The sky was blue, the sun was shining and i barely even needed a jacket. I haven't been on my bike in a few days and was itching to ride So the babe and i bikes into downtown to meet Bryan for a family date. Our go to place in downtown is always Roosters, we never seem like a burden being there and the food is always great. Today i plan on going to the tree house museum, the best place to exhaust your kids ever. The trick is to play with them but not too much. For instance point out something cool and say' race you there' but pretend run while they bolt. By the end of your trip they are ready for a 3 day nap and you still have enough energy to catch up on your cheesy 80's sitcoms. Indie Ogden Utah has a new Addition- JulieAnn Carter-Winward. For the next 5 weeks you Will get the pleasure of reading her short story based in Ogden that she wrote especially for Indie Ogden Utah . This series starts today so get excited and go read! There are a lot of really cool things happening this Glorious overcast Wednesday so dive in folks. Also Don't forget about the Indie Ogden Utah promo video this Friday, RSVP HERE. And be sure to check out my latest article in Sloucher zine HERE. WSU EVENTS Women’s Center hosts a Women’s History Month open House featuring food, information, games and prizes, Shepherd Union Building Atrium and Room 322, 10 a.m., free, 801-626-6090. American Democracy Project will host “Constitutional Rights in the Balance: Challenging Ogden’s Gang Injunction,” 10:30 a.m., Shepherd Union Ballroom A, free, 801-626-6695 or lmurray@weber.edu. Weber State University Davis presents “Recipe for Success: Improve Your Test-Taking Skills,” 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., WSU Davis Room 117 (2750 N. University Park Blvd., Layton), free, 801-395-3514. Outdoor Program will host an intro to mountaineering course, March 2 & 4 class 5:30-7:30 p.m.*, Annex 9 (4100 S. Taylor Ave.), $45 Non-WSU/$40 WSU ID, 801-626-6373. (*March 5-6 class at Snowbasin Ski Resort.) Spanish Films series will present “Airbag,” 7 p.m., Shepherd Union Wildcat Theater, free, 801-626-6193 or luisguadano@weber.edu. (All movies are in Spanish with English subtitles and not rated.) Department of Performing Arts will host the Bonneville Chamber Music Festival Concert, 7:30 p.m., Val A. Browning Center Allred Theater, free, 1-800-WSU-TIKS or weber.edu/bcmf. men’s basketball vs. Eastern Washington, 8 p.m., Dee Events Center, $25/$22/$18/$15/$10/$8/free to WSU students with Wildcard ID, 801-626-8500 or 1-800-WSU-TIKS. OGDEN NATURE CENTER Learn about predator prey relationships with the help of Gidget our northern saw-whet owl. Meet Gidget in person and get an up-close look at skulls, pelts, teeth, and more while learning about the traits that help animals survive in the wild. Meet in the Visitor's Center INDEPENDENT FILM SOCIETY Join the 'Independent Film Society' for some fun times getting to know your fellow film junkies in the local scene hear at the Ogden meet-up at Uncommon Grounds. This week they will be Herbon’s will give your carpet its spring cleaning TLC for only $39, half off regular. Labels: brewskis, deals, events, indie ogden, ogden blog, ogden events, ogden utah, sand trap, tiia lin, utah, utah blogger, vintage cupcakes, weber, wsu xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Wednesday at 10:34 AM As usual Wednesday is jam packed with awesomeness. I am getting over my cold and have mustered up enough energy to clean the heck out of my house. something about being sick gives me an overwhelming urge to sanitize EVERYTHING. I don't know if you know this but Pippi long-stockings is my hero and today i plan on strapping scrubbers to my boots and skating around the house. Oh how i love a clean house, all 5 minutes that it lasts for in a house with a three year old. In other news i have a new article up in sloucher zine so go check it out HERE. OK pace yourselves y'all here are today's events HEALTH AND WELLNESS YOGA- Jill Sjoblom, RYT will hold a daytime restorative Yoga workshop at the Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden on Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. WSU- Party Hearty! Join the movement to live a heart-healthy life! Proceeds will benefit the American Heart Association. Be part of this great charity event hosted by WSU and some of your favorite zumba instructors. $5, 7PM OUTDOORS NATURE CENTER-Did you know that there are eight endangered or threatened species of fish that call Utah home? Spend an hour with our naturalist and learn other cool facts about Utah's diverse fish. Observe Least Chub in our aquarium and meet some of our resident fish eating birds. Meet in the Visitor's Center. ART AND