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| June · 1 Sunday · 2 Monday The Spider and the Bee Based on Jonathan Swift’s story “Battle of the Books” this play for young audiences finds a serious spider and a lighthearted bee in the great debate of science vs. art. A trial is held during which the audience becomes the jury and must decide the “victor”. Loaded with broad humor, fun, and food for thought. Featuring the students of Theatre Arts Conservatory and directed by Colleen Lewis. Shows are Monday June, 2 and Tuesday, June 3 at 7pm in the Studio Theatre of the Rose Wagner, 138 W. 300 S., Salt Lake City. Tickets are $5.00 general admission. 355-ARTS http://www.theatreartsconservatory.com Summer Reading Kick-off Party Join the Salt Lake County Libraries for the buggiest Summer Reading Kick-off Party that has been held at Wheeler Farm (6351 South 900 East). There will be free giveaways, great entertainment, and bug exhibits. Community and Family Night The first Monday of the month from 6-8pm the Springville Museum of Art hosts an opportunity to meet local artists, enjoy live music, mingle with friends and neighbors, browse through the museum, and create a work of art. This month, families are introduced to guest artist Julie Buckley. Marlene Tays leads an art project for children, and Art Royalty is scheduled to entertain. http://www.smofa.org Admission is free. UMNH Free Day The first Monday of the month is free at the UMNH, thanks to the voters of the Zoo Arts and Parks fund. http://www.umnh.utah.edu · 3 Tuesday Reel Science:Tarantula (1955) Looking for some scary fun? Join us for a movie screening of Tarantula, where a mad scientist has an experiment go horribly wrong and ends up with a rampaging spider on the loose. A lively discussion will follow the movie led by Christy Bills, Utah Museum of Natural History Entomologist. 6:30pm at Main Library. http://www.umnh.utah.edu The Bugologist Show Get down into the insect world with Mad Science! At east Millcreek Library enjoy a 45-minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug- fest and spark interest in insects! A show of entomological proportion! 7pm The Spider and the Bee See the 2nd for details. · 4 Wednesday UMFA Free Day The first Wednesday of the month is free at the UMFA, thanks to the voters of the Zoo Arts and Parks fund. http://www.umfa.utah.edu · 5 Thursday Riverton Arts Festival Admission has been FREE! This is a Family Event. There are two stages one for dance/physical performances (showcasing local high school and cultural dance groups) and one for music/vocal performances (Riverton Metropolitan Orchestra performs a free concert). The artists make their own wares and most provide a “hands-on” art activity. There is a Children’s Art Park where children of all ages have the opportunity to ‘make and take’ various art projects. Other activities include an amateur art show, a 5K race and fun run, Battle of the Bands. http://rivertoncity.com/community Disco Musical: The Musical Wheeler Farm hosts a presentation by The Midvale Copperview Theatre Arts Youth Program, featuring 70 children from all over the valley. Held at the amphitheater, so bring blankets and lawn chairs! 7:30pm, free admission. 6351 South 900 East. · 6 Friday Friday Night Flicks: Bee Movie The Bee Movie is rated PG, and is 90 minutes. Free movies in the park all summer long! Salt Lake City will show a FREE movie at a new park every week. The movies are shown on a large inflatable screen and movie treats and pizza will be sold, while popcorn is free thanks to sponsors. Shows begin at dusk – around 9pm. This week’s movie is at the Utah State Fairgrounds, 155 N 1000 W. Summer Reading Program: Children's Concert Doc Young makes music that entertains and involves kids of all ages. Blending blues, country, folk, and rock ‘n' roll, he relates stories through his family-fun originals and updated folk classics. Join us for a rollicking good time! Day Riverside Branch Library 2:00 p.m. Bug Visor Craft Come to Kearns Library Come make your own bug hat. All day. Disco Musical: The Musical See the 5th for details. Children’s Matinee: Moosebutter Children’s Matinees are free and are held every Friday at 2pm in the Murray Park gazebo, located in the center of Murray Park, June through August. In case of inclement weather, these performances may move to Pavilion #5. Arts in the Park: Moosebutter Murray Park hosts concerts in its amphitheater evenings June through August. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Murray Park office located at 296 East Murray Park Lane or at the gate 45 minutes before show time. Tickets are $6 for adults, and $5 for children and seniors. Tonight’s performers are Moosebutter, a comedy quartet that shares their love of music through funny songs in a variety of styles featuring a cappella harmonies, hilarious stage antics, audience interaction, and amazing vocal acrobatics. 8pm Scientist in the Spotlight: Passing it Down UMNH offers families the chance to find out what it’s really like to be a scientist with Scientist in the Spotlight at the Utah Museum of Natural History. Meet local researchers and explore current science through hands-on activities and demonstrations. Fun for adults and children! This month learn how cancer researcher Deb Neklason puts DNA to work to uncover the hidden secrets of family health history. 2-4pm, free with museum admission. http://www.umnh.utah.edu · 7 Saturday Bluegrass Festival Fort BuenaVentura presents its First Annual Bluegrass Festival. From noon til 6pm you can experience Ridin’ the Faultline, Red Desert Ramblers, The Nay Family Band, the Super Musican Jam, an open mic, beginning jam workshop, food, and crafts. $2 per person, $15 if you’d like to camp overnight. http://www1. co.weber.ut.us/parks/fortb/events/bluegrass.php Star Party Join Ogden Astronomical Society and Weber State University for an evening under the stars. Participants can expect to enjoy beautiful celestial views (weather permitting), and stellar conversation with local astronomers. Meet at White Rock Bay at 9 p.m. If you bring a flashlight, please make it a red-colored lens. For more information please call (801) 721-9569. Antelope Island State Park (Syracuse, Utah) Free Fishing Day: Pathways To Fishing Kids up to the age of 14 are invited to join park staff and Division of Wildlife volunteers at the visitor center pond from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for a day of fishing, fun, and prizes. Space is limited and registration is required by calling (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park (Midway, Utah) Evening Program Incredible Trees. Join Park Ranger Mert Russo as she uncovers the mysteries of the inner workings of trees. Program begins at 7:30 pm at the campground amphitheater. For more information call (435) 654- 1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park (Midway, Utah) Walk in the Park Join us on this National Trails Day and come take a walk in the park along our new Gold Medal Mile Trail and the future site of the Huber Grove Trail. The event will begin at 11am at the visitor center. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park (Midway, Utah) Free Fishing Day Everyone in Utah can fish for free Saturday, June 7, 2008. Please remember that all fishing laws and rules in Utah still apply. Proclamations for rules can be picked up anywhere fishing licenses are sold, or read at http://www.wildlife.utah.gov/proclamations/2008_fishing/2008_fishing.pdf Draper Trails Day Draper Community Foundation and the Draper Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring the annual Draper Trails Day on June 7, 2008. There will be a variety of fun, recreational trail activities for the whole family. This event will begin at 7am at the Andy Ballard Equestrian Center, 1600 E. Highland Drive. Trail activities will include Draper Challenge 5k, 10k, 20k run/walk, Road Bike Race, leisure and high adventure hiking, GPS and children’s treasure hunts, horseback riding, animal zoo, dutch oven cookoff, and much more. See http://www.drapertraildays.com to register and obtain more details. Hours are 7am til 1pm. American West heritage Center: Sneak Preview Free to all visitors! Come see what we’re up to this year in our Daily Adventures and other activities and events this summer! Address is 4025 S Hwy 89-91 in Wellsville. http://awhc.org Conservation Carousel Opening at Hogle Zoo After years in the making, the new Conservation Carousel and Oasis Plaza at Hogle Zoo are finally opening! Be a part of Hogle Zoo history for the Conservation Carousel opening ceremonies Saturday June 7, 2008 at 9:00 am (gates open at 8:30 that morning only). As an added bonus that morning, the very talented birds from Hogle Zoo’s Meadow Gold World of Flight bird show pull the ceremonial opening day ribbon! Other activities that day include stilt walkers and jugglers, up-close animal presentations, and free cotton candy to the first 100 kids through the gate. The Living Planet Aquarium 4th Birthday Party The Living Planet Aquarium Turns 4! Make plans to visit The Living Planet Aquarium in Sandy on Saturday, June 7th from 1- 3 p.m. for our 4th birthday party! Join us for games, prizes and family-friendly activities. For more information, please visit us on-line at www.thelivingplanet.com or call 355-FISH. 725 East 10600 South. http://thelivingplanet.com 11th Annual Utah Rivers Council Paddle Festival Launch your summer at the Utah Rivers Council Paddle Festival! Come out to Little Dell Reservoir just 15 minutes east of Salt Lake on June 7nd and 8th to learn to paddle or try out the newest kayaks, canoes, sail boats and more. Beginner paddling instruction and clinics will be available. Races, fly-fishing instruction, children’s events, and live music round out the activities. For more information, visit http://www. paddlefestival.org or call 801-486-4776. Bug Visor Craft Come to Kearns Library Come make your own bug hat. All day. Saturday Matinee at the Library Whitmore Library invites you to join them in an afternoon of fun to watch the “Bee Movie”. For all ages, no registration required. 2:30pm. Himalayan Performing Arts Festival The 7th Annual Himalayan Performing Arts Festival will beheld at the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork. Performing artists will take the stage from 6 pm, and present a menu South Asian cuisine, exhibits, Nepali folk dance, classical Indian dance, drama, music and songs. Admission is $ 2 adult, $1.00 child. Event is held from 6 til 9pm, at the Krihna Temple, 8628 S. State Road in Spanish Fork http:// www.utahkrishnas.com Disco Musical: The Musical See the 5th for details. · 8 Sunday 11th Annual Utah Rivers Council Paddle Festival See the 7th for details. · 9 Monday Name the Roach Contest Everyone is invited to scurry in and see Park Library's Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. Help us name our summer reading mascot and you might win a popular new DVD. No registration required. Library Ant-ics 10:30am at Whitmore Library everyone can get down into the insect world with Mad Science! Enjoy a 45- minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects. A show of entomological proportion! No registration required. Kids Craft Corner Join the Riverton Library anytime between 11am and 8:30pm for a fantastic craft. For ages 2-11. Insects and Spiders Oh My! Families are invited to the Columbus Library to catch the reading bug! Special guest, Christy Bills, Entomology Collection Manager, at the Utah Museum of Natural History will be here to discuss fascinating facts about insects. There will be live and pinned specimens to view. Sign up for the summer reading program. 7pm Metamorphosis You’re invited to South Jordan Library to see Christopher Fair and Maggie the Rabbit show children how to change the reading bug into a butterfly. Be prepared for lots of kid participation. 7pm. The Bugologist Show Get down into the insect world with Mad Science! At Magna Library enjoy a 45-minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects! A show of entomological proportion! 7pm Bugged! Irritating Tales from OBEE City Families are invited to Ruth Vine Tyler Library to see The Starry-eyed Puppets shake up the hive with "The Bee Who Wanted to be Bad." Irritating things such as bad rock bands, siblings, poems you had to memorize and the most irritating bug of all - the Common Cold will all be celebrated with songs and puppets. 7:30pm. · 10 Tuesday Firefly Stories Families are invited to wear their pajamas to Whitmore Library for this fun bedtime storytime for the whole family. No registration required. Tribute to World War II Veterans Families are invited to Whitmore Library for an evening with Rick Randle, producer of KUED series Utah WWII Stories and WWII veterans of songs and scenes from the documentary. For all ages. Lots of audience participation. Lunch Concert: Great Basin Street Band Lunch Concerts are free and are held every Tuesday at noon in Murray Park Pavilion #5. · 11 Wednesday Celtic Celebration Come join us for a fun evening of Celtic dance & music! Great for families! Free admission! 7:30pm at the Murray Amphitheater, 5300 South 495 East. Summer Reading Program: Journey to a Rainforest The Living Planet Aquarium takes you on a rich, imaginary journey to the rainforest. Dress up for your travels among parrots, snakes, and hissing cockroaches! Main Library 2:00 p.m. The Bugologist Show Get down into the insect world with Mad Science! At Hunter Library enjoy a 45-minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects! A show of entomological proportion! 