CATALYST Weekly ReaderJuly 3 - July 10 



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EVENT PICKS THIS WEEK:
Gipsy Moon with Juana Ghani and Six Feet in the Pine
Numerology, Tarot and Channeling classes
Birding at Red Butte Garden
Downtown Farmers Market
Drink and Draw at the Leonardo
Red Desert Ramblers
Dr. Strangelove
Buck
20 Feet from Stardom
Phyllis Barber at King's English
Twilight Concert Series: Ms. Lauryn Hill
Bees for Preschoolers
Burning Man Regional Burn
BLOG UPDATES
The Aquarium Age
READER REWARDS
Deer Valley Music Festival Vouchers
Dear friends & family,

I write to you from a crowded fastfood restaurant (that happens to have wifi) in West Yellowstone. Two men speaking Chinese have asked to sit  at my table to eat their breakfast; this feels so unAmerican and really very civilized.

Click here for the July CATALYST. (Isn't that an amazing cover?!) I think we outdid ourselves this month. Pick up a hard copy at your favorite location, too.

And see below for this week's events, which I will be sorry to miss. Have a good week!

Greta Belanger deJong
Editor & publisher


Event picks for
July 3 - July 10
 
Thurs. July 3, 8p. 
Bar Deluxe, 666 S State. $5 adv/$8 door.
 
S.
 

bardeluxeslc.com 

 
July 4-15 (see website for details).
 
Suzanne Wagner, CATALYST "Metaphors" columnist, is in SLC to teach numerology, tarot and channeling classes.

 

suzwagner.com 

 
July 5, 12, 9a-12p. 
Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way. Regular Garden admission. 
 
Bring your binoculars and take a morning walk when the garden is full of wildlife activity. Bullock's Oriole, Western Tanager, Downy Woodpecker, and American Gold Finch are just a few of the feathered friends you are likely to see. Intended for adults. 
 

redbuttegarden.org 

 
Sat. July 5, 8a-2p. 
Pioneer Park,  350 S 300 W. Free. 
 
It's a bumper crop in Utah for cherries. Go to the down town market and pick up several varieties of sweet cherries, along with lettuce, herbs, peas, mustard greens, chard, turnips, strawberries, kale, garlic, baked goods and more. 
 

slcfarmersmarket.org 

 
Sat. July 5, 6:30-8:30p. 
The Leonardo, 209 E 500 S. $12. 
 
Pack your art supplies and bring your beer money, we will be drawing live-costumed models, while drinking various libations, from hoppy IPA's to fine French champagne.This month's theme: Japanese culture. If you want to wear a costume of your own, you'll get a bonus $2 discount.
 
Drinks will be offered by EPIC Brewery.

 

theleonardo.org 


Mon. July 7, 6p.  Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way. Regular garden admission.  
 
Enjoy bluegrass, country-western, and swing music blending harmonies with smokin' instrumental breaks. 
  
  

Mon. July 7, 8:45p. 
Gallivan Center, 239 S Main. Free. 
 
Stanley Kubrick's classic skewering of Cold War-era paranoia retains all of its charms today. Follow an insane general as he triggers a path to nuclear holocaust that a war room full of politicians and generals frantically try to stop.
 

 

Tues. July 8, 7p. 

Main City Library, 210 E 400 S. Free. 
 

A master horseman, Buck Brannaman was the inspiration for The Horse Whisperer. This deeply personal film reveals his troubled childhood and his ability to transform horses-- and people--with his understanding, compassion and respect. 

 

There will be a post film discussion with Dirk K. Vanderwall, associate professor in the Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences at Utah State University. 

 

utahfilmcenter.org

 

Tues. July 8, 7:30p (gates) 9p (movie). 

Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way. Free.

 

A movie dedicated to the singers who bring harmony to even the biggest bands in popular music but are just feet from the spotlight. 

 

Bring a blanket and a picnic and watch under the stars.  

 

redbuttegarden.org

Wed. July 9, 7p. 

King's English Bookshop, 1511 S 1500 E. Free.     

 

Reading from her new book, 
To the Mountain: One Mormon Woman's Search for Spirit, an engaging account of how she left her original Mormon faith and eventually returned to it decades later after.
 
A book signing will be offered following the reading, for those who purchase a book. 

 

kingsenglish.com


Thurs. July 10, 7p.  Pioneer Park, 350 S 300 W. $5.  

    

American singer-songwriter, rapper, producer and actress Lauryn Hill kicks off this epic summer concert series. With multi-genre bass player Stephen Bruner (aka Thundercat).

 

twilightconcertseries.com

 
Thurs. July 10, 11-11:30a.  Natural History Museum of Utah, 301 Wakara Way. Included in admission.   
 
Join the Chickadee Society for a hands-on examination of beeswax, a bee dancing activity and a reading of "Jam and Honey." 
  

nhmu.utah.edu 

July 10-13. 
Bonneville Sea Base, Grantsville. $94. 
 
Well, it's really hard to describe. Just check out the website! We can promise many friendly, colorful, creative people and art projects, and danceable music, and a wide-open landscape... and of course swimming! 

 

element11.org
Blog Updates 
Transformational Astrology: Will return July 9
 
Hello readers around the world!

If you are interested in supporting a really positive effort, here's a link:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/happy-home-sewing-project/x/4439791

 
On vacation for the next couple of weeks.

See you back here on July 9.
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