FILM INDEPENDENT FILM SOCIETY-join us at the 'Independent Film Society' for some fun times getting to know your fellow film junkies in the local scene hear at the Ogden meetup at grounds for coffee on Harrison- 6PM ECCLES-The Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden will exhibit the art of the members of the Utah Watercolor Society in Main Gallery, in the Carriage House Gallery the art work of Ryan Bouman of Harrisville DANCE COUNTRY DANCE- There are all kinds of Swing Dancin’, Two-Steppin’, and Line Dancin’. You’ll also see people doing the Country Waltz, the Cowboy Cha Cha, the Night Club Two-Step, the Tripple Step, the West Coast Swing and plenty of other kinds of dancing. Wednesday Nights 8:30 to Midnight. $4 before 9:00 and $5 after at Historic Union Station 2501 Wall Ave. FORUMS AND WORKSHOPS WSU- Center for Diversity & Unity will host a Community Resource Fair, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Shepherd Union Building Room 232, free, 801-626-7243 or adrien  negillespie@weber.edu.WSU-The Times and Issues Forum will examine “Economic Crisis in the Euro Zone,” featuring a discussion led by WSU economics professor Doris Geide-Stevenson, 10:30 a.m., Shepherd Union Lair, free, 801-626-6782. WSU-15th Annual Storytelling Festival presents “Teaching with Story” with a presentation by storyteller Willy Calflin, 11:30 a.m., McKay Education Building Moench Room, free, 801-626-6647. WSU- West Center presents the workshop “How to Avoid Falling for a Jerk (or Jerkette),” 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., WSU West Center (5627 S. 3500 W., Roy), free, 801-689-4978 or weber.edu/workshopsatwest. COMMUNITY EVENTS WSU- 15th Annual Storytelling Festival presents the National Storytellers Concert “Williams Tell” featuring storytellers Willy Calflin, Bill Harley and Bil Lepp with Omar and Lori Hansen, 6:30 p.m., Peery’s Egyptian Theater (2415 Washington Blvd., Ogden), free, 801-626-6629 or jmitchell@weber.edu. STORY TELLING FESTIVAL- 15th WSU Storytelling Festival. Listeners and tellers alike are eager to share the ancient art of oral storytelling in the three-day event, February 22-24, 2011. This anniversary festival will feature three favorite national storytellers: Willy Claflin, Bill Harley, and Bil Lepp, who will join forces in a-once-in-a- lifetime collaboration, "Williams Tell." In addition, festival and student storytellers will add their voices to the celebration. Festival events will be held at Weber State University, David Eccles Conference Center and Perry's Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah; at the Davis Conference Center in Layton, Utah; and at area schools. All Storytelling Festival events are FREE of CHARGE except the Storytelling Festival Dinner on Tuesday Evening. For dinner tickets contact: Judith Mitchell at 801-626-6626. MUSIC SPORTS PAGE- Scott Gardna, $3 9PM BREWSKIS-be a rockstar for a few minutes and join in open mic night at brewskis Labels: art, blog, brewskis, eccles, events, indie, music, nature center, ogden, union station, ut, utah, weber, wsu, yoga
Hope you feel better. Ladaisi Blog xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Thursday, February 17, 2011
groundhogs are liars. at 11:26 AM So remember how yesterday started out as spring? yeah nature changes it's mind. I woke up today and there was snow everywhere and since whining isn't going to help i threw on my boots and had a snow ball fight. It will be spring eventually right? RIGHT? That groundhog is a liar! Indie Ogden has some exciting news! Mike Brice is going to film a promo video for indie Ogden, hurray! so if you want to be a part of this video come on down to uncommon grounds at 7pm this Saturday and be sure to RSVP HERE! WSU EVENTS The Ogden Symphony Ballet Association presents the Utah Symphony with conductor Jerry Steichen performing “Bravo Broadway: Wicked Divas,” 7:30 p.m., Val A. Browning Center Austad Auditorium, $38/$34/$30/$26/$22, 801-399-9214. Weber State University Nontraditional Student Center PRESENTS-Little Hands, Big Art, A fundraising exhibit of art by children of WSU Nontraditional Students ECCLES The Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden will exhibit the art of the members of the Utah Watercolor Society in Main Gallery, in the Carriage House Gallery the art work of Ryan Bouman of Harrisville MOJOS open mic night. Free show... Awesome musicians... Dollar coffee/tea... How could you go wrong? Starts at 8pm and goes till the last person leaves! Come early to sign up for good slots. LOCAL DEALS TODAY OK i know groupon made me mad but i friggin love vintage cupcakes so go support them and buy a groupon- $5 for $10 worth of cupcakes- GET IT HERE Go deal go- $3 for $6 Worth of Ice Cream Creations at Big Rock Ice Creamery Labels: calendar, eccles, events, fun, indie, mojos, music, ogden, utah, weber, wsu xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Wednesday, February 16, 2011
