The prices listed are discounted rates. To get the discount mention: Utah State: Parent & Family Weekend when booking.

• Travel Lodge | $44.99/double queen or single king
  364 South Main, Logan – 435.753.5623



• Super 8 Hotel | 10% off
  865 South Main, Logan – 435.753.8883



• Comfort Inn | $55.00/one queen or $62.00/double queen or single king
  2002 South Hwy 89/91, Logan – 435.787.2060



• Crystal Inn | $85 Standard - Double queen - Single King
  853 South Main, Logan – 800.280.0707 or 435.752.0707



• Days Inn and Suites | $59/single king, $69/double queen
  447 North Main, Logan – 435.752.9141



• The Anniversary Inn | Theme Suite Bed & Breakfast | Rates as low as $129
  169 East Center Street, Logan – 800.324.4152 or 435.752.3443



• Best Western Inn | $79.99 after 20% discount/ Double queen or Single King
  250 North Main, Logan - 800.532.5055 or 435 752 5700



• Baugh Motel | $68.95/ 2 Doubles or Queen & $78.95/ 2 Queens or Kingh
  1535 Main St. 435.752.5220 or 800.462.4054



• Holiday Inn | $99 Standard - Double Queen or Single King
  2235 North Main Street 435.713.4567

This reception will include doughnuts, cider, and tours of the USU Library. Tours will include a look at the robotic book retrieval system, the Hatch Room with authentic medieval furnishings, and the skull of famed grizzly bear Old Ephraim. The event is free to parents and their students.

Pre-registration is required.

Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field- 1400 North and approx. 1100 East

Cheer the women's soccer team as they take on Boise State in the final game before heading to the Mountain West Tournament. This event is free and no ticket is required.

Visit the on-campus Museum of Art for the weekly Museum and Music event. The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting modern and contemporary visual art. No reservation required, $3/person suggested donation.

Visit the on-campus Anthropology Museum and listen to visiting scholar Dr. Stacy Schaefer from California State University Chico as she talks about Shamanism. The Anthropology Museum is located in Old Main 252. This event is free and no advance registration or ticket is required.

Join your student as they cheer on the men's basketball team! Participate in the famous "I Believe" chant, and experience the fun atmosphere of the Smith Spectrum on game night.

Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.utahstateaggies.com/. The date of sale for individual tickets for this game has not been determined. More ticketing information will be posted here as soon as it is available, and will be included on the pre-event email sent mid-October.

Join your student at the Eccles Ice Arena as the Aggies take on the rival Utes. This game will sell out quickly that evening, so it is recommended you purchase tickets in advance. More ticketing information will be posted here as soon as it is available, and will be included on the pre-event email sent mid-October.

100 Years of Broadway recreates the greatest moments from the finest shows of the century featuring the actual stars of shows such as The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, CATS, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Jekyll & Hyde. These amazing performers light up the stage with songs from the hit shows in which they starred. Neil Berg presents brilliantly revived arrangements of Broadway classics as well as thrilling numbers from Broadways newest hit shows. Past productions of this popular show have featured Betty Buckley, Liz Callaway, Ben Vereen, and Alex Santoriello among others. Along with musical director and pianist Neil Berg, *Cast is subject to change based upon possible Broadway and touring developments.

You can find out more by going to http://cachearts.org/events.html.

A Catered Affair tells the story of a Bronx mother's efforts to give her only daughter the elaborate wedding she never had – and the bride never asked for. In this funny, poignant and oh-so-human show of love and disaffection, Harvey Fierstein's book and John Bucchino's score explore both our need for love and the true meaning of family.

For tickets and box office locations, please visit arts.usu.edu/htm/box-office. Please contact the Cain College of the Arts Box Office at 435.797.8022 or ccatickets@usu.edu for additional information.

The Antics improv troupe is a short- and long-form improv group that performs every Friday night at the Whittier Community Center located at 290 North 400 East in Logan.

All of their shows are family-friendly, and tickets can be purchased at the door using cash or card.

Join other Aggie families as you listen to a lecture on the History of USU by beloved Professor of History, F. Ross Peterson. Dr. Peterson is one of the nation's foremost historians. He has taught history at USU for over 40 years, taking a brief break to serve as president of Deep Springs College in California from 2004-2007. He has retired several times from USU, but keeps coming back to teach history courses due to popular demand. This event is free and open to all Parent and Family Weekend participants, and there will be a drawing for door prizes. Pastries, coffee, and juice will be provided in the lobby at 9:30 a.m. and the lecture will begin at 10:00 a.m.

Pre-registration is required.

Anthropologists have long traveled to Papua New Guinea to study the diverse cultural groups. Come see the museum's new collection of objects from this island nation and learn about its amazing 50,000 year history. Free and open to the public-geared toward young children. No tickets are required. The Anthropology Museum is located in Old Main room 252.

You can find more information by visiting anthromuseum.usu.edu or by calling 435.797-0730.

Join your student as they cheer on the Aggies as they take on Hawaii in Mountain West Conference play!

You can purchase your discounted tickets online at www.utahstateaggies.com/. Individual tickets for this game go on sale September 30. The promotional access code will be emailed to registered Parent and Family Weekend participants on that date. The discount only applies to online, advance purchases. Remember that students get into the general admission area for free with their USU ID card.

A Catered Affair tells the story of a Bronx mother's efforts to give her only daughter the elaborate wedding she never had – and the bride never asked for. In this funny, poignant and oh, so human show of love and disaffection, Harvey Fierstein's book and John Bucchino's score explore both our need for love and the true meaning of family.

For tickets and box office locations, please visit arts.usu.edu/htm/box-office. Please contact the Cain College of the Arts Box Office at 435.797.8022 or ccatickets@usu.edu for additional information.

Join your student as they cheer on the USU women's volleyball team while they take on Colorado State!

Tickets can be purchased the day of the game from the ticket office located on the first floor of the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. Prices are $5 per adult and $1 per youth. Visit www.utahstateaggies.com/ or call 1.800.USTATE.1 for more details.