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Show Page 4 The Ogden Valley news Volume XXV Issue X June 15, 2019 Art Exhibit @ the Ogden Valley Branch Library The Ogden Valley Library in Huntsville is currently hosting, thru June 28, and exhibit showcasing the artwork of artist Andrew Hyder Exhibit. Hyder states, “I have been interested in mechanical forms of art for a long time. As a teenage in Colorado, I studied analog photography. While living in San Diego, I handmade surfboards, and designed and manufactured bodywork for motorcycles. “After moving to Ogden in 2010 to attend Weber State, my love for photography grew when I discovered new formats and machines. I look for new ways to capture the landscapes around me and the people I share my life with.” Visit the Weber County Library, Ogden Valley Branch, to view Hyder’s artwork. Week #2 - Blast Off with Books: Exploring the Universe – Tues., June 18 @ 10:30 a.m. Learn about space travel and the technology we use to explore our vast universe. Teen Summer Reading Program: Constellation in a Jar - Thur., June 27 @ 6:30 p.m. For youth ages 12-18. Love to stargaze? Learn about the night sky and make your own light-up constellation jar so you can enjoy the stars year-round. Cinema Saturdays – Saturdays @ 2:00 p.m. Join us for FREE screenings of popular & classic films. Release dates subject to change. June 15 – Toy Story 3 (G) June 22 – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse (PG) June 29 – Aladdin (G) Snowbasin Resort Reveals Full Summer Activities Programming Snowbasin Resort has a great summer in store with free Blues, Brews & BBQ concerts, Mountain Top Yoga, scenic gondola rides, hiking, biking, delicious dining events, free Monday movie nights, and more. Snowbasin is also the perfect place for weekend outdoor activities. The 2019 Blues, Brews & BBQ free concert series kicks off with Naughty Professor on Sunday, June 9 and runs through Sunday, September 8. The fun extends all summer long with crowd favorites and powerhouse bands like Andy Frasco, Reckless Kelly, Keller Williams, Dead Winter Carpenters, Kris Lager, North Mississippi All-Stars and more. To see the full schedule visit <www.snowbasin.com/events> After a successful Mountain Top Yoga debut last summer, Snowbasin is thrilled to offer two Mountain Top Yoga classes on Saturdays from June 22 thru September 7. Guests begin their day with a 15 minute scenic gondola ride to the top of the mountain, where they will find sunshine, cool breezes, and Zen. The one-hour yoga classes will combine breath and posture to attain a state of mindfulness. Afterwards, guests can check out the healthy post-yoga fuel options in Needles Lodge. Vinyasa Flow classes start at 9:15 a.m. and the All Levels Sun Salutations classes begin at 10:30 a.m. New this year, Yoga Summer Passes are available for $175. Without the pass, each class costs $20. Scenic gondola rides, lift-served hiking and mountain biking (weather permitting), and weekend summer operations with the Kids Zone and Wildflower Mini Golf Course will start Saturday, June 22 and run through Sunday, September 8 on Saturdays and Sundays. This summer, Snowbasin’s new culinary team invites guests to delight in food experiences. Dining Discovery specialty dinners, featuring local ingredients and drink pairings will take place June 21, July 26, August 9 & 15, September 20, and October 18. On Sundays, beginning June 23, the team will offer a Mountain Top Brunch like none other. The culinary team provides the freshest local ingredients, which are showcased across a grand buffet while culinary experts dazzle you with their preparation methods. This is a summer bucket list item you have to try in northern Utah. Reservations are required for both these dining occasions and can be made by calling 801-620-1021. “Painting in Nature” classes are back on Earl’s Patio taking place one Saturday each month. Save the dates: June 22, July 13, and August 17 for a mid-morning 90-minute guided painting class, and stay tuned for the pieces the group will be painting! Snowbasin invites families to enjoy a free feature film on Monday evenings July 1 thru August 5. The Wildflower Mini Golf Course, Kids Zone, and Earl’s Lodge will open at 6:00 p.m., so families can make a night out of it with dinner, activities, and a free movie starting at dusk. The feature films are shown outdoors on the Blues, Brews & BBQ stage. To see the feature films schedule, visit <www.snowbasin.com/events> In addition to the Kids Adventure Zone open on Saturdays, Sundays, and during Movie Nights, on Sunday afternoons, parents can drop their kids off for a mountain adventure while they have a carefree time enjoying the free live music at Blues, Brews & BBQ. Every Sunday, July 7 thru August 25, kids ages 6 to 10 head out on the mountain for a guided adventure from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Each week has a different theme and includes scavenger hunts, learning to read compasses, artistic activities in the outdoors, learning about wildlife and more. Spend summer at Snowbasin and enjoy the array of activities that offer a little something for everyone. To learn more about summer at Snowbasin, visit www.snowbasin.com or call 801-620-1000. Meet the Real estate agents with eRa skyline Real estate - eden! With over 2200 offices worldwide, more than 70 agents in Weber County and over $118 million dollars in sales last year, we are excited to help you buy or sell your next home! Weber Pathways TrailFest 2019 Set for June 22 Get