USU's Youth Conservatory presents MUSICAL BEGINNINGS....the Youth Conservatory’s newest course offering for the youngest musicians.

Designed for parents/caregivers and their babies/toddlers to take together, this class teaches ways to play musically with your child and develop their sense of beat, movement, and pitch, preparing them for musical success later in life. Together you’ll sing, chant, move, dance, listen, and play simple instruments. No at-home piano required for participation.

The 13-week course (Sept-Dec, or Jan-Apr) is $115. This is less than $9 per class! The $30 materials fee covers the cost of a parent book, CD, and music bag with musical rattle, rhythm sticks, and a colorful scarf for use in class and at-home.

Painters and nature crossed paths during the Brigham City Museum’s Fourth Annual Plein Air Competition. The event was open to all ages. Works submitted will hang in the museum Sept. 8 through Nov. 11. Each artist also submitted a small painting for a fundraiser for the museum at a minimal cost. These pieces are also on display.

Winners of the competition are as follows: Susette Gertsch of Midway, First Place for “The Wild Garden”; Don Miskin of Logan, Second Place for “Farm to Market Road’; and G. Russell Case of Brigham City, Third Place for “Morning Flight.” All of these paintings received purchase prizes and will enter the museum’s permanent art collection.

An Awards Reception will be held Nov. 11th at 4:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited.

“En plein air” is a French expression that refers to the 19th century style of painting outdoors.

Caffe Ibis presents, Katie Jo. With a gorgeous voice and impressive chops on the guitar, come support this up and coming singer/songwriter.