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For the 13th year in a row, Rattlin’ D Playhouse brings its popular Valentine’s variety show, My Funny Valentine, back to audiences in Hurricane. Known for its blend of music, comedy, and hearty comfort food, the family-owned dinner theater continues a tradition that has become a seasonal favorite for Southern Utah audiences.
Founded by the Durrant family afte...
This current February edition marks the completion of 30 years of publishing for me and for The Independent. What started out as just a simple idea between friends and coworkers way back in 1996 to highlight some fun stuff we knew about, has evolved over the years to become the definitive arts and entertainment guide for Southern Utah that it is today.
Although I’ve lo...
In celebration of America250, the Orchestra of Southern Utah presents a concert of iconic American music on Thursday, Feb. 19, at 7:30 PM at the Heritage Theater in Cedar City.
The program opens with “The Star-Spangled Banner,” honoring the nation’s founding. The anthem grew out of Francis Scott Key’s 1814 poem written after the bombardment of Fort McHenry and was offi...
Bringing together museum-quality artwork, accomplished artists, and dedicated collectors for nearly four decades, the 39th Annual Sears Invitational Art Show & Sale returns to the Sears Art Museum on the campus of Utah Tech University.
The exhibition opens with a Gala Opening Reception on February 13, followed by a public exhibition and sale on view through March 2...
MOVIE REVIEW: SEND HELP (R) Grade: B-
If you grew up a horror fan in the 80s, you’re already well aware that it was a magical time for the genre and few horror films of that decade stuck with me as much as “Evil Dead II: Dead By Dawn,” a movie I was fortunate enough to see a test screening of before it opened in the spring of 1987. S...