On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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March 19th, 20th, 21st, 26th, 27th, & 28th

7:00PM

$10 General Admission

SLCC, U of U, and Westminster students Free with ID Purchase in person at the Grand Theatre Box Office

K-12 students Free with ID Purchase in person at the Grand Theatre Box Office

SLCC Theatre Department

Black Box Theatre (Room 2-128A)

Salt Lake Community College South Campus

1575 South State Street

Six awkward spelling champions learn that winning (and losing) isn't everything.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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The AI Expo is hosted by the AI Training Institute.

See the detailed schedule and register here.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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Each screening will be followed by a discussion with SLCC faculty.

Free and open to the public | No tickets required

Screenings begin at 6 PM

SLCC South City Campus

1575 S. State Street, Salt Lake City

Free parking after 5:00 PM on the east side of South City Campus using code FREEFILM at the kiosk.

Reservoir Dogs

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When a simple jewelry heist goes horribly wrong, the surviving criminals begin to suspect that one of them is a police informant.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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Salt Lake Community College is honored to host the Utah SkillsUSA conference on our campuses March 26-27, 2026. Students from around Utah will converge on the Airport, Westpointe, South City, Redwood, Jordan and Miller campuses for two days for competitions.

For questions about this event, please call 801-957-4266 or email cte@slcc.edu.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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The event is free, but registration is required. Register here: Big Questions Forum Student Lunch - March 26 | 11:30a-1p – Fill out form

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🌎️ Internationally acclaimed poet, comedian, speaker, and actor Alok Vaid-Menon (or, simply, ALOK) will address the School of Humanities and Social Science's annual Big Questions Forum to ask: “Is There a Story Big Enough for All of Us?” ⁠
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☮️ ALOK’s message of belonging, visibility, and self-realization has earned them too many accolades and honors to list here, but descriptions of their previous work as “provocative and powerful” (Chortle) and a “jaw-dropping celestial event” (To Do List – London & Beyond) give a sense of what you might experience!⁠
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Plus, we'll have books available to hand out to students attendees 📚️⁠

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Join us for the Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony on March 26 at 6:00 P.M. at the South City Campus Multipurpose Room.

The exhibition will be on view March 26 – April 9 (Monday–Thursday, 10:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M.; Friday, 12:00–4:00 P.M.).

Come experience the diverse voices and vibrant work of our student community.

Submit Your Artwork online between February 23rd and March 3rd.

For more information about this event, visit VAD/2026 Art Showcase at SLCC.edu/visualart

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Salt Lake Community College is honored to host the Utah SkillsUSA conference on our campuses March 26-27, 2026. Students from around Utah will converge on the Airport, Westpointe, South City, Redwood, Jordan and Miller campuses for two days for competitions.

For questions about this event, please call 801-957-4266 or email cte@slcc.edu.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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Each screening will be followed by a discussion with SLCC faculty.

Free and open to the public | No tickets required

Screenings begin at 6 PM

SLCC South City Campus

1575 S. State Street, Salt Lake City

Free parking after 5:00 PM on the east side of South City Campus using code FREEFILM at the kiosk.

Clerks

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A day in the lives of two convenience clerks named Dante and Randal as they annoy customers, discuss movies, and play hockey on the store roof.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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Each screening will be followed by a discussion with SLCC faculty.

Free and open to the public | No tickets required

Screenings begin at 6 PM

SLCC South City Campus

1575 S. State Street, Salt Lake City

Free parking after 5:00 PM on the east side of South City Campus using code FREEFILM at the kiosk.

Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse

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Documentary that chronicles how Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now (1979) was plagued by extraordinary script, shooting, budget, and casting problems - nearly destroying the life and career of the celebrated director.

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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On View

February 26 - April 3, 2026

Opening Reception

Friday, February 27

5 - 7 P.M.

In the exhibition "Hidden Life," the artist collectiive 4 Common Corners

explores elements from the natural world that are often concealed from view. The subjects are seemingly unlimited, from bacteria to the heavens. Doppler radar, an ultrasound of an expecting mother, the life cycle of plants in the harsh climate of the western desert, threads of fungi interconnected just under the Earth’s surface, an abandoned adobe, creatures hiding beneath the depths of the sea, the secretive nesting habits of mother birds, algae, cyanobacteria … these artists each explore nature’s secrets through their own lens, coalescing in a remarkable collection, bursting with life and color.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

4 Common Corners (4CC) is composed of twelve fiber artists residing in the Four Corners states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Vicki Conley, Shannon Conley, Diana Fox, Betty Hahn, Michelle Jackson, Nicole Dunn, Debra Goley, Bev Haring, Frances Murphy, Anne Moats, Lynn Welsch, and Rosanna Lynne Welter are drawn together by a shared sense of place and culture, each bringing their own artistic voice to the group. With wide-ranging artistic styles (realistic, narrative, abstract), and a broad range of techniques (contemporary surface design, piecing and applique, digital imagery, dimensionality) the group creates fiber art with an exciting diversity of ideas and approaches.