active, discover, and play along Weber County’s expansive network of urban trails during Weber Pathways’ third annual Trailfest 2019. The free celebration of the county’s trail network takes place Saturday, June 22, 2019 beginning with a wide variety of organized trail activities from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The public can also enjoy a Trailfest Festival and Expo at the Ogden Amphitheater from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. “In 2018, more than 1,000 community members hiked, biked, or ran a section of the newly-completed Centennial Trail, and more than 500 people enjoyed the community party after,” said Mark Benigni, executive director of Weber Pathways. “We hope to double participation this year, now that the event is more widely known. No matter your age or ability, we have many opportunities for everyone to get out and enjoy the beautiful trail system.” Families can enjoy the organized activities along the Centennial Trail, including a muddy trail demonstration, trail etiquette, free tubing on the Ogden River, science learning projects, digging for “fossils,” making a plaster cast near Eccles Dinosaur Park, and more. Some of the trails are narrow dirt paths and others are wider and paved. Participants can get their TrailFest Passports stamped at the hosted trail segments and then bring their passports to the TrailFest Expo and Festival for a chance to win great prizes. The Festival and Expo will feature community organization booths, great food and beverages, and healthy family-oriented activities such as trampolines. Also available to festivalgoers is the Farmers Market, which will be going on in the vicinity that morning. The Centennial Trail is officially designated as the loop formed by the Bonneville Shoreline, Ogden River Parkway, and Weber River Parkway trails. This beautiful trail is unique to the community, spanning 27 miles while passing through the Weber County communities of Ogden, South Ogden, Uintah, Riverdale, West Haven, and Marriott-Slaterville. Popular with families, recreationalists, and commuters alike, the Centennial Trail has something for everyone, making it the ideal venue for celebrating the community’s unparalleled access to trails. For more information, please visit www. weberpathways.org or call 801-393-2304. Arts, Music and Oral Histories: Thursdays June 20 – August 29 Mountain Arts and Music has planned a summer full of creativity for Ogden Valley. OPEN ARTS AND MUSIC will be held in Huntsville Square every Thursday June 20 to August 29. Bring your artwork in progress to work on and get inspiration and ideas from other artists and from art instructors; you can learn how to watercolor during the evening from two art instructors. Watch your kids or grandkids create art at the Kids’ Art Station. You could also get up on the stage at the open mic and read a poem or sing a song. You could get friends together and work up something for the open mic stage. Or, you can just sit back, enjoy something off Chef John’s barbeque, relax, enjoy the creativity around you, and enjoy some awesome music in the lovely tree-shaded space of Huntsville Square. The Thursday fun begins at 5:30 p.m. and lasts until dusk. There is no charge, and everyone is welcome to do art or music! Looking for something very fun to do July 4? Come on down to Huntsville Square for the Mountain Arts and Music, Arts and Music Festival. There will be vendors of original fine art, a kids’ art station, community art display, and live music throughout the day. The day starts at 10:00 a.m. and continues until 6:00 p.m. The festival is free of charge, and is a lovely place to be on a beautiful summer holiday. You can hang around for evening happenings at Huntsville Park and for the fireworks. Check out our website at www.mountain- artsandmusic.org for the music lineup and for more details. At the Arts and Music Festival, and every Thursday at the Open Arts and Music, an opportunity will be offered for Ogden Valley residents to share their stories about their experiences with the Huntsville Holy Trinity Monastery. Mountain Arts and Music is partnering with Weber State University in an oral history project about the Huntsville Monastery. Anyone who is interested in sharing their experiences and memories of their interactions with the monastery and/or monks is invited to participate in this project. Interested individuals will be asked to fill out a preliminary survey, which will be used to personalize a 30 minute taped interview. The interviews will initially be done at Huntsville Square during Open Arts and Music events, every Thursday evening between 5:30 and 8:00 p.m. Other opportunities for interviews will be developed at a later time. The interviews/stories will be archived at the Weber State University library, and will be available to the public through podcast programs and printed formats in newsletter or newspaper articles. If you are interested in participating, please visit our website at www.mountainartsandmusic.org/monastery-oral-history-project then click on access the survey, complete it, then submit it, and you will be contacted to schedule your interview. Make this your creative summer at Huntsville square on Thursday evenings! Happy Father’s Day! ... Because life is too short to hate your hair. June Special 50% OFF one styling product Tommy Webber Owner/Broker Dustin Peterson Owner/Broker Jeff Good Owner/Real Estate Agent Nanci Lifer Associate Broker Limit one per customer. 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