The USU Fringe Festival and Logan's Reel 2 Reel film festival will come together in a new annual event: the Logan Film Festival. The newly formed organization hopes to bring independent films from around the world to Logan. The festival is a celebration of independent films and seeks to inspire young filmmakers and help them succeed in the film industry. Anyone should feel like they can submit a film and enjoy the screenings of the films.

Film entries will be accepted through April 7th in six categories: feature narratives, student, short short narratives, feature documentaries, short documentaries and other category. Films must have been completed after March 2009. Cash awards will be given to the best film in each category. Independent films that are chosen from the entries will be screened April 20th-21st in three local venues: the Lyric Theatre, the Dansante Theatre, and the Logan Arthouse Theatre.

Contact: Logan Film Festival 435-752-2161 160 N Main St. Suite 100 Logan, UT 84321 info@loganfilmfestival.com
Website:	http://loganfilmfestival.com/
Date:	March 21-23, 2013

The Snow 'n' Sun Runners are a running club located in Northern Utah, the Cache Valley and Logan area. They hold various runs throughout the year with the Top of Utah Marathon, Top of Utah Half Marathon and Blacksmith Fork Freedom Run (15k) being their larger runs. They also assist other organizations with their running events.

See website for event details

Website:

http://www.sunandsnowrunners.com/Site/Calender_Runs.html

The Museum of Anthropology will unveil their new Spanish and Navajo language tours for several permanent exhibits. Tours of the exhibits will will take place every half hour between 11AM and 2PM. Guests can also learn to weave on a loom.

Contact: USU Museum of Anthropology 435-797-7545 anthromuseum@usu.edu
Website:	http://anthromuseum.usu.edu
Time:	10AM-4PM Saturday
Date:	April 21, 2012
Location:	USU Museum of Anthropology Room 252 0730 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84322
Cost:	Free

The Cache Valley Center for the Arts, Stokes Nature Center and Logan City present EARTH DAY DOWNTOWN on 100 South (between Main Street and 100 West). The Earth Day Downtown Street Festival will include art activities, earth activities, music, entertainment, valet bike parking, street dancing, sidewalk chalk, uncommon collective junk jam, CVCA ceramics, "How I Love the Earth" artwork contest, demonstrations, buy local vendors, food vendors, and more. The emphasis of this event is to inspire people to participate, no matter how big or small.

See website for more information!

Contact: 435-752-0026
Website:	http://cachearts.org/
Time:	11AM-3PM Saturday
Date:	April 20, 2013
Location:	100 South (between Main and 100 W) Logan, UT 84321
Cost:	Free

Everyone is welcome to attend this free community sponsored meal. Join us for food, friendship and connections! Meal is served from 11:30AM-1PM the third Saturday of every month.

This event is supported by a variety of Cache Valley agencies and organizations, including St Thomas, St John's, Prince of Peace, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Cache Valley Food Pantry, Volunteer Center, PAWS, and others. All are welcome. The meal is not sponsored by or promoting a specific church or belief.

Contact: Amy Anderson 435-797-8801 amy.z.anderson@usu.edu Rachel von Niederhausern rachel@globalneighbor.org
Time:	11:30AM-1PM Third Saturday of each month
Location:	First Presbyterian Church 12 S 200 West Logan, UT 84321
Cost:	Free

Valley Dance Ensemble celebrates their 30th Anniversary with an evening of contemporary dance. New works along with favorites from the VDE repertoire will be performed, including Marion Andersen's Canon. Celebrate 30 years of dance!

Contact: Theater box office 435-752-0026
Website:	http://www.ellenecclestheatre.org
Time:	7PM Friday and Saturday
Date:	April 12-13, 2013
Location:	Ellen Eccles Theatre 43 South Main Logan, UT 84321
Cost:	$12 adults, $6 students/children, $25 family

Craig Jessop, Music Director and Conductor with the American Festival Chorus & Orchestra

Soloists:
Brianna Craw Krause, Soprano
Gayla M. Johnson, Alto
John Mauldin, Tenor
Benjamin Burt, Bass

This performance will include theatrical interpretive signing for the deaf. Recommended for ages 5+.

Contact: Diana Barber 435-753-1736 DaNannah.1@gmail.com
Website:	http://www.americanfestivalchorus.org
Time:	7:30PM Saturday
Date:	April 21, 2012
Location:	Kent Concert Hall at USU Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84322
Cost:	$5, $12, $16, $18

SHOWS ARE USUALLY AT WHY SOUND, COST AROUND $5.00 - $6.00, AND START AT 8:00 PM. EXCEPTIONS ARE IN BOLD BELOW.

Friday, April 12 - Children of the North w/Military Genius, Anna James (Indie/Alternative)

Saturday, April 13 - Till We Stop Breathing w/Love You, Bye, Fear No End (Rock/Alternative)

Monday, April 15 - USU Caine Jazz Combo (Jazz)

Thursday, April 18 - There Is No Mountain w/little Barefoot, Erik & Becca (Indie/Alternative)

Friday, April 19 at 7:30PM and 9:30PM, Cost: $15 - Corey Christiansen w/Denson Angulo, Steve Lyman (Jazz)

Saturday, April 20 - Tanner McDowell w/Riley Traveller, Paul Christiansen (Acoustic)

Thursday, April 25 - Clovis w/TBA (Jazz)

Friday, April 26 - L'anarchsite w/Bronze Museum, Britton Noel (Indie/Acoustic)

Saturday, April 27 - BassMint Pros w/Broken Silence (Hip Hop)

Thursday, May 2 - little Barefoot w/The Wasatch Fault, Sarah Olsen (Indie/Alternative)

Friday, May 10 - Kitfox w/Red Yeti, TBA (Acoustic/Indie)

Saturday, May 11 at 7PM - Why Sound Metal Battle Part 1 w/Gravetown, Tr3ason, TBA (Metal)

Friday, May 17 - Ferocious As They Come w/TBA (Indie/Folk)

Saturday, May 18 at 7PM - Why Sound Metal Battle Part 2 w/Deicidal Carnage, False Witness Oddmality, TBA (Metal)

Friday, May 31 - Atomica w/TBA (Rock/Punk)

Contact: Tim Moes 435-363-4700 info@whysound.com
Website:	http://www.whysound.com
Time:	8PM (unless otherwise indicated)
Location:	Why Sound 30 Federal Ave Logan, UT 84321
Cost:	$5 - $6 (unless otherwise indicated)