wednesdasy..it's better than a tuesday! at 10:09 AM yesterday! oh yesterday how you betrayed me. what started as a beautiful sunny day went sour in an instant. I biked 6 blocks to the grocery store but by the time i got there y wallet was gone. i backtracked a few times hoping i would find it before someone else did but to no avail. i even sent Bryan out to look for it...nothing. I tried to think of all the positives- but really i couldn't find one. As i finally calmed down i noticed that my daughter was being eerily quiet. Any parent of a toddler knows that quiet is NOT good. I peeked into the kitchen and there she was, chopping off her darling curls, a huge pile at her feet. Honestly i didn't have the emotional energy to be upset so i just started laughing hysterically. OK OK it wasn't the worst day ever. it could have been a lot worse and hay maybe a good Samaritan will return my wallet. Just a few weeks a go a guy dropped his wallet and i returned it to him -with all the cash in it of course. so, doesn't that make me due for a returned wallet? Now here is my question to you readers - IF YOU FOUND A WALLET WHAT WOULD YOU DO? ahh well everything is replaceable and i still have my health and friends and it's Wednesday! so here are todays events go on and enjoy em and try not to get blown over, we got winds of 40MPH out there today. WSU Events WSU’s Nontraditional Student Center will host a grand-families luncheon and discussion for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren, 12-2 p.m., Shepherd Union Building Room 321, free, 801-626-7798. WSU’s Convocations lecture series welcomes Reverend Run of Run-DMC fame, 12:30 p.m., Shepherd Union Wildcat Theater, free, 801-626-7334. WSU’s Center for Diversity & Unity’s Common Grounds program will host “Getting to Know You, Getting to Know Me: Understanding Asperger’s Syndrome, 12:30 p.m., Shepherd Union Building Room 232, free, 801-626-7243 or adriennegillespie@weber.edu. WSU’s Spanish Films series will present “Los cronocrimenes,” 7 p.m., Shepherd Union Wildcat Theater, free, 801-626-6193 or luisguadano@weber.edu. (All movies are in Spanish with English subtitles and not rated.) WSU men’s basketball vs. Portland State, 7 p.m., Dee Events Center, $25/$22/$18/$15/$10/$8/free to WSU students with Wildcard ID, 801-626-8500 or 1-800-WSU-TIKS. Wild Wednesdays Presents "Winter Sleepers" at the Ogden Nature Center "African Americans & the Civil War"Guest Speaker: Reverend Charles Petty of the Second Baptist Church. Entertainment: Musical number by Dr Donald Capenter & a performance by the Ben Lomond High Step Crew Ogden independent film society Join us at the 'Independent Film Society' for some fun times getting to know your fellow film junkies in the local scene hear at the Ogden meet at grounds for coffee on historic 25Th Granny starr foundation meeting meet-up to talk about the foundation and ways to get involved. Union station country dance There are all kinds of Swing Dancin’, Two-Steppin’, and Line Dancin’. You’ll also see people doing the Country Waltz, the Cowboy Cha Cha, the Night Club Two-Step, the Tripple Step, the West Coast Swing and plenty of other kinds of dancing. So come out and give it a whirl! We know you will love every minute. Id love if everyone could take a moment to check out my newest post in sloucher magazine HERE Labels: blog, calendar, events, granny starr, indie, nature center, ogden, rev run, union station, utah, weber, wsu xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Events, hella clean teeth and bff's at 9:22 AM Dental visit success! Not a single tear and no Epic meltdows, Hunter is the best. Afterward i anticipated a 'David after the dentist' type of hilarity but trying to understand what a toddler is saying when their mouth ISN'T numb is hard enough. Don't fret my daughter was plenty entertaining for the 2 minutes she was awake and here is what i was able to decipher- HUNTER-' I WANT JUICE! I CANT CHEW! WHERES MY CUPCAKE! THERE'S A CAT ON THE PORCH!' ME- 'huh?' It's the simple things in life...why didn't i get out the camcorder? So enough about toddlers at the dentist; i have a serious issue to talk to you about. My sweetie and i have been trying to get married for 5 years, 5 flipping' years! We both refuse to go to a courthouse and just get it over with because we both want our families to be able to come together and celebrate our love for each other. We want the whole shebang - dress and tux, cake and intoxicated