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Show CL TheSalt Lake Tribune CALENDAR Friday, June 2, 1995 Utah Events For Summer With the warm weather comes festivals and community celebrations. Hereisa list of what’s happening statewide through the summer months: Polka Under the Stars’ is the theme of the 13th Slavic Festival The celebrationwill be at the John W. Gallivan Utah Center, festival and will perform traditional Ukranian dances, complete with authentic costumes. Edward Austin from 36 E. will teach easy folk dances to the sounds of Rich Kuamo,and Edward Davies and his Rocky Mountain Polka Express. MargaretStrickland,a festival organizer, said this year’s event is geared for participation. “We want people to do more than just eat, look and leave,” she says. “That's why we have the dance lessons.” Admissionis free. 200 South, Sait Lake City, June 16 from 7 p.m. until midnight This year’s festival will offer events ranging from polka and folk dancing to sampling Eastern European delicacies like Bilimeny meatballs and knelliky. a doughy Czech dessert filled with cheese, poppy seeds or almonds. 7-10 — Butch CassidyDays Cel- ebration, Moab. 10 — Pony Express Re-enactment, Simpson Springs (Tooele County) The University of Utah ballet department joins this year’s 10 — Free State Park Day, all Utah state parks will have free admission. 14-July 7 — America’s Freedom Festival, Provo. 16-18 — Harley-Davidson Roundup, western dance & celebration. alante 17 — Juneteenth Celebration Salt Lake City. 18-24 — Utah Summer Games, Cedar City Morgala Days Rodeo, n This Time, Chris Cross Is Having Fun Dancing and Delicacies at Slavic Festival Heat Up eant, Manti. 13-15 14-15 — Lamb Days, Fountain Green 27-29 — Castle Valley Pageant, Castle Dale. 28-29 — 8th Annual Jazz and Blues Festival, Snowbird Event Center, Snowbird. 28-Aug. 5 — Festival of the American West, pageant, food and western entertainment. Logan. August Fairgrounds, Morgan. — Utah Arts Festival, Salt Lake City. pt. 2 — “Utah,” outdoor drama, Tuacahn, Ivins 30-July 1 — Cache Valley Cruise-In, collectible car show, Logan 31-Aug. 31 — OutlawTrail Festival, Vernal July 1-31 — Great West Music Festival, classical music, Logan. 1-31 — Utah Festival Opera, Ellen es Theatre, Logan. 4 — Independence Day Celebrations, state-wide. 8 — Scottish Festival, Payson 6-8 — Mormon Miracle Pageant, Manti. 7-9 —1 am Woman... Shaping my Future in Cycling, women’s mountainbikefestival, Torrey. 11-15 — Mormon Miracle Pag- Young ByLori Buttars THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ‘I can relate to Michael Jordan,” singer Christopher Cross said as hesatin the lobbyofa Salt Lakehotel. “I know what like to do. I know what I'm best at. I'm just going to go backout anddoit and not care what anybodysays.” Before images pop into your head of the portlysinger sailing downthebasketball court, tongue hanging out, ready to make the hammerdunk,considerthe similarities in their careers. Both left at the top of their game and now both arebackatit again. In Cross’ case, the decision to leave came quickly. Butonly after he won five Grammy Awards for his first album (including the much maligned New Artist Award) and an Oscarfor the moyie theme from “Arthur.” “T wasn’t enjoying what I was doing,” he said. “I was touring on one aloum. I had barely enough original musicto fill one set. Yet I had sold over six million albums and it was expected of me.” Following up that Promethean success proved next to impossible. Creative differences with his record company compoundedhis frustration. He finished out his record deal and headed for the racetrack where he immersed himself in auto racing. He moved out of Los Angeles, “the glam capital of the world” and now lives in Santa Barbara with his wife and two children.It wasn't all bad, he said. University, Point — Ute Stampede, PRCA Rodeo, Nephi. 1 — Pioneer Day Celebrations, state-wide. — Black Diamond Stampede PRCARodeo, Price. Brigham 1-3 — Castle Valley Pageant Castle Dale. 5-6 — Horseshoe Mountain Festival Black HawkIndian treaty re-enactment, cook-out, street dance, helicopter andhot airballoon rides, Mt. Pleasant. 5-6 — Park City Arts Festival. Main Street, Park City. 5-6 — Dinotrax Bicycle Festival, family-oriented events, Flam- ing Gorge National Recreation Area. 11-12 — Martin Harris Pageant, Clarkston. 12-13 — 19th Annual Railroader’s Festival, Golden Spike National Historic Site, Promontory 12-15 — DinoRound Rodeo, Vernal. 15-19 — Martin Harris Paga < arkston. — 47th Annual Speed Weee Bonneville Salt Flats. — Utah Belly Dance Festiv: alt LakeCity. 26 — CornFestival, Enterprise 28-Sept. 3 — Franklin Quest Golf Championship, Park Meadows Golf Course, Park City. September Weekends — Oktoberfest Snowbird. — Swiss Days, Midway. 2-4 Annual Mountain Man Rendezvous, Ft. Buenaventura State Park, Ogden 8-9 — 91st Annual Peach Days, Brigham City. 8-9 — Southern Utah Folklife Festival, Springdale. 8-10 — Greek Festival. Salt Lake City. 8-10 — Fall Mountain Bike Festival, Fish Lake 8-17 — Moab Music Festival. 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General admission tickets are available a Smith’s Tix for $5. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. Utah band Crossroads will open the show, followed by pianist Jim Brickman and Cross. Five years later, he is ready to take a chance again. But this time heis doing it for himself. The new albumis titled “Window.” He chose the name because the album is about his outlook on life. “Been There, Done That” isa poke at his previous brush with fame. The songsfeaturehis trademarksoft-rock sound “I really don’t expect to win five GrammyAwardswiththis album, but I can be proud of it becauseit’s a good piece of music,”’ he said, Cross has been touring with his band in Europe. And makes his American return this summer. “Things have gone well,” he said. “I’m little leery of Ameri can audiences because in America we love to build up heroes and then tear them down. 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