The Office of Cultural Affairs strives to establish and maintain the role of Weber State University as the center of cultural life and performing arts education on the Northern Wasatch Front.
Each season we feature public performances and educational residencies of artistic excellence in a diverse range of disciplines.
Our Program Director is Diane Stern.
Weber State University Cultural Affairs Department
1909 University Circle
Ogden,UT 84408-1909
801-626-6570
October 2, 2010 7:30pm
$15 general / $12 student/senior / $10 WSU student rush
October 9, 2010
7:30pm $15 general / $12 student/senior / $10 WSU student rush
November 05, 2010
7:30pm
$15 general / $12 student/senior / $10 WSU student rush
January 17, 2011
onstage choir workshop during the day
public performance 7:30pm $5
Friday, February 18th
7:30pm
Saturday, February 19th
2pm and 7:30pm
All tickets $10
March 5, 2011
7:30pm $15 general / $12 student/senior / $10 WSU student rush
Habib Koite and Bamaba in the hous in Ogden. Sound check.
RT @nancyjc: Amazing evening @bouldertheater dancing our hearts out to Habib Koite & Bamada http://bit.ly/9XYsLx tonight in Ogden !
RT @erlin1: Sweat flying right and left from the dreads. Habib Koite is in a groove. Audience is all riled up.
4th trip 2 airport in 24hrs, but finally have the whole company in town.
Hiking with KITKA on Ogden's groovy trails this morning
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Chanticleer delivered a captivating performance at Weber's Austad Auditorium on Saturday night to an excited and appreciative crowd. Chanticleer performed a diverse reprertoir of compositions that left their fans amazed, laughing, and wanting more. The evening's program title "in time of..." is taken from an e. e. cummings poem of the same name. It was arranged for choral ensemble by Steven Sametz and closed the first half the performance.
Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill brought a rare performance to an intimate crowd in the unique setting of Peery's Historic Egyptian Theater.
