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.
Despite another year of the restrictions of COVID19, the Holladay Arts Council never gave up but used innovation and creativity to continue with community art events. The Beat Goes On!
Holladay City Park
Summer Concerts on the Commons, Saturday at 8:00 PM. Click here for more information.
Holladay City Park
Holladay City Part
Art Booths, Food Trucks, Children's Tent, Music by Ryan Shupe & The RubberBand, Warm up music by the Kage Hughart Project. Click here for mo...
Holladay City Part
Holladay City Hall
3rd Annual Chalk Our Walk. Click her for more information
Holladay City Hall
City of Holladay
Plein Air painting throughout Holladay. Quick Draw - October 8; Exhibit at Relics Gallery October 8-31. Click here for more information.
City of Holladay
City of Holladay Plaza
Plein Air Quick Draw, music and fun on the plaza.
City of Holladay Plaza
By Peri Kinder | peri.k@thecityjournals.com
Warm summer weather and live music are the perfect combination for an evening of fun in the community. The Holladay Arts Council and Holladay Bank & Trust present Concerts on the Commons, a free concert series that started in July and runs through the end of August.
The arts council partnered with Excellence in the Community to find local musicians and give them a chance to interact with residents.
“We started the free concert series a few years back as a way to bring our community together through the arts,” said Holladay Mayor Rob Dahle. “Our first concert drew 70 residents. The first two this year, averaged 700. We act on the assumption that residents want to gather as a community. We believe the continuing growth and popularity of our concerts corroborate this assumption. The more opportunities we can create as local leaders to bring our citizens together in the ‘public square,’ the healthier our communities will be.”
All concerts begin at 8 p.m. unless otherwise noted. The events are held at Holladay City Hall Park (4580 S. 2300 East), just west of Holladay City Hall. Guests can bring chairs, blankets, picnics and soft drinks to enjoy an evening of musical entertainment.
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. Click here to read more.
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