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Featured vendor:
Wilkerson
Organic Farm
Wilkerson Organic Farm is a Certified-Organic Grower dedicated to providing a highly nutritious and pollutant-free food to their customers. But this time of year, Wilkerson is most famous for their spectacular (non-edible) array of gourds---ghost, giant, Cinderella, warty, star, turban and more.
Vendors for 10/16:
Adam's Heirlooms
Asian & Heirlooms
Black Heron Gardens
Chad's Produce
Chow Truck
Cooks Family Farm
Earth First Eco-Farms
Gervais Farms*
Love Muffins Bakery
Mimi's Garden
Pyne Farms - Apples
Red Bicycle Breadworks
Renewable Comm
salsitas mendoza
Thayne and Cari Tagge's Famous Fruit
Utah Beefalo
Weeks Berries
Wilkerson Farms
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Dear Friends & Family,
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Three things:
1. See our picks below (you'll find many more on our website calendar).
2. Haven't read the October issue yet? Click on "Read CATALYST" above for interesting and useful features, columns, the community resource directory and display ads.
3. We have an opening in our Broadway Building. Gaorg the violin-maker is moving! If you know of someone who needs a sweet space (about 800 sq. ft.) at a reasonable rate, please ask them to contact me: Greta@CatalystMagazine.net
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Thank you!
~Greta
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| Event picks for October 11 - October 18 |
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Lecture Oct. 12, 7-9p; Workshop Oct. 13, 9a-5p. Jewish Community Center, 2 North Medical Dr. Lecture free (donations appreciated), workshop $99.
jungutah.com
Michael Meade is a compelling storyteller, author and scholar of mythology, anthropology and psychology. He returns for his third season as a Jung Society presenter, conveying his message through stories and song. CATALYST attended in the past and found him captivating and thought-provoking. Highly recommended.
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Oct. 13; 6:30p.
Kingsbury Hall, 1395 E Presidents Circle.
saltlakesymphony.org
Listen...and watch: The Salt Lake Symphony with painter Josee Nadeau will provide delectation for both eyes and ears. Music Director Robert Baldwin will conduct the symphony through a variety of atmospheric pieces, including J.S. Bach's "Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor" and English composer Henry Purcel's "Chacony for Strings in G Minor" while artist Nadeau paints live in response to the music.
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Oct. 15, 6:30-8:30p. Crone's Hollow, 2470 S Main St. $15.
croneshollow.com
So, you want to be a witch but don't know where to start? Or maybe a wizard, or a Druid, or you just want to explore paganism in general? Join Crone's Hollow in the "Intro to Craft" classes for a general introduction to the beliefs & practices of modern paganism. Oct. 15 is Magic Theory, Altar and Tools.
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Fri., Oct. 5, 8-11p. Harmon's City Creek, 135 E 100 S. $25.
wasatchgardens.org
Learn to preseve the best of the season for gifts and for holiday dinners. Learn to can delicious treats like fancy relishes, pie fillings and other winter favorites.
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(1932) Trapeze performer Cleopatra seduces Hans the midget after learning about his considerable fortune. Manipulating Hans into marriage, Cleopatra seems willing to do anything to get her way. But when Hercules, the strong man, catches Cleopatra's eye, her plans get more complicated. Watch the preview first; this film is pretty scary! |
Oct. 18-20, 25-27. See website for times.
Marriott Center for Dance, 330 S 1500 E. $12/$8 students. dance.utah.edu
The U of U's Performing Dance Company (PDC) showcases choreography from faculty and guest artists focusing on creating new works and reconstructing historical masterpieces. This month's performance features choreography by Juan Carlos Claudio, Pamela Geber Handman, Satu Hummasti and Sharee Lane. If you're a modern dance enthusiast and haven't seen PDC perform yet, you're in for a treat (says Greta).
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The Aquarium Age: Oct. 10-16
 --by Ralfee Finn
Astral winds shift direction this week, and while it's not quite a lessening of intensity, it's a big enough break in the weather to inspire a new perspective. Even as I write this, I can hear you thinking, "What? No gloom and doom forecast? Could this be real?" And the answer would be "Yes -- just don't expect miracle cures."
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Volunteer Opportunity:
Riverside Park Tree Planting
Wednesday, Oct. 17, 4-5p.
This spring, cottonwood trees in Riverside Park had to be removed due to decay. Help to replace those trees by planting 20 new, large cottonwoods that will thrive in the park and be healthy for years to come. If you live in the Rose Park, Fairpark, Jordan Meadows or Westpointe area, this project is for you! Eighteen strong volunteers needed, 16 years of age or older.
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Free tix to Performing Dance Company
We're giving away a pair of tickets to the Performing Dance Company show on Oct. 18 (see above event listing for more details).
If you'd like to enter to win the pass, email pax@catalystmagazine.net no later than Monday, October 15. |
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