7pm Bug Bash Join Park Library at 10:30am for a bug extravaganza out on the lawn. Drop in anytime between 10:30 and 11: 30 a.m. Meet bug experts, play games and make a craft. Don't forget to sign up for summer reading inside the library. No registration required. Scales and Tails Families are invited to Kearns Library for fun interacting with scorpions, tarantulas, snakes, lizards and turtles. 7pm · 12 Thursday Scout and Youth Day: Pioneer Scout Olympics This activity is just for your cub scout pack, scout troop, girl scout group, Activity Days group, or other youth group. Special old fashioned pioneer activities for youth groups today in competition format. Can your den or group win the log sawing contest or build a log cabin fastest? (Reservations required for this popular event) American West Heritage Center, 4025 S Hwy 89-91 in Wellsville http://awhc.org Salt Lake Dance Center Celebrates 25 years of Dance Students present the June recital at Kingsbury Hall. Tickets are $7, the show is at 6:30, and open to ages 4 to adult. 1395 East President’s Circle at the U. http://www.saltlakedance.com Fairy Garden Workshop Engh Garden invites you to learn how to create miniature fairy garden landscapes. With your knowledge you may want to ender the Garden Contest on Saturday, June 21st. 8214 South 700 East in Sandy. The workshop is free. 4pm. http://www.enghgardens.com · 13 Friday Children’s Matinee: Salt Lake Goodtime Jazz Band Matinees are free and are held every Friday at 2pm in the Murray Park gazebo, located in the center of Murray Park, June through August. In case of inclement weather, these performances may move to Pavilion #5. Friday Night Flicks: Goonies Rated PG; 111 minutes; 1985 Free movies in the park all summer long! Salt Lake City will show a FREE movie at a new park every week. The movies are shown on a large inflatable screen and movie treats and pizza will be sold, while popcorn is free thanks to our sponsors. Shows begin at dusk, around 9pm. This week’s movie is at Reservoir Park, 1300 E South Temple. Frontier Fest A celebration of Utah’s cultural heritage, will take place June 13 and 14, 2008 at Gardner Village in West Jordan. The sights, sounds and color of the frontier encountered by the pioneers in 1847 come alive as storytellers, re-enactors, musicians, square dancers, cowboy poets, songwriters and craftsman of all types and ages perform and exhibit. Concerts, games, food and family fun can be found all day both days. Musical stage show "The Ghosts of Gardner Village" presented 4 times Saturday at Noon, 2:30, 5 and 7: 30 PM in The Gathering Place Ticketed events in the Gathering Place include “Frontier StoryFest”, “Frontier Hoedown” and “Caboose” in Concert on Friday and the new Utah Heritage Arts Production “The Ghosts of Gardner Village” on Saturday. Tickets are available at SMITHSTIX.COM. Free events throughout the Village include Pioneer Re-enactor exhibits and Corner Concerts by bluegrass and folk musicians both days as well as the first annual “Clogging Showdown” on Friday and the “Little Buckaroo and Pioneer Parade” followed by the first annual “Byron Anderson Old-Time Music Festival” on Saturday. Organized by Clog America and Utah Pioneer Heritage Arts, proceeds from Frontier Fest will support preservation of Utah’s heritage arts. Festivities begin at 10am, and go until 9pm. Gardner Village is located at 1100 West 7800 South in West Jordan http://www.ClogAmerica.org/clogamerica/frontierfest/ Scales and Tails Families are invited to Draper Library for fun interacting with scorpions, tarantulas, snakes, lizards and turtles. 4pm Father’s Day Card School-age children are invited to Bingham Creek library to pick up a make-and-take Father’s Day Card craft. All day. Arts in the Park: Salzburger Echo Murray Park hosts concerts in its amphitheater evenings June through August. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Murray Park office located at 296 East Murray Park Lane or at the gate 45 minutes before show time. Tickets are $6 for adults, and $5 for children and seniors. Tonights performers are Salzburger Echo, and you’ll enjoy the brass and accordion sounds of polka and waltzes, the mellow sounds of giant alphorns, the bright sounds of swiss cowbells, and harmony yodeling as this group brings contemporary Volksmusik and fun to audiences of all ages. 8pm Chalk Art Festival The 6th annual Chalk Art Festival will be held downtown Salt Lake City from 4-9pm. You’re invited to come to the Gateway to watch dozens of artists create, beautiful, temporary works of art. There is a family participation corner. 400 West 200 South http://www.utahfostercare.org Dairy Days Come celebrate all things dairy as Farm Country presents Dairy Days from 10 am to 4 pm, with the help of Meadow Gold. Participate in games, pony and wagon rides, and other Dairy-Days activities, as well as compete for great prizes. Admission to Dairy Days is included with regular Farm Country admission of $3.50 per person. Free admission for Thanksgiving Point members. Summer Stampede Utah Kids Club hosts its Summer Stampede at Wheeler Farm, and all kids are invited! From 9-3 kids are invited to enjoy Utah Kids Club sponsors presentations by Laser Quest, Hollywood Connection, Fat Cats, The Kid Barn, and My Gym. Families can enjoy a reptile show from Scales and Tails, a presentation at 12:30 by the Children's Theatre: Pecos Bill - An American Tall Tale, magic shows, train rides, pony rides, and face painting, Some activities have a small fee. 14 Saturday Huck Finn Day 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, free admission. Fitts Park, 3050 South 500 East Come out and enjoy free fishing in the streams that run through Fitts Park. We stock them with over 500 pounds of trout! Kids 12 and under are welcome to fish. What a great way to introduce the kids to fishing in a community setting! At 12:45 pm the SSL Fire Dept. will drop watermelons from the top of their extended fire truck bucket. Join the fun and guess how far the pieces will splatter. The closest guess wins a prize and has their name listed on a plaque at the Columbus Center. For more info, please call 412-3217 Summer Reading Program: Children's Concert Doc Young makes music that entertains and involves kids of all ages. Blending blues, country, folk, and rock ‘n' roll, he relates stories through his family-fun originals and updated folk classics. Join us for a rollicking good time! Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 2:00 p.m. EcoGarden: Cob Bench Revisited Our awesome volunteer-built cob bench has suffered frost damage and needs a plaster makeover! Join us to learn about cob building and finishing while we repair this beautiful creation. Day Riverside Branch Library 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Venture Outdoors Festival Community based outdoor recreation festival featuring booths, clinics, entertainment and food. Designed to bring residents together to learn more about neighborhood businesses and recreation opportunities. Free admission. Held at Canyon Rim Park, 2900 East, 30th South in Millcreek. 3 til 9pm. http://www. millcreekoutdoors.org/ ROCKIN' Utah: I Spy Join the naturalist for a 2-mile round trip hike at 9 a.m. to a secluded pond surrounded by vegetation and full of wildlife watching opportunities including frogs, birds, bugs, and deer. We will be taking our time, stopping often to talk about what we see. Bring sturdy shoes, hats, water, snacks, and wear sunscreen. Moderate to steep in areas. Meet at the visitor center. Space is limited. To register call 1-800-322-3770 or online at www.stateparks.utah.gov. Wasatch Mountain State Park Jr. Ranger Program: Aquatic Life Join the park naturalist for a closer look into the aquatic life in Great Salt Lake, Jr. Rangers will investigate all life found under a microscope. Participants should meet at the Marina at 10 a.m. and be prepared to wade in the water. This activity is intended for children ages 6-12, however all ages are welcome. For more information, please call (801) 721-9569. Antelope Island Rockin' Utah / Owls of Antelope Island As part of the Rockin Utah program, selected families will join the park naturalist for an evening owl program. Delving deep into the lives of these formidable predators. For more information, please call (801) 721-9569. Antelope Island Founders Day Celebration THIS IS THE PLACE hosts a 9 a.m. military parade, an historical re-enactment by the famed Buffalo Soldiers at 11 a.m.,and Village Interpretations throughout the day. FORT DOUGLAS MUSEUM hosts a USO show, motorcycle rally, Cavalry exhibit,and the Utah Nat’l Guard’s 23rd Army Band. The ARMY RESERVE celebrates its 100th year at 10 a.m. at Historical Fort Douglas with a flag ceremony. Gov. Jon Huntsman, Jr. will cut the birthday cake. The Southern Utah Heritage Choir performs from 5 – 6:30 p.m. Festivities, including a welcome home concert, and military exhibits continue until 9 p.m. The events are free, and all are welcome. Call 801-581-1251 for information. http://fortdouglas.org Evening Program: Utah's Gold and Silver Mining Local historian Jerry Springer will be presenting a historical, black and white slide show on the history of gold and silver mining in the Utah. The program begins at 8 p.m. in the visitor center. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasastch Mountain State Park Junior Ranger Program: The Life of a Tree If you are between the age of 6 and 12 you can become a Junior Ranger by joining the naturalist in this one hour program designed to get kids excited about nature! Program begins at 1 p.m. at the Campground Office. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park 32nd Annual Utah Asian Festival As residents of Utah, we all benefit from the gorgeous scenery in our backyard, the unparalleled quality of life, and the diverse cultural landscape. The Asian Festival celebrates Asian American cultures through music, dance, food, performing arts, exhibits, and much more. South Towne Expo Center Holladay Arts Festival Summerfest 2008 It’s time for the annual Summerfest Arts Festival which will be held this year on Saturday, June 14th from noon to dusk at the park behind City Hall. The Holladay Arts Council began this festival 8 years ago to give the residents of Holladay a family oriented all day outdoor activity that included live entertainment, children's activities, ethnic foods and art exhibitors. Over 5000 yearly visitors to the Festival have come to enjoy the broad range of activities for children with face and hair painting, blow up slides and trampolines, and of course take home art projects. Summerfest has become an attraction for a high caliber of returning artists and crafts persons with live performances by some of the best entertainers in the State. So mark this date and join the Holladay Arts Council as they host another Summerfest celebration. Further details will be posted as they become available on the city website HEART OF HOLLADAY 5K JUNE 14 at 8:00am Mark your calendar for the 20th Anniversary of the Heart of Holladay 5K Classic Run & Walk Saturday, June 14th 8:00 am. Our biggest and best race yet! Kids ¼ mile immediately following the 5k. Applications and information available at http://www.heartofholladay.com In honor of our 20 years, race shirts from all 20 races will be on display. A limited number of shirts from prior years will be for sale at the event. Kick off your summer with the most beautiful 5K in the state! 4580 South 2300 East. Father’s Day Trail Mix Fun Make Dad's day special with a yummy trail mix he won't forget. Each child will customize their own special mix and decorate a one of a kind label. Class is taught by environmental enthusiast and kids yoga instructor, Jessamyn Middaugh. Supervision required and sign up recommended. 10am at Whole Foods at 6930 South Highland Drive. http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/calendars/HDR.html Frontier Fest See the 13th for details. Father’s Day Card School-age children are invited to Bingham Creek library to pick up a make-and-take Father’s Day Card craft. All day. Father’s Day Make and Take Visit West Jordan Library to make a special gift for dear ol’ Dad and show him how much you care. All day. Sensational Sego Lily Did you know that our State Flower is not only beautiful but also delicious to eat? After the plague of crickets in the Salt Lake area, early pioneers learned to dig and eat the soft root of the Sego Lily for survival. Join us for an edible plant adventure in finding these and other tasty plants in the Garden. Garden Adventures start promptly at 10 AM in Em's Sprout House. Please keep in mind space is limited to 25 participants and available on a first come first served basis. Ages 4 - 12 are welcome with a caregiver. Please no infants. Members: $4 / Nonmembers: Regular Garden Admission +$6. No registration required. 