“Shot through with light, from all the stars in the skies, we are made of stardust. and its sparkle shines in our eyes, Elements of our bodies fall, from the heavens in the rain, a river of the universe, is running through our veins, looking into the darkness, From where our souls came, Staring into the distance where we had another name.”

-Bev Haring

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Monday, April 6

10-11 AM

TB 304

Open House Event - Free Doughnuts!

SLCC Architecture and Interior Design students are invited to learn about arts, communication, and media programs moving under the Gail Miller Business School starting in Fall 2026. Attendees can meet with faculty, ask questions, and explore exciting academic and engagement opportunities

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April 6, 2026

12PM-1PM

Oak Room, Taylorsville Redwood Campus.

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From the creator of Thriller comes one of Odyssey Dance Theatre's favorite and critically acclaimed full-length pieces of all time. See what that Deseret News said was, "...to die for!"

Tuesday, April 7, 7:30 pm

Thursday, April 9, 7:30 pm

Saturday Matinee, April 11, 2:00 pm

Odyssey's Spring Repertory Season is a dance lover's buffet, with something for everyone. Deseret News said, "Odyssey Dance Theatre's Shut Up and Dance season only proves that it is a company to be taken seriously. Bravo!"

Shut up and Dance is where the dancers and choreographers get to stretch their artistic muscle and really show off their abilities and different styles in smaller repertoire-style works. Derryl said, "We again stress accessibility but we are not afraid to explore more innovative choreographic styles movement. The title says it all. Dance is an amazing form of expression that doesn't require manuals and textbooks to understand. It communicates to all and across all boundaries."

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Explore hands-on programs, tour cutting-edge lab spaces, and discover how Salt Lake Tech can help you shape your future!

Meet instructors & advisorsExplore career pathwaysLearn about degree, certificate,and microcredential programsEnter a prize drawing
Open House | 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Dinner & Information Session | 6:00 p.m.
Campus & Lab Tours | Following Info. Session
Prize Drawing | 8:00 p.m.
Disclaimer: Free prize drawing. No purchase necessary. Prizes have no cash value and cannot be exchanged.

EXPLORE THESE
PROGRAM AREAS:

Aviation Technology
CDL & Diesel Tech
Composites
Electronics & Robotics
Injection Molding
Machining
Welding Technology

CONTACT | VERONICA AT 801-957-2225 | VFUENZAL@SLCC.EDU

SLCC.EDU/SLTECH

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Wednesday, April 8, 7:30 pm

Friday, April 10, 7:30 pm

Saturday, April 11, 7:30 pm

Odyssey's Spring Repertory Season is a dance lover's buffet, with something for everyone. Deseret News said, "Odyssey Dance Theatre's Shut Up and Dance season only proves that it is a company to be taken seriously. Bravo!"

Shut up and Dance is where the dancers and choreographers get to stretch their artistic muscle and really show off their abilities and different styles in smaller repertoire-style works. Derryl said, "We again stress accessibility but we are not afraid to explore more innovative choreographic styles movement. The title says it all. Dance is an amazing form of expression that doesn't require manuals and textbooks to understand. It communicates to all and across all boundaries."

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From the creator of Thriller comes one of Odyssey Dance Theatre's favorite and critically acclaimed full-length pieces of all time. See what that Deseret News said was, "...to die for!"

Tuesday, April 7, 7:30 pm

Thursday, April 9, 7:30 pm

Saturday Matinee, April 11, 2:00 pm

Odyssey's Spring Repertory Season is a dance lover's buffet, with something for everyone. Deseret News said, "Odyssey Dance Theatre's Shut Up and Dance season only proves that it is a company to be taken seriously. Bravo!"

Shut up and Dance is where the dancers and choreographers get to stretch their artistic muscle and really show off their abilities and different styles in smaller repertoire-style works. Derryl said, "We again stress accessibility but we are not afraid to explore more innovative choreographic styles movement. The title says it all. Dance is an amazing form of expression that doesn't require manuals and textbooks to understand. It communicates to all and across all boundaries."

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Wednesday, April 8, 7:30 pm

Friday, April 10, 7:30 pm

Saturday, April 11, 7:30 pm

Odyssey's Spring Repertory Season is a dance lover's buffet, with something for everyone. Deseret News said, "Odyssey Dance Theatre's Shut Up and Dance season only proves that it is a company to be taken seriously. Bravo!"

Shut up and Dance is where the dancers and choreographers get to stretch their artistic muscle and really show off their abilities and different styles in smaller repertoire-style works. Derryl said, "We again stress accessibility but we are not afraid to explore more innovative choreographic styles movement. The title says it all. Dance is an amazing form of expression that doesn't require manuals and textbooks to understand. It communicates to all and across all boundaries."

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From the creator of Thriller comes one of Odyssey Dance Theatre's favorite and critically acclaimed full-length pieces of all time. See what that Deseret News said was, "...to die for!"