loved ones dancing crazily. We know it will happen but every time we seem to save enough something happens and all our savings goes to something terribly un-fun...like surgery. SO i entered us in the Southern Utah bride magazines wedding giveaway! yay! I know our chances of winning the big ticket are about slim to none but a girl can dream and I'd love if you could dream with me so cross yer fingers! Now let's get on with show! Wednesdays are no joke and there a ton of events to enjoy so limber up with some YOGA and head out to one of these- WSU EVENTS- ♥WSU’s The Times and Issues Forum will examine “Cholera Outbreak in Haiti,” featuring a discussion led by WSU zoology professor Brian Michael Chung, 10:30 a.m., Shepherd Union Lair, free, 801-626-6782. ♥WSU West Center presents “A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned,” 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., WSU West Center (5627 S. 3500 W., Roy), free, 801-689-4978 or weber.edu/workshopsatwest. ♥WSU’s Center for Diversity & Unity will host a presentation on American Heart Month with WSU wellness coordinator Rachel Smith, 12:30 p.m., Shepherd Union Building Room 232, free, 801-626-7243 or adriennegillespie@weber.edu. ♥Wild Wednesdays-Have you ever wondered if animals flirt with one another? Come find out during our special Valentine's Day Program. Meet some of our resident birds and reptiles and discover the unique ways these animals attract a partner. Then make your very own nature themed Valentine. ♥Join us at the 'Independent Film Society' for some fun times getting to know your fellow film junkies in the local scene hear at the Ogden meet at 'Grounds For Coffee', all are welcome. ♥Jazz at the station-Jazz at the Station, a monthly program designed to give local jazz fans and performers an opportunity to meet and enjoy jazz, presents Joe McQueen, saxophone; and friends: Don Keipp, percussion; Steve Keen, keyboard; Lars Yorgason, bass. ♥Country dance-There are all kinds of Swing Dancin’, Two-Steppin’, and Line Dancin’. You’ll also see people doing the Country Waltz, the Cowboy Cha Cha, the Night Club Two-Step, the Tripple Step, the West Coast Swing and plenty of other kinds of dancing. So come out and give it a whirl! We know you will love every minute. ♥Art exhibit-Lifelong painter. Born in Germany. Passionate about oil on canvas - about how paint is a medium and allowing the texture and quality of the substance to be a part of the image. Daniel Ramjoue. ♥Come over to mojos for and open jam session. Good company, art, coffee, and local music and if your feeling brave get on stage and show your stuff! ♥Be a rockstar for a few minutes and join in open mic night at brewskis ALSO NEW POST IN SLOUCHER ZINE- http://sloucher.org/2011/02/09/ogden-more-than-meets-the-eye-2/ Labels: blog, brewskis, dew tour, events, mojos, ogden, southern utah bride magazine, utah, weber, wsu xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Friday, February 4, 2011
sickie post at 8:47 AM It's true i am sick again, what the cuss. My immune system is not adjusting well to winter but I'm trying to stay positive. My immune system will be crazy strong after this! I am much too exhausted to write much so here are today's events- go have fun and meet new people and PLEASE use hand sanitizer. ♥WSU EVENTS WSU’s Center for Diversity & Unity will sponsor “Let’s Talk: A campus-wide conversation about cultural competence for us all,” 9:30-10:30 a.m., Shepherd Union Room 232, free, 801-626-7243 or adriennegillespie@weber.edu. WSU’s Kimball Visual Arts Center will present new exhibits in conjunction with Ogden Arts’ “First Friday Art Stroll,” 5-9 p.m., Kimball Visual Arts Center and other galleries*, free, 801-626-6431. (*A map of participating galleries can be picked up at Ogden Arts, 25th Street and Washington Boulevard.) WSU’s Nontraditional Students Center will host a reception for the “Little Hands, Big Art” silent auction and art exhibit to benefit the Nontraditional Student Scholarship Fund, 5-8 p.m., Universe City Art Gallery (2556 Washington Blvd., Ogden), free, dcragun1@weber.edu. (*Auction will continue through Feb. 19.) WSU’s Chinese Club will host a Chinese New Year Celebration featuring booths, music, Chinese films, food and a traditional lion dance, 6:30-9 p.m., Shepherd Union Atrium, free, 801-205-0107. WSU’s Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw Gallery will host a reception for the WSU Annual Student Art Exhibition, 7-9 p.m., Kimball Visual Arts Center Shaw Gallery, free, weber.edu/dova/ or 801-626-7689. (Exhibit runs through Feb.11.) WSU’s Department of Performing Arts presents “Anything Goes,” written by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse and directed by Jim Christian, 7:30 p.m., Val A. Browning Center Allred Theater, $10/$7, 1-800-WSU-TIKS. Listen to the street musicians and tour the various galleries to enjoy the fine art produced here in Ogden and surrounding area. Galleries remain open later for this special evening. Galleries include: Ogden Arts, Fine Arts Gallery,Gallery 25,Cara Koolmees, Ogden Blue, Artists & Heirlooms, Grounds for Coffee, Gallery at the Union Station, Myra Powell Gallery, Eccles Community Art Center. ♥Christopher dale CD release LINEUP-8- Carlos Emjay, 8.5 Dead Tide/Cade Walker, 9- CHRISTOPHER DALE, 10- Shanin Lowrey, 10.5 Dewey Louies, 11- Two Mile Road Natas lived ft DJ Context with Tezra . 