10-11: 30am. Star Party The SLAS gives a presentation about the night sky. This Is The Place Heritage Park. Takes place dusk til about 10pm. Free. Downtown Farmer’s Market Begins Salt Lake Farmer’s Market opens up for the season – you can find Utah farmers produce, breads, pastries, cheeses, meat, seafood, plants, and many arts and crafts vendors. Pioneer Park, 300 West, 350 South. Saturdays thru October, 8am til 1pm. Dari Party Join Hogle Zoo in celebrating the birthday of their oldest elephant, Hydari! She is the second oldest African Elephant in North America, and we want to celebrate! Enjoy birthday cupcakes while they last (courtesy of Dan's Foods), an African mask craft, African dancing and drumming, and Pachyderm Programs. At 11:30 am watch Dari dig into an elephant sized cake during a special Pachyderm Program. All activities are free with admission and will be at the Convergys African Lodge from 11 until 2 pm. Chalk Art Festival See the 13th for details. · 15 Sunday Park Silly Sunday Market The market opens up for the 2008 season! It goes from June 16 thru September 28, 10am until 4pm on Park City’s Historic Main Street. http://www.parksillysundaymarket.com/index.html · 16 Monday Library Ant-ics 10:30am at Whitmore Library everyone can get down into the insect world with Mad Science! Enjoy a 45- minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects. A show of entomological proportion! No registration required. Family Movie Night Bingham Creek Library invites families to wiggle on over for a fun buggy movie. 6:30pm Magic at the Library! Riverton Library invites families to visit at 7pm for a fun family magic show. You'll gasp, your eyes will pop when you see the amazing magic performed by Christopher Fair and Maggie the Rabbit. All ages Scales and Tails Families are invited to Smith Library for fun interacting with scorpions, tarantulas, snakes, lizards and turtles. 7pm Bugged! Irritating Tales from OBEE City Families are invited to Draper Library to see The Starry-eyed Puppets shake up the hive with "The Bee Who Wanted to be Bad." Irritating things such as bad rock bands, siblings, poems you had to memorize and the most irritating bug of all - the Common Cold will all be celebrated with songs and puppets. 7:30pm. Family Night at the Garden: Latin Dance Heritage Directed by Orlando Zurita. Dancing from Chile, Brazil, Bolivia and many other countries. Plan to bring your family and a picnic dinner to Red Butte Garden this summer and enjoy evenings filled with kid-friendly entertainment, crafts and activities. Shows are at 6pm and 7pm, regular garden admission applies (members are free.) Special Family Night Rate of $24, which includes 2 adults and lup to 4 children. · 17 Tuesday Whole Family Night You and your family will have a blast at this free hands-on cooking class. There will be chopping and cooking, so please have at least one adult per child attending. Sign up is required and class is limited to 12 groups of 2. Call 801.733.9455 or come in the store to sign up. Whole Foods at 6930 South Highland Drive. http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/calendars/HDR.html Butterfly Ballet Pajama Time Families are invited to West Jordan Library at 7pm for a special pajama storytime. They flitter, they flit, they float and fly. Dance with the butterflies! Lunch Concert: Utah Hispanic Dance Alliance Lunch Concerts are free and are held every Tuesday at noon in Murray Park Pavilion #5. Aladdin Utah Dance Center presents the story of Aladdin through dance. Tickets can be purchased by calling 581-7100 or by visiting http://www.kingsburyhall.org Shows are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7pm at Kingsbury Hall, 1395 East President’s Circle.. For ages 4-18. · 18 Wednesday Duna International Folk Dancers Come and enjoy some of Salt Lake's finest Folk Dancers! Admission is $4.00. 2300 South Bear Cat Drive http://www.SLC-DunaFolkdancers.com Summer Reading Program: Journey to a Rainforest The Living Planet Aquarium takes you on a rich, imaginary journey to the rainforest. Dress up for your travels among parrots, snakes, and hissing cockroaches! Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 2:00 p.m. Music @ Main: The Mollies Every third Wednesday, The City Library invites Salt Lake City's best local musicians to play music and tell stories about their songs, their inspirations, and their experiences. Main Library 7:00 p.m. Reptile Rescue Everyone is invited to Park Library to learn all about reptiles with James Dix, founder of Reptile Rescue. He will bring a variety of snakes, lizards and other creepy crawlies. This program will be outside. No registration required. 10:30am Family Movie Night: A Bug’s Life You’re invited to Columbus Library to make a bug craft, and see the movie "A Bug's Life". Children are encouraged to dress up as their favorite bug and enter the "CUTE AS A BUG IN A RUG" contest. Bee the best costume and win a prize. The fun starts at 6:30 p.m. and ends around 8:30 p.m. Bugged! Irritating Tales from OBEE City Families are invited to Whitmore Library to see The Starry-eyed Puppets shake up the hive with "The Bee Who Wanted to be Bad." Irritating things such as bad rock bands, siblings, poems you had to memorize and the most irritating bug of all - the Common Cold will all be celebrated with songs and puppets. 7:30pm. Aladdin See the 17th for details. · 19 Thursday Walk in Utah: Hike with Friends Join Friends of Wasatch Mountain on a 1 hour easy hike along the Pine Creek Nature Trail. Enjoy views of the Heber Valley, lush vegetation, birds, and interpretive signs. Meet at 6:30 p.m. at the visitor center. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Radio Disney Days Summertime can be a challenge to keep kids active and entertained, so we're all kids are invited to visit the Gallivan Center for a morning of healthy fun with friends at Radio Disney! Best of all it's FREE! Activities include prizes Disney Dancers, face painters, bounce house, waterfall, Radio Disney's 'Move It!' Tour and more! This event repeats on July 9th. 10am til noon. Website Summer Reading Program: The Buzz on Insects The strange, the weird, the truly awesome, and the horrifically grotesque--learn facts about the world of insects at this creepy-crawly program. Get ready to be grossed out! Main Library 2:00 p.m. Starry-Eyed “Bug” Puppet Show 7:30pm at East Millcreek Library the Starry-eyed puppets presents “The Bee Who Wanted to Be Bad”. Aladdin See the 17th for details. · 20 Friday Children’s Matinee: Slickrock Gypsies Roots of American music. Matinees are free and are held every Friday at 2pm in the Murray Park gazebo, located in the center of Murray Park, June through August. In case of inclement weather, these performances may move to Pavilion #5. Plein Air Art Festival Thanksgiving Point Gardens presents “En plein air”, an expression for painting in the open air. The festival hosts Utah painters and sculptors working “en plein air.” Pieces completed will be for sale during the Silent Auction Saturday, June 21, and all Plein Air Art Festival patrons’ tickets include re-admission for this event. Tickets are $10 for adults (ages 13+), $9 for seniors, and children 3-12 are $6. http://www. thanksgivingpoint.com/ Friday Night Flicks: Evan Almighty Rated PG; 90 minutes; 2007 Free movies in the park all summer long! Salt Lake City will show a FREE movie at a new park every week. The movies are shown on a large inflatable screen and movie treats and pizza will be sold, while popcorn is free thanks to sponsors. Shows begin at dusk – around 9pm. This week’s movie is at Fairmont Park, 900 E 2361 S Grill on the Hill Come watch a great BBQ competition! 