Holladay's home for the arts!

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Holladay's home for the arts!
HOLLADAY ARTS COUNCIL
It is our honor and responsibility to acknowledge to all who meet with us today that we gather on land that is sacred to all indigenous people who came before us in this vast crossroad for the Utes, Goshutes, Paiutes, Shoshone, Navajo and Hopi peoples and their ancestors. It has been their stewardship for time immemorial to care for this land and all of its inhabitants, both two-and-four-legged, winged and water-bound. We honor their memory, their physical presence in our state today, their ancestor’s presence here in spirit, and we do so in our reverence for their resilience in preserving their connections to the Creator. We Honor the People, We Honor the Land.
Thank you to Dustin Jansen and Utah Valley University for allowing us to use this land acknowledgment.
After two long years of COVID restrictions, we were singin' and dancin' and creatin', excited to gather freely again with a smile on our face!
HOLLADAY CITY HALL
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HOLLADAY CITY HALL
HOLLADAY CITY Hall
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HOLLADAY CITY Hall
HOLLADAY CITY Hall
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HOLLADAY CITY Hall
● By Collette Hayes - The City Journal
Music is a powerful asset for building communities and for enhancing quality of life. The Summer Concert Series presented by the Holladay Arts Council and Holladay Bank & Trust brought the community together for two months of summer evening entertainment and fun for the entire family.
Jeff Whiteley, founder and managing director of the non profit organization Excellence in the Community, has partnered with Holladay city for the last seven years to produce nice Saturday evening concerts held at Holladay City Hall Park.
“The purpose of Excellence in the Community is to create more and better performance opportunities for Utah's best musicians,” Whiteley said. “All of our concerts are offered to the public at no charge. We are in contact with some of the top performers in Utah including members of the Utah Symphony. All praise to the mayor of Holladay, the Holladay Arts Council and the Holladay City Council. They are all a delight to work with.”
Sometimes, it takes setting out on creative journeys with writers, artists, historians and bookmobile drivers to be reinspired by the place where we live. In this issue of MUSE, we seized the opportunity to tell stories about the journeys of the people who live and create throughout the state. This is just the first chapter of our storytelling look at Utah’s creative communities, a chance to remind ourselves why culture matters.
There are so many ways to get involved in our arts community. Drop us a line to find out about events, volunteer opportunities and fundraisers! Volunteer here