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Utah Pride Week Festival and Parade Details Announced - Vimarsana News

Utah Pride Week Festival and Parade Details Announced

The Utah Pride Center revealed what some of this year's Utah Pride Week programing and festivities, such as festival and parade, would entail.

Nine Summer Festivals To Attend in Utah - Vimarsana News

Nine Summer Festivals To Attend in Utah

Nothing helps keep time in summer as well as the annual lineup of festivals and celebrations. Here are nine mainstay summer festivals in Utah.

On Trans Day of Visibility, USU students gather for community, learning and support - Vimarsana News

On Trans Day of Visibility, USU students gather for community, learning and support

With the recent wave of anti-trans legislation in Utah and across the country, visibility is a complicated experience for many trans people. But at USU’s Trans Day of Visibility event on Friday, visibility meant community, not scrutiny.

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Utah Pride Week co-director retiring after more than decade of planning Pride - Vimarsana News

Utah Pride Week co-director retiring after more than decade of planning Pride

As tens of thousands of people get ready to enjoy Utah Pride Week festivities, one of the main people behind making the annual event happen for the community for years is saying goodbye.

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Meet 2 local artists featured in Story Garden during Utah Pride Week - Vimarsana News

Meet 2 local artists featured in Story Garden during Utah Pride Week

SALT LAKE CITY — Perspective is everything, or at least it is when viewing Rian Kasner's 3D art installation titled "See Us" at Utah Pride Center's Story Garden. The piece reflects portraits of individuals belonging to the LGBTQ community and is meant to illustrate the process of coming out. The piece begins black and white, but as you walk around it, the portraits get brighter in color and happier in composition. Kasner said the piece is meant to reflect the loneliness and isolation one initially feels before moving forward to a place of community and pride. Rian Kasner's art installation ...

Source: ksl.com