15-20 teams compete for the best BBQ Browse through the vendor area and sample some BBQ. Free admission, noon til 6pm. Held at Snowbird Resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon. http://www.snowbirdrc.com Walk in the Park: Night Noise Naturalist Hike Join the naturalist at 8:30 p.m. as we dare to give up our sight to discover Wasatch Mountain State Park at night along the 2-mile nature trail. Night sounds challenge us to give up our dependence on sight, and rely on its lesser-developed cousin, our hearing. Meet at Oak Hollow campsite #20. Dress for the weather, bring water, and sturdy shoes. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park · 21 Saturday Grill on the Hill Come watch a great BBQ competition! 15-20 teams compete for the best BBQ Browse through the vendor area and sample some BBQ. Free admission, noon til 6pm. Held at Snowbird Resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon. http://www.snowbirdrc.com The Bugologist Show Get down into the insect world with Mad Science! At Ruth Vine Tyler Library enjoy a 45-minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects! A show of entomological proportion! 2pm Walk in Utah: Hike with Friends Join Friends of Wasatch Mountain on a 1 hour moderate hike along Daniels Summit Loop Trail. Meet at 6 p.m. at the Wasatch County Court House, Hwy 40. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Huber Grove History Tour The Huber Family and the Mormon West. Come tour the historic Huber Grove from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Visit this beautiful, peaceful area and learn how the Huber Family represents many aspects of the unique Mormon West. The Huber Grove is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For more information or for directions, call (435) 654-1791. Wasatach Mountain State Park Walk in the Park: Hike with a Naturalist Join the park naturalist on a hike along the backcountry of Antelope Island State Park and a discussion on the Pronghorn found in the Park. This is a moderate 8-mile hike along White Rock Bay Loop trail. Participants should meet at White Rock Bay trailhead at 9 a.m. bring plenty of water, sunscreen and sturdy shoes. This hike takes approximately 3-3 1/2 hours. For more information please call (801) 721-9569. Insect World Program With the largest portion of Earth's biomass comprised of insects, there is still much to be discovered about them. Many still remain extremely mysterious. Join the park naturalist for a tour into the lives of insects found with Antelope Island State Park. Participants should meet at the visitor center at 2 p.m. For more information, please call (801) 721-9569. Antelope Island Junior Ranger Program: Incredible Insects If you are between the age of 6 and 12 you can become a Junior Ranger by joining the naturalist in this one hour program designed to get kids excited about nature! Program begins at 1 p.m. at the Campground Office. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Evening Program: Country Western Bluegrass Come enjoy some fun guitar and mandolin playin' by local musicians. It's the perfect recipe for a night under a beautiful sky, surrounded by nature. Program begins at 7:30 p.m. at the campground amphitheater. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Family Fieldtrip with UMNH: Archeoastronomy and Summer Solstice at Parowan Gap $220 per person / $210 UMNH Members. Open to adults and children 8 and above Begin this weekend trip with an introduction to the Fremont culture at Fremont Indian State Park, home to the largest known Fremont Indian village. Once at Parowan Gap, participants will be able to talk with archaeologists about the amazing petroglyphs that surround the area, especially the “Zipper.” After sunset, a star party is scheduled with telescopes pointed at different astronomical objects in the sky. Individual instruction at astronomical locations will be provided. A June 14th planning meeting will be held to go over a detailed itinerary. Trip starts at 8am Saturday morning, goes thru Sunday 5pm. UMNH Summer Solstice Field Trip Info Predator Day At Hogle Zoo you can learn all about nature’s predators and why they are so important to our ecosystem. Meet the keepers of our predatory animals and learn about what you can do if you encounter them in the wild. Conservancy agencies will be at the Zoo to help you better understand what you can do to save our native predators. Also, watch our animals exhibit their natural behaviors as they interact with special enrichment items. 10am til 3pm. Hasbro FurReal Friends with Radio Disney Join Hogle Zoo for an interactive, hands-on experience with Hasbro's FurReal Friends plush pets. FurReal Friends are innovative animatronics that "come to life" with a child's touch. Children will be able to pet, play with and see the magic of the FurReal Friends pets during this great event. Plus, get your photo taken in the FurReal Friends tent (while supplies last) and enter to win fun giveaways! Activities are free with admission. 10am til Noon. Fairy Festival Engh Garden’s Fairy Festival begins with the ringing of the bell. This enchanting event features fairy stories, miniature fairy garden contest, flower maze, and a fairy fashion parade. Miniature landscapes to lure fairies will be on display during the day. Prizes awarded for fairy gardens. Itinerary -Enter your Fairy Garden Landscape:10:00am-10:30am *Age categories 5-6 year olds, 7-9 year olds, 10-12 year olds, 13 and up. - Fairy Garden Viewing and Voting Time:10:30am-1:00pm -Fairies Check-in for Parade:10:45am -Fairy Fashion Parade:11:00am All fairies dressed in their finest frocks. Adults in costume welcome too! Best time for pictures!! -Fairy Activities:12:00pm-12:30pm Color Station and Flower Maze -Fairy Luncheon:12: 30pm-1:30pm Lunch reservations due by June 14th. *Big Fairies $15 includes turkey & provolone sandwich on roll, veggies, fresh strawberries, fairy ring cake with chocolate wand, moonshine punch *Small Fairies $12 includes fresh strawberries, 2 flower cut-out sandwiches(PB&J), veggies, fairy ring cake with chocolate wand, moonshine punch. 