Arts, Culture & Entertainment

Craft chocolatiers credit the state’s dry air and cooler temperatures for helping them make their artisan bars.

The six-wheeled bots know their own way around campus and hardly ever get stuck.

For one folklorist, bringing rigidity to a day marked by disorder takes away the spooky spirit. On the other hand, cranky kids are a horror all their own.

This year’s winners were announced at an awards ceremony Friday afternoon in Park City, Utah, which included an audience prize for the world cinema documentary “20 Days in Mariupol.”

There’s nothing like sharing a laugh or a gasp with several hundred new friends in a dark room.

Students past and present recount magical moments at the longtime home for the arts on the north end of the Brigham Young University campus.

Hundreds of ballet dancers around Utah gathered to perform at the Youth America Grand Prix scholarship competition.

“Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kind of Left Out” showcases small-town living and yearning for more.

Festivalgoers will see some unexpected turns from stars, like Jonathan Majors as an amateur bodybuilder in “Magazine Dreams,” Emilia Clarke as a futuristic parent in “Pod Generation” and Daisy Ridley as a cubicle worker in “Sometimes I Think About Dying.”

Curiosity is the only non-alcoholic bar in Utah’s capital city.

Jennifer Shah, who sobbed Friday as she apologized for her crimes prior to the announcement of the sentence in a New York courtroom, admitted her guilt last July.

“Regardless of how these things were collected, oftentimes they were collected without the deep cultural knowledge that comes with an object,” said the museum’s curator of ethnography, Alexandra Greenwald.