Events

10:00 am - 11:00 pm    Logan City Limits 2017

Fair/Festival / Other

This year's festival will be held in Downtown Logan and includes music, film, food, art, and more. The event is FREE FOR EVERYONE and will run April 6-8. Plan on a weekend full of great tunes & fun ???? ???? -- Music headliners include: The National Parks, Brumby, Panthermilk, Sego, The Young North, Kitfox, Mideau, Little Barefoot, and more. Visit the Facebook event page for more information!

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10:00 am - 4:00 pm    Small Wonders

Exhibit / Cooperative Extension

Visit this creepy, crawly new exhibit to discover something new about the most common life form on earth; insects! From Mormon crickets to bark beetles and fireflies to honey bees, insects impact our lives in countless ways.

Swaner EcoCenter, More Info

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1:00 pm - 3:00 pm    Climbing Wall

Recreational / Extension

Climb through the EcoSystem from the bedrock all the way to the uplands. Our indoor climbing wall is fun for all ages. We supply the harness and ask that you come with shoes having covered toes.

Swaner EcoCenter, More Info

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2:00 pm - 3:00 pm    Ryn Haubner-Sheridan in Viola Recital

Arts & Entertainment / Caine College of the Arts

Enjoy an afternoon of viola music while going on a tour of Europe! The recital will feature works by the Hungarian, British and German composers Gyula David, York Bowen and J.S. Bach respectively. Curious to know more? Come and listen awhile! The event is free and open to the public.

Family Life Building, More Info

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2:00 pm - 3:30 pm    Utah State Football Spring Game

Athletics / Athletics

Spend your day at Maverik Stadium and watch the Aggies compete in their annual Blue/White Spring Football Game. Admission is FREE. Gates open at 1pm. Kickoff is set for 2pm.

Maverik Stadium, More Info

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7:00 pm - 8:00 pm    Facing Depression in Cache Valley Performances

Arts & Entertainment / Caine College of the Arts

Help erase the stigma of mental illness by attending this performance based on the experiences of local community members and depression. As part of The Facing Project, a national organization that promotes community dialogue, USU students, staff, and community volunteers have worked to bring the subject of depression out in the open. Monologues and scenes will be followed by a short talkback session with the director and licensed professionals. A free copy of the printed collection of stories will be available. No children under 5, audience discretion advised due to language and thematic material. Sponsored by the USU Center for Civic Engagement and Service-Learning, USU Department of Theatre Arts, and various community organizations.

Chase Fine Arts Center, Studio Theatre, More Info

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