10am til 2pm http://www.enghgardens.com/ Sun Party The SLAS hosts a party in Winchester Park. Folks can view the sun through telescopes equipped with special solar filters. 9am 12:30pm. The park is located at 1250 West Winchester Street. Free admission. Star Party The SLAS hosts an evening of stargazing and gives a presentation of the night sky. Dusk til 10pm or so. Stansbury Park, 138 State Road in Stansbury. http://slas.us Third Saturday: Birds Look out! The UMFA collection is filled with different birds of all shapes and sizes. Join us as we hunt the museum looking for our feathered friends in paintings, masks and even on furniture. Use your findings to inspire your own creative bird sculpture to take home. 2-4pm, free with museum admission http://umfa.utah.edu Plein Air Art Festival See the 20th for details. · 22 Sunday · 23 Monday Library Ant-ics 10:30am at Whitmore Library everyone can get down into the insect world with Mad Science! Enjoy a 45- minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects. A show of entomological proportion! No registration required. Scales and Tails Families are invited to Columbus Library for fun interacting with scorpions, tarantulas, snakes, lizards and turtles. 7pm Bugged! Irritating Tales from OBEE City Families are invited to West Jordan Library to see The Starry-eyed Puppets shake up the hive with "The Bee Who Wanted to be Bad." Irritating things such as bad rock bands, siblings, poems you had to memorize and the most irritating bug of all - the Common Cold will all be celebrated with songs and puppets. 7:30pm. Family Night at the Garden: Kanamu Productions Tahiti is one of the largest islands in French Polynesia and its residents preserve much of their traditional culture. Members of this dance troupe perform many Polynesian styles of dance, specializing in the dances of their director’s native home, the island of Tahiti. Plan to bring your family and a picnic dinner to Red Butte Garden this summer and enjoy evenings filled with kid-friendly entertainment, crafts and activities. Shows are at 6pm and 7pm, regular garden admission applies (members are free.) Special Family Night Rate of $24, which includes 2 adults and lup to 4 children. Family Picnic in the Park An evening at Wines Park in Lehi - music, dance and cowboy poetry. Bring your picnic dinner, lawn chairs and blankets. And as always a cool treat will be provided. 6:30-8:30pm. 500 North Center Street in Lehi · 24 Tuesday Lunch Concert: Chris Proctor Classical guitar. Lunch Concerts are free and are held every Tuesday at noon in Murray Park Pavilion #5. · 25 Wednesday Amazing Utah Wildlife Everyone is invited to Park Library to learn about Utah’s animals with Scott Root of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. No registration required. 10:30am. Summer Concerts in the Park: Harvest Home Folk/Americana. Family-friendly music in Evergreen Park -- bring a blanket and a picnic. 7pm Concerts by the Creek: Sally Shuffield It's summer and time once again for our free evening concert series! Concerts take place outdoors and feature fabulous music by talented local artists. Tonight's concert features Sally Shuffield, an American folksinger in the traditional sense of the word. Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 7:30 p.m. Bugged! Irritating Tales from OBEE City Families are invited to Hunter Library to see The Starry-eyed Puppets shake up the hive with "The Bee Who Wanted to be Bad." Irritating things such as bad rock bands, siblings, poems you had to memorize and the most irritating bug of all - the Common Cold will all be celebrated with songs and puppets. 7:30pm. · 26 Thursday Utah Arts Festival Everyone is invited to join this year’s festivities! The festival is held at Library Square, 210 East 400 South. See http://www.uaf.org for a schedule of events and details. Goats in the EcoGarden! Join us for some goat-sitting and learn valuable ways to integrate animals into community gardens. Instead of using harsh chemicals, we can put our goat friends to work picking off flower heads before they go to seed and eating plant leaves so plants can't photosynthesize. With only a bare stem left, a weed has to work overtime just to stay alive, giving native and more desirable plants a chance to grow. Goats also fertilize the soil as they browse, eliminating the need for chemical fertilizers. This is a family-friendly event, but please, no dogs! Day Riverside Branch Library through 6/27 Sounds of Summer: Public Domain String Band It's summer and time once again for our free evening concert series! Concerts take place outdoors and feature fabulous music by talented local artists. Tonight's concert features old-time, southern mountain music by the Public Domain String Band. Sprague Branch Library 7:00 p.m. Bugged! Irritating Tales from OBEE City Families are invited to Kearns Library to see The Starry-eyed Puppets shake up the hive with "The Bee Who Wanted to be Bad." Irritating things such as bad rock bands, siblings, poems you had to memorize and the most irritating bug of all - the Common Cold will all be celebrated with songs and puppets. 7:30pm. The Sound of Music Murray Park offers a special production of this classic in its amphitheater, June 26, 27, 28, and 30th at 8pm. $7/Adults - $5/Children & Seniors - $25/Family (June 30 only) When a postulant proves too high- spirited for the religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. Since the stage musical opened in 1959, this production has become one of the most beloved musicals of all time. Produced by special arrangement with MTI. · 27 Friday Children’s Matinee: Premier Productions Music and dance. Matinees are free and are held every Friday at 2pm in the Murray Park gazebo, located in the center of Murray Park, June through August. In case of inclement weather, these performances may move to Pavilion #5. Friday Night Flicks: Shrek the Third Rated PG; 92 minutes; 2007 Free movies in the park all summer long! Salt Lake City will show a FREE movie at a new park every week. The movies are shown on a large inflatable screen and movie treats and pizza will be sold, while popcorn is free thanks to sponsors. Shows begin at dusk – around 9pm. This week’s movie is at Jordan Park, 900 W 1000 S Old Time Machinery Show Join us in celebrating machinery of the past at our 3rd annual Antique Machinery show at one of Utah’s earliest ranches, the historic Fielding Garr Ranch. Learn how machines like tractors and stationary engines changed the way ranches like the Fielding Garr Ranch operated. For more information call (801) 649-5742. Antelope Island Threshing Bee Join us for our first annual Threshing Bee at one of Utah’s earliest ranches, the historic Fielding Garr Ranch. For more information call (801) 649-5742. Antelope