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Sunrise & Sunset
| Date | Sunrise | Sunset | | Sep 12 | 7:05 AM | 7:41 PM | | Sep 13 | 7:06 AM | 7:39 PM | | Sep 14 | 7:07 AM | 7:38 PM | | Sep 15 | 7:08 AM | 7:36 PM | | Sep 16 | 7:09 AM | 7:34 PM | | Sep 17 | 7:10 AM | 7:33 PM | | Sep 18 | 7:11 AM | 7:31 PM | | Sep 19 | 7:12 AM | 7:29 PM |
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This Tuesday's vendors:
- Adam's Heirlooms
- Asian & Heirlooms
- Chad's Produce
- Cooks Family Farm
- Earth First Eco-Farms
- Frazier Family Farm
- Laziz Foods
- Little Denmark Farm
- Love Muffins Bakery
- Mololo Gardens
- Parker Farms Produce
- Paul's Vegetable Farm
- Pyne Farms - Apples
- Red Bicycle Breadworks
- Tagge's Famous Fruit and Veggie Farms
- Tequenos Factory
- Urban Pioneer Foods
- Weeks Berries
- White Lake Farms LLC.
- Wilkerson Farm
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Dear friends & family,
If you live in SLC, you've recently received an official-looking envelope from the city. It *is* official, and very important: an opinion poll regarding Salt Lake's stance on Citizens United, the Supreme Court's decision that gave corporations the status of personhood and designated money a form of free speech. Please take the time to vote and return it. 500 other cities have spoken out against corporatocracy. Let's add our city to that list.
Weekly Reader below: highlighted events of the eight-day week at hand.
The September CATALYST is on the newsstands, or you can read it by clicking here. Read about the Sugarhood homestead built by James and Michelle Loomis; how to make bokashi compost; considering carp for dinner; yoga; the upcoming performing dance season; climate change Action Camp; and more.
Also, our advertisers are your neighbors. If you need what they offer, please support them. And we'd love it if you let them know you saw them in CATALYST!
~ Greta
** Access the entire online calendar AND our Community Resource Directory from this email now, as well as note sunrise times and moon phases. See left.  |
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Event picks for
September 12 - September 19
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The BLM recently announced its intention to sell 50 leases covering more than 79,000 acres of proposed wilderness in the San Rafael Swell - the iconic uplift of jagged cliff faces, narrow slot canyons, and hidden valleys that form one of the scenic and geological wonders of the world.
The BLM itself acknowledges that many of these lands in the San Rafael Swell are wilderness caliber - including wilderness inventory areas like Eagle Canyon and Lost Spring Wash, both of which are on the chopping block.
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Transition Salt Lake presents a documentary that showcases the work of Transition communities worldwide. People are rethinking and redesigning that way they live, from growing food to establishing community energy systems. Discussion follows the screening.
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Screening for the first time in Utah, Big Star is a documentary about the commercial failure, subsequent critical acclaim, and enduring legacy of one of rock music's greatest cult phenomena. Big Star has influenced REM, The Replacements, and the Flaming Lips. With never-before-seen footage and photos of the band, in-depth interviews and a rousing musical tribute by the bands they inspired.
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Fri. Sept. 13, 7:30p. Avenues Yoga, 68 K St. Free.
Russell Delman has been teaching embodied awareness since 1975 and has been studying in the Zen tradition of Shunryu Suzuki for over 40 years.
The workshop will also include Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement lessons, a neurologically based approach to eliminating ineffective habits of standing, breathing, sitting and walking as well as unconscious contractions due to stress reactions.
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Fri. Sept. 13, 8:30p. Bar DeLuxe, 666 S State. $8.
Utah's favorite underground Gypsy punk bands Folk Hogan, Hectic Hobo and Juana Ghani play only one show together a year, creating the event known as TRIFECTA. Attend for a night sure to be filled with piratical hobo Gypsy punk madness and mayhem.
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Sat. Sept. 14, 11a. Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W 300 S. $5 (kids & family).
For the third year in a row, RDT teams with visual artist Megan Hallet, inviting the audience to "draw a dance." Audience members will join RDT dancers & Hallet in exploring the elements of art and choreography using line, shape, color, texture and movement.
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Sat. Sept. 14, 8p. The Garage, 1199 N Beck.
The famous patio and garden is transformed into a stomping ground hosting LA's Stylus. This is the place and time for electronic dance music.
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Mon, Sept. 16, 7p.
Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre, 300 Wakara Way. $40.
Neko Case, a Washington-bred singer, songwriter, and producer claims no genre, nor utilizes any classic formula for her songs and vocal arrangements. Many know her from her beginnings in the Canadian indie-rock band The New Pornographers, but she has developed a sound all her own ~ a mix of country, gospel, torch and pop.
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Tues. Sept. 17, 7-8:15p.
West Minster College, 1840 S 1300 E. Free.
Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy presents
John Zogby, founder of the Zogby Poll and Zogby companies. John Zogby is an internationally respected pollster, opinion leader and best-selling author. He writes weekly columns on Forbes.com, is a founding contributor to The Huffington Post, and is often published on the opinion pages of the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Financial Times.
utahdiplomacy.org
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Tues. Sept. 17, 7p.
City Library, 210 E 400 S.
Free.
The documentary focuses on the Danish architect Jan Gehl who systematically studied human behavior in cities. His work inspired the creation of walking streets, the building and improvements of bike paths and the reorganization of parks, squares and other public spaces.
utahfilmcenter.org
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Sat. Sept. 21, 1-4p.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts,
410 Center Campus Dr. Free.
Feminist performance artist Martha Wilson will deliver a presentation about her work, which will be followed by a lively panel discussion with the artist and regional scholars.
umfa.utah.edu/lectures
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Thurs. Sept. 26-29.
Green River, Utah.
$50.
The Fifth annual Melon Nights includes coyote camp for the kiddos, Saturday night masquerade ball, Sunday night movie night, and beach time interactive art of all types.
There will be 2,000 lbs of watermelon onsite to eat, enjoy, drink and chuck with a melon chucker.
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Facebook Event Link
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It's not easy to write a column on September 11. It's a day that still carries too much grief, especially here in New York City. The violence of that attack as well as the violence that has ensued since that day wearies the heart. The attacks of 9/11 shifted the center of cultural gravity. We do not live as we once did. And while there were terrorist attacks prior 9/11, and far too many lives had already been lost, for reasons that do not have to be explained, it became our reference point ~ our before and after....(read more).
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