2 full bars, 1 has 3 LIVE bands and the other a dance floor and LIVE DJ 21+ ♥AND BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY POST IN SLOUCHER ON OGDEN'S MUSIC SCENE- COMMENTS ENCOURAGED- http://sloucher.org/2011/02/02/ogden-more-than-meets-the-eye-part-1/ ♥LOCAL DEALS TODAY- union station fermentation- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY - 20% OFF ALL WINE, BEER AND CHEESE INGREDIENT KITS Grounds for coffee Harrison- Baker Creek Heirloom seeds are now for sale at the coffee shop. Come in and pick up a packet or two for your summer gardening. Many of these varieties date back over 100 years. All proceeds from seed sales will help build a pergola for some much needed shade in the Sunflower Community Garden. Go deal go- $5 for $10 Worth of Burgers, Hot and Cold Sandwiches, Salad, Soups, and More at Steiny's Family Sports Grill Labels: blog, events, indie, kamikazes, mojos, ogden, show, utah, weber, wsu xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Ogden on the rise at 9:21 AM My daughter is a brave little girl. Yesterday we had the great pleasure of going to a dental appointment and i had nagging feeling it was not going to go well but i was wrong. Thanks to the dentists and assistants my daughter wasnt scared in the least in fact i think she liked it. Unfortunately we do have to go back and get a couple teeth capped a couple are chipped thanks to her love of running full speed at hard objects and jumping off high places and she may have an enamel deficiency. But soon it'll all be over with and my bean can go on jumping off things without pain...OK maybe with a mouth guard. Also some exciting news! My first article on Ogden music and arts is now up and running at sloucher magazine. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think. Usually Wednesdays are my favorite day of the week but i don't think I'm going outside today. its freezing and the wind is blowing so hard it knocked my trashcan down the street. I think today is a good day for soup and movies and kinect dance aerobics. But if your brave enough to go out in the cold there are plenty of rad events to enjoy. WSU events- ♥WSU’s Spanish Films series will present “Agora,” 7 p.m., Shepherd Union Wildcat Theater, free, 801-626-6193 or luisguadano@weber.edu. (All movies are in Spanish with English subtitles and not rated.) ♥WSU’s Department of Performing Arts presents the WSU Wind Ensemble, 7:30 p.m., Val A. Browning Center Austad Auditorium, free, 801-626-6443. ♥WSU’s Department of Performing Arts presents “Anything Goes,” written by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse and directed by Jim Christian, 7:30 p.m., Val A. Browning Center Allred Theater, $10/$7, 1-800-WSU-TIKS. Wild Wednesdays Presents "Owl Tales" at the Ogden Nature Center- ♥Are owls really wise? Get the answer to that question and many others as we meet three different owls and decode the mysteries that surround these amazing birds. Meet in the Visitor Center. Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts PRESENTS- ♥Crazy for You -Rich New Yorker Bobby Child doesn't want to be a banker or marry the woman his mother has chosen for him. He wants to be in theatre. He is in luck when he is asked to foreclose on The Gaiety Theater in Deadrock, Nevada. Once there, he decides to "put on a show" to save the theater and he falls in love. Theater and love have their ups and downs but everyone lives happily ever after in the end. This "New Gershwin Musical Comedy" won the 1992 Tony Award for Best Musical. Independent film society meet up- ♥Come on out and discuss the craft, favorite films and what we would all like to accomplish as filmmakers. meet and mingle with Ogden local film enthusiasts. ♥There are all kinds of Swing Dancin’, Two-Steppin’, and Line Dancin’. You’ll also see people doing the Country Waltz, the Cowboy Cha Cha, the Night Club Two-Step, the Tripple Step, the West Coast Swing and plenty of other kinds of dancing. So come out and give it a whirl! We know you will love every minute. ♥Be a rockstar for a few minutes and join in open mic night at brewskis