Island The Roving Naturalist Beginning at 6 pm, the naturalist will be out and about in the campground talking about some of the early settlers of Heber Valley and where and how they lived. For more information, call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Talorsville Dayzz Begin! See website for Events Schedule Taylorsville Dayzz Concert: Imagine – Beatles Tribute Remembering the Fab Four concert 8pm at Valley Regional Park, 5100 South 2700 West. The Sound of Music See the 26th for details. Utah Arts Festival See the 26th for details. · 28 Saturday Red Butte Rails: A Quarry House Exploration It wasn’t long ago that a small rail line ran through Red Butte Garden! Our Garden history is rich with stories of red sandstone and the rail line that delivered it down the canyon. Join us on a hike to the old Quarry house where we’ll learn all about the Garden’s fascinating past. Please wear appropriate footwear for this hiking adventure. Garden Adventures start promptly at 10 AM in Em's Sprout House. Please keep in mind space is limited to 25 participants and available on a first come first served basis. Ages 4 - 12 are welcome with a caregiver. Please no infants. Members: $4 / Nonmembers: Regular Garden Admission +$6. No registration required. 10-11:30am. South Salt Lake Freedom Fest Parade 9:00 am. Come out and watch the annual parade on this new date! We moved it up a week to include more entries, floats and bands. Call 412-3217 for more info. Junior Ranger Program: The Making of a Mountain If you are between the age of 6 and 12 you can become a Junior Ranger by joining the naturalist in this one hour program designed to get kids excited about nature! Program begins at 1 p.m. at the Campground Office. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Old Time Engine Program Join us at 2 p.m. for a lecture on historic engines at one of Utah's earliest ranches, the historic Fielding Garr Ranch. For more information call (801) 649-5742. Antelope Island Evening Program: Astronomy Stories of Light. Join the park naturalist at 9:30 p.m. for an evening viewing and learning about the stories of light in our night sky. Learn some constellations and get a glimpse of just how big space really is. Program will be held at the campground amphitheater. Weather permitting. For more information call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Huber Grove History Tour Unique Swiss Architecture. Come tour the historic Huber Grove from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Visit this beautiful, peaceful area and learn about the unique architecture of the 130-year old Swiss style farmhouse and creamery. The Huber Grove is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For more information or for directions, call (435) 654-1791. Wasatch Mountain State Park Taylorsville Dayzz Parade Taylorsville Exchange Club is sponsoring the annual Taylorsville Dayzz Parade on June 28. The parade starts at 9:00 a.m. Entry forms are available at Taylorsville City Offices, 2600 W. Taylorsville Blvd. (5320 S.), or online at www.taylorsvilleut.gov. Entry deadline is June 15. Lineup will be in the parking lot of Plaza 5400 at 5400 S. Redwood Road. Parade will travel W. on 5400 S. to 2700 W., then N. on 2700 W., ending past Midwest Drive (4840 S.) Building Readers, Artists and Dreamers: Graphic Novels for Kids Families are invited to come to Whitmore Library to find out how to inspire children to read by drawing their own stories! Renowned cartoonist and literacy advocate Phil Yeh will teach kids how to tap into their inner artist and dreamer to create their own graphic novel. 11am Old Time Machinery Show See the 27th for details. Threshing Bee See the 27th for details. The Sound of Music See the 26th for details. Utah Arts Festival See the 26th for details. · 29 Sunday Old Time Machinery Show See the 27th for details. Threshing Bee See the 27th for details. Utah Arts Festival See the 26th for details. · 30 Monday Family Night at the Garden: Agahozo Rwanda & Brundi Recent immigration of refugees from Rwanda & Burundi have created a community of people who gather together to celebrate their Central African heritage in Utah. These dancers preform a mix of modern, popular, as well as traditional dances of traditional tribal origins. Plan to bring your family and a picnic dinner to Red Butte Garden this summer and enjoy evenings filled with kid-friendly entertainment, crafts and activities. Shows are at 6pm and 7pm, regular garden admission applies (members are free.) Special Family Night Rate of $24, which includes 2 adults and lup to 4 children. Taylorsville Dayzz: Utah Symphony Concert Patriotic Concert at 8pm at Valley Regional Park, 5100 South 2700 West. This free concert will feature the Wasatch Canononeers during the exciting 1812 Overture. Summer Reading Program: The Bugologist Show Join the wacky folks from Mad Science for a 45-minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries to light. You'll explore the insides and outsides of insects and participate in a bug-fest. This is a show of giant entomological proportions! 2pm at Chapman Branch Library, and 7pm at Day-Riverside Library. Library Ant-ics 10:30am at Whitmore Library everyone can get down into the insect world with Mad Science! Enjoy a 45- minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug-fest and spark interest in insects. A show of entomological proportion! No registration required. Miss Spider and Friends Picnic You’re invited to Draper Library for a friends & family night with Miss Spider and all of her friends. Bring your own picnic, blanket, friends & family. We'll provide buggy family friendly games, activities, drinks, and treats for all. Cameras welcome! 6pm Celebrate the Red, White, and Blue Herriman Library offers a patriotic program for the whole family with stories, crafts, and fun. 7pm Reading Bugs Me! Families are invited to Bingham Creek Library to join Zippo the Circus Fly, "Buggsie" a live white rabbit and Mont Dutson for a Magnificent magic show. 7pm. Scales and Tails Families are invited to Holladay Library for fun interacting with scorpions, tarantulas, snakes, lizards and turtles. 7pm The Bugologist Show Get down into the insect world with Mad Science! At South Jordan Library enjoy a 45-minute safari that brings baffling bug mysteries into the light. Explore the insides and outsides of insects, participate in a bug- fest and spark interest in insects! A show of entomological proportion! 7pm A Very Buggy Puppet Show Riverton Library invites everyone to see the Starry-Eyed Puppets and their amazing bugged-eyed puppet show. BEE there! 7:30pm The Sound of Music See the 26th for details. |
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