Arts & Entertainment, Entertainment, Mobile
“Splinters of a Nation” by Scott Porter WSU’s Stewart Library Special Collections and Ogden Union Station founded an exhibit titled, “All Out for Uncle Sam!” which focuses on how Northern […]
In Ogden’s local art scene, Brent Atwood is a household name. His work can be seen across multiple buildings, signs, and even hung in local establishments throughout Ogden. While most […]
Open studio art with Jennifer Sorensen Aspiring artists, crafty teenagers, beginning painters and professionals are welcome to attend an open studio night with art instructor Jennifer Sorensen at the Eccles […]
Entertainment, Movies, News, Ogden Community/Events
MovieGrille, located on 2293 Grant Avenue in Ogden, recently closed its doors and announced a plan to reopen under new ownership, according to their Facebook post on Sept. 14. “The […]
As Halloween approaches, many wanna-be ghost hunters come out to do investigations. Whether you are a believer in the paranormal or not, there are plenty of haunted locations within twenty […]
Ogden Community/Events, Science & Tech, Service Projects/Fundraisers, Utah
Above the Scroll, Culture/Diversity, Food
Local vendors started an Ogden summer tradition Saturday, gathering inside the Municipal Gardens on 25th Street, their booths heavy with food, artwork, clothing and handmade goods. They were doing more […]
Arts & Entertainment, Ogden Community/Events, Performances
The steep cost of tickets makes going to a concert out of the question for many college students. In June, the city of Ogden is offering a solution to […]
Above the Scroll, Cheap Weekly, Movies
Dinner and a movie. The classic, but oh-so-boring college student date night. Sure, maybe it’s easy, and there’s not a whole lot of prior planning, but who really wants to sit […]