Tuesday, April 7, 7:30 pm

Thursday, April 9, 7:30 pm

Saturday Matinee, April 11, 2:00 pm

Odyssey's Spring Repertory Season is a dance lover's buffet, with something for everyone. Deseret News said, "Odyssey Dance Theatre's Shut Up and Dance season only proves that it is a company to be taken seriously. Bravo!"

Shut up and Dance is where the dancers and choreographers get to stretch their artistic muscle and really show off their abilities and different styles in smaller repertoire-style works. Derryl said, "We again stress accessibility but we are not afraid to explore more innovative choreographic styles movement. The title says it all. Dance is an amazing form of expression that doesn't require manuals and textbooks to understand. It communicates to all and across all boundaries."

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Wednesday, April 8, 7:30 pm

Friday, April 10, 7:30 pm

Saturday, April 11, 7:30 pm

Odyssey's Spring Repertory Season is a dance lover's buffet, with something for everyone. Deseret News said, "Odyssey Dance Theatre's Shut Up and Dance season only proves that it is a company to be taken seriously. Bravo!"

Shut up and Dance is where the dancers and choreographers get to stretch their artistic muscle and really show off their abilities and different styles in smaller repertoire-style works. Derryl said, "We again stress accessibility but we are not afraid to explore more innovative choreographic styles movement. The title says it all. Dance is an amazing form of expression that doesn't require manuals and textbooks to understand. It communicates to all and across all boundaries."

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Come listen to and support our SLCC performing arts students as they sing their hearts out to friends, family, and SLCC community. Students are welcome to vibe and enjoy the show.

Tickets $12

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Music, Community, and supporting the Arts!

$12 Admission

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Both performances will take place at 7PM in the Grand Theatre on both Friday, April 24th and April 25th

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Featuring student performers with a variety of instruments, voices, and stylings, you can support your community and educational arts by joining us for a night of curated music!

It's FREE and we're going to have a rocking time!

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Both performances will take place at 7PM in the Grand Theatre on both Friday, April 24th and April 25th

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FREE ADMISSION

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No, YOUR Center Stage Right, MY left!

Gosh, acting direction can be complicated...But what's not complicated, is supporting our Salt Lake Community College actors!

Come witness the months of work, culminated in this local theatre performance. These up-and-coming actors are making a name for themselves by putting themselves outthere for the community and for you!

Come witness the roots of the theatrics at the upcoming 2026 Acting Showcase at SLCC's South City Campus.

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If you are selected to participate in the competition, come prepared with your laptop, presentation, HDMI adapters, and any other materials you may need. Business ideas will be judged by a panel of "sharks". Cash prizes will be awarded for top finishers.

DEADLINE TO APPLY IS MONDAY, APRIL 13th, AT MIDNIGHT.

Please fill out this form if you are interested in participating in the Spring 2026 SLCC Gail Miller Business School Shark Tank competition.Submission of this form does not guarantee acceptance to the competition. Submissions will be evaluated on specific criteria, including originality and viability. You will be notified by Friday, April 17th if you are accepted to participate.

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Nearing the end of the semester, we ask all students, and non-students, in and around our community to come together for this musical extravaganza!

Music, community, enjoyment -- all by Salt Lake Community College, for all.

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Screening!

Over the course of the semester, our film students have been writing, casting, directing, (everything else that going into a making a movie)ing, and they are ready to deliver their works to the public.

Join us for a rare event, where attendees will get to experience original films, with stories, characters, and views told in a unique and fresh way.

These are the filmmakers of tomorrow, presenting their art, for all students and non-students in our SLCC community.

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Yes! And...It's going to be at the Black Box Theatre, located at South City Campus.

We would love to invite all members of the community to attend! Students and non-students alike are welcome to witness the comedic stylings of our peers. See their performance and theatre skills put to the test

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Our Graphic Design students have been working hard to put together their designs for this bi-annual preview. Come support SLCC Students at this FREE event! All students and non-students are welcome to attend, as long as you're ready for some "graphic" content!

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Highlighting looks from all 3 emphases of the Fashion Institute - guests will be treated to a runway show from graduating Fashion Design Students, artistic installations and displays by Visual Merchandising students, and an industry expo featuring creations from the Technical Design students.

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Fashion Statement!

Fashion Police!

All will be present at this years's Senior Students Runway Show of Spring 2026! This event will feature original designs and clothing, handmade by our Fashion Department students! They've been working hard all semester to put this event together.

Watch models show off the student art on catwalk! Oooh and aaahh as photographers and community members are enamored by the style and whimsy of tomorrow's fashion designers!

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Fortunately, you only have to wait until May 5th to support our SLCC Photography students by attending their Portfolio Review! Our artists have been working hard to make this event memorable, and filled with their passion and talent. Capturing the perfect can be tough, but we are ready to bring our community together to share the awe of this fantastic work!

As we wait for this FREE event to come into focus, we hope to see you there.

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