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Chamber music organization going through changes

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By Scott Iwasaki Verified
| Park Record Verified
After a wonderful year with NOVA, Executive Director Bethany Podgorny is beginning an exciting new chapter as her family relocates to Sweden, where her husband has accepted a position with a symphony orchestra. While the chamber-music organization will miss her leadership, energy and dedication, it couldn’t be happier for their family as they embark on this wonderful adventure. NOVA is deeply grateful for all she has contributed and wishes the family every success and happiness in their new home.
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Inaugural Ballet West Summit Festival spins out world premieres

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By Scott Iwasaki Verified
| Park Record Verified
The 2026 Ballet West Summit Festival made a creative mark on the Wasatch Back. The inaugural three-day festival that ran July 15-17 started off last Wednesday with a farm-to-table dinner and short performance at Ballerina Farm and continued with free film screenings of Jennifer Lin’s “About Face” and “Ten Times Better,” which examined Asian stereotypes and Chinese dancer George Lee in the history of the American and global ballet world.
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Dogapalooza fetches another year of celebrating furry friends

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By Scott Iwasaki Verified
| Park Record Verified
The old adage promises every dog will have its day. On Sunday, dogs will have an additional day when the second annual Dogapalooza, a celebration of pups, peace and paw-sitivity, trots into the Ian Weinman Legacy Dog Park, 600 Gilmor Wy., at Quinn’s Junction. The event, which is free and open to the public whether they own four-pawed furry friends or not, will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and feature live music, a food truck, coffee cart and canine-centric vendors, said organizer Rich Wyman.
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