♥Baker Creek Heirloom seeds are now for sale at grounds for coffee . Come in and pick up a packet or two for your summer gardening. Many of these varieties date back over 100 years. All proceeds from seed sales will help build a pergola for some much needed shade in the Sunflower Community Garden. art by- http://www.etsy.com/shop/LemonDropp Labels: events, grounds for coffee, harrison, indie, music, ogden, reviews, sloucher, utah, weber, wsu
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xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older Tuesday, February 1, 2011
It's as cold as Hoth out there. . . at 10:23 AM This morning i woke up to the shining sun and clear blue sky. I opened my front door to get fresh air only to be awoken by what an only be described as 'winds of death'. The shining sun was deceiving, it is painfully cold outside. Usually on days like this ill crank up the heat, open the blinds a bit, make a smoothie and pretend its summer but i have an errand to run. Not just any errand oh no! I have to take my daughter to THE DENTIST! My daughter has never been to this kind of dentist appointment and i have no idea how she will react. if this was just a regular cleaning, fine but this is a bonafide dental procedure. You see one day as she was wrestling her friend they collided head to mouth and the girl child ran up and proudly showed me her bloody mouth and chipped tooth. Today is the day we get this tooth taken care of and i have been dreading it. BUT there are some great events happening today to make up for it all so get ready to pile on the sweaters folks because it's as cold as Hoth out there. WSU is a great resource for free or low cost events that are both entertaining and educational so check out these events hapening today! ♥WSU’s Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw Gallery will host the WSU Annual Student Art Exhibition, Monday through Friday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday noon-5 p.m., Kimball Visual Arts Center Shaw Gallery, free, weber.edu/dova/ or 801-626-7689. ♥WSU’s Center for Diversity & Unity and the diversity board will sponsor “Sessions on the Ledge” featuring a variety of local performers, noon, Shepherd Union Atrium, free, 801-626-7243 or adriennegillespie@weber.edu. ♥WSU’s Nontraditional Student Center and the Single Parent Alliance will host a six-week course designed to provide education and resources to help single parents, 1-3 p.m., Shepherd Union Building Room 404, free*, 801-626-7794. (*Register in room SU322. Course runs through Feb. 22.) ♥WSU’s Outdoor Program presents a scenic snowshoe tour, 1-5 p.m., Annex 9 (4100 S. Taylor Ave., Ogden), $6 (includes equipment), 801-626-7354 or weber.edu/outdoor. ♥WSU’s Women’s Center will sponsor a “Parenting with Love and Logic” eight-week course, 5:30-7 p.m., Shepherd Union Building Room 305, free, 801-626-6090. (Course runs through March 22.) ♥WSU’s Department of Performing Arts presents “Anything Goes,” written by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse and directed by Jim Christian, 7:30 p.m., Val A. Browning Center Allred Theater, $10/$7, 1-800-WSU-TIKS. Eccles community arts center has been around for a long time and has unique and creative classes for all ages. sign up today for one of thier many classes to chose from . ♥Middle Eastern (Belly) Dance Techniques-Candace Baker will teach Middle Eastern (Belly) Dance Techniques at the Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden on Tuesday evenings from 6 to 7 p.m. February 1 through March 1, 2011. All ages and levels are welcome. Tuition: $35. To register for this workshop, please call a member of the art center staff at 801-392-6935. ♥Health & Happiness Workshop: Tai Chi - Norm Skanchy will lead adult participants in Tai Chi movement on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden. Tuition: daily drop-in: $8, Five weeks: $55, ten weeks: $90. Please call a member of the art center staff at 801-392-6935 to pre-register for this workshop And if your in the mood for rocking out don't forget about Brewskis. ♥Every Tuesday at Brewskis unleash your inner metal head and rock out to heavy metal karaoke! ♥art by --- http://www.etsy.com/shop/ashleyg Labels: blog, blogger, brewskis, eccles, events, indie, mom, ogden, rad, utah, weber, wsu haha,it doesnt bother her at all but it needs to get pulled. im hoping she will not freak out like i do. i have terrible dentist anxiety. i hate hate hate going. i have insurance now so its all free yaaay! xoxo, explore, create and have fun ‹Older |
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