For a Haunting experience and family fun, come join us for Haunted Halloween Nights at Willows Golf Park!

Contact: Willows Golf Park 435-752-4255
Time:	12PM-10PM (Mon-Thurs) 12PM-12AM (Fri and Sat)
Date:	October 1-31, 2012
Location:	Willows Golf Park 220 North Spring Creek Parkway (behind Stadium 8) Providence, UT
Cost:	$6 adults, $4 kids/seniors, free ages 3 and under

Utah State University's Caine College of the Arts presents the third annual Dean's Convocation featuring keynote speaker Robert Blocker. Blocker is acknowledged as one of the leading arts administrators in the nation. He is known internationally for his artistry as a concert pianist, performing with the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, the Prague and Moscow Chamber Orchestras and the Shanghai Symphony among others. Blocker served as Dean of the College of Music at the University of North Texas, School of Music at Baylor University and the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture previous to becoming the music Dean at Yale. He will deliever the keynote address "What ever happened to wonder?"

Contact: CCA Box Office 435-797-8022
Website:	http://arts.usu.edu/
Time:	12PM Wednesday
Date:	October 3, 2012
Location:	Performance Hall Utah State University Logan, UT 84322
Cost:	Free

Join Stokes Nature Center on the first Wednesday of every month for family-friendly nature fun! We'll keep our doors open late and provide a chance to explore and learn with a different theme each month. Activities are ongoing, drop in anytime. All ages are welcome.

Contact: Stokes Nature Center 435-755-3239 nature@logannature.org
Website:	http://www.logannature.org
Time:	4PM-7PM (Drop-in) The 1st Wednesday
Date:	2012
Location:	Stokes Nature Center 2696 East Highway 89 Logan Canyon, UT
Cost:	Free

The Logan Library presents a celebration of the 30th Anniversary of Banned Books Week with Dr. Edward Pease, Utah State University Journalism Department Head. The title of his presentation is "Banning Books: Boneheaded, Wrong-headed and Thoroughly UnAmerican."

For more information on Banned Books Week, check out bannedbooksweek.org and visit your local library.

Contact: Logan Library 435-716-9123
Website:	http://library.loganutah.org/
Time:	7PM Wednesday
Date:	October 3, 2012
Location:	Logan Library (Bonneville Room) 255 N Main Logan, UT 84321
Cost:	Free

You Will Learn:

- what energy healing is not
- why EFT, affirmations and traditional therapy are slow for healing
- what energy systems are
- how emotional blocks affect your success in relationships, finances and weight issues
- how blocked energy makes you physically sick
- how we 'tap' into someone's energy for important information
- ways to reduce stress and boost your energy, and more!

Plus, there will be some fun, live demonstrations of energy work. Bring a friend and get 2 tickets to enter the quarterly drawing for a full private session.

You must RSVP to Jennifer Smith as space is limited.

Contact: Jennifer Smith 435-764-6107
Time:	7PM-8:30PM Wednesday
Date:	April 17, 2013
Location:	764 N 200 W Logan, UT
Cost:	Free

In this stage production, Jackie and Mary are half-sisters whose mother's death leaves them in possession of a rare stamp collection. But which sister actually owns the stamps? Which of three dealers can be trusted with their sale? And where do we choose to live: the present or the past?

Tickets can be purchased online, by phone, or in person at the CCA Box Office.

Contact: CCA Box Office 435-797-8022 Chase Fine Arts Center 139-B (USU) Logan, UT 84322
Website:	http://arts.usu.edu/
Time:	7:30PM Tuesday - Saturday
Date:	October 2-6, 2012
Location:	Black Box Theatre 600 N 1150 E Logan, UT 84322
Cost:	$13 adults, free for USU students w/ ID

At the dawn of the 21st century, humanity has arrived at an extraordinary Crossroads - a time and place where scientific ability to identify unprecedented risk to the natural systems that support us, intersects a societal inability to respond. The Crossroads Project is a response to this reality, grounded in science, elevated by art, in service of genuine understanding, and determined to unlock a growing desire for meaningful response.

At the core of the project is a multi-disciplinary performance incorporating live music, visual art, and compelling science. Using diverse and complementary languages, The Fry Street Quartet joins with physicist and educator Dr. Robert Davies to explore the impacts of society's unsustainable systems, Earth's rapidly changing climate, and humanity's opportunity for a new direction.

Upcoming events:

October 3: Re-inventing Food: Lori Ann Lau, Jesse and Rachel Corbridge and Penny Trinca discuss their entrepreneurial approach to sustainable, local agriculture.

October 10: Re-inventing Home: Kevin Jensen presents his vision of sustainability, beginning in your own back yard.

Contact: Robert Davies daviesre@me.com
Website:	http://www.thecrossroadsproject.org/
Time:	7:30PM Wednesday
Date:	October 3 October 10
Location:	Tippetts Gallery Chase Fine Arts Center (USU) Logan, UT 84322
Cost:	Free and open to the public