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Arts & Entertainment News |
President Hinckley attends MOA gallery opening |
President and Sister Hinckley, along with BYU President, Merrill J. Bateman attended the official opening of the Robert W. and Amy T. Gallery on
Friday, October, 27. Following a dinner and a ribbon cutting ceremony the
work of Minerva Teichert, a young artist in the early 1900's, was on display
including her first mural, now over 80 years old. Teichert's pieces are
part of the new gallery funded by Amy and the late Robert Barker. |
Riptide is Finalist in Utah Book Award, 2000 |
The Utah Center for the Book and the Utah
Arts Council have announced the finalists for the Utah Book Award
2000. The award will be presented Friday, November 17 at the Salt
Lake Public Library, beginning at 7 p.m. in the third floor
auditorium, 209 East 500 South. |
Seven Mormons In Virginia Production of Carousel |
Seven Mormons recently performed on stage
at the Riverside Center in "Carousel." Brad Ransom, (a systems engineer
with Lockheed Martin,) played the role of Enoch Snow. Russell
Rowland, a popular vocal soloist in the Virginia area played the role
of Jigger Craigen. Maija-Liisa Nielson was Julie Jordan, while three
Members of the Walpole family, father Bob, and sons Robert and
Kendric performed in a variety of roles. |
LDS Author Coke Newell at 'Tea with Coke' in New York City |
LDS Author and Church media spokesman Coke
Newell will speak at a meeting of the New York Metro LDS
Professionals Society on Saturday, November 4th at 5:30 pm in the New
York, New York Stake Center. The event, dubbed "Tea with Coke" will
feature the author speaking on "Using Your Talents in Communication." |
Fred Adams to address BYU Women Nov. 4 |
Director of the Utah Shakespearean Festival Fred Adams
will present a lecture hosted by BYU Women, "Drama in the Church," on
Saturday (Nov. 4) at 2 p.m. in 2660 Conference Center. |
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