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. $ $ 91 ...... 71 ...... zip line cables and bridges. (min. age 9) Colorado River. 8:00am – 4:00pm (min age: 5) . . EPHEDRAS GROTTO CANYONEERING $ $ COLORADO RIVER A.M. HALF-DAY 99...... 84...... Excellent canyoneering intro gives you access to seldom ...... Raft the river from Fisher Towers to Rocky Rapid. $ $ seen canyons with exciting rappels! 4 hrs (min age: 10) ...... 60 49 ......

8:15am – 12:30pm (min age: 5) . . DESERT ROCK CLIMBING COLORADO RIVER P.M. HALF-DAY $ $ Climbing, instruction, and fun on rope and rock! All 99...... 84...... Raft from Rocky Rapid to Takeout. Includes BBQ lunch . equipment provided. 5 hrs (min age: 5) ......

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71 61 ...... along the river. 10:45am – 4:00pm (min age: 5) . . HIGH ROPES COURSE WESTWATER CANYON FULL-DAY Challenge course, safety gear & instruction, and $ $ Enjoy exciting whitewater rapids & lunch in this unique 60...... 50...... $ $ southern Utah’s highest swing! 2 hrs (min age: 10) ...... Canyon. 7:30am – 6:00pm (min age: 10) ...... 180 180 . . . STAND UP PADDLEBOARDING FLIGHTS & HORSEBACK ADULTS YOUTH Transportation, board rental, instruction, guide, snacks $ $ ...... and water are included. (min age: 10) 79 59 ...... HOT AIR BALLOON RIDES . . . Soar over the sandstone valleys and spires of Moab $ $ from an unforgettable perspective. (Approx 3.5 hours) ...... 295...... 295...... HUMMER® SAFARIS YOUTH . . . ADULTS (under 16) CANYONLANDS & ARCHES FLIGHT See all highlights of Arches & Canyonlands NP in just $ $

SLICKROCK SAFARI ...... 246...... 246...... Incredible 4x4 experience over a landscape of petrified $ $ over an hour with a bird’s eye view! Departs 8:45am ...... 83 ...... 51 ...... sand dunes. Departs 7:30am, 10am, 1pm (2 hrs) . . . CASTLE VALLEY HORSEBACK RIDE 2.5 hours plus instruction on horses, with a stunning red $ $ ...... 100...... 100......

GRAND SAFARI . . . $ $ rock backdrop. Departs 8am (min age: 8) ...... Further explore the backcountry in the world’s most ...... 173 125 . . . serious 4x4. Departure times vary by season. (4 hrs) . JETBOAT TOURS & MORE YOUTH SUNSET SAFARI $ $ ADULTS (ages 4-15) The ideal time of day for the perfect off-road experience 94 ...... 71 ...... over petrified dunes and desert scenery. (3 hrs) . JETBOAT 3 HOUR FUN RUN TOUR Cruise the Colorado River near Canyonlands NP. $ $ ...... 89 ...... 79...... YOUTH Departs 8am, 1pm (3 hrs) . . . MOUNTAIN BIKING ADULTS (under 16) SUNSET JETBOAT & DINNER 1 hr Dutch-oven dinner plus 1.5 hr jetboat on the $ $ HALF-DAY MOUNTAIN BIKING ...... 79 ...... 69...... Colorado River near Canyonlands NP. . . . Easy to moderate rides. Enjoy scenic desert and red rock $ $ ...... 95 95 . . oasis. Includes bike rental, helmet, water. (4 hrs) . DINNER & NIGHT SHOW 1 hr Dutch-oven dinner plus 2 hr light show on slow- $ $ ...... 69 ...... 59...... CANYONLANDS SUNRISE DOWNHILL moving boat ride on the Colorado RIver. . . . Relaxing downhill ride w/ breakfast. Enjoy grand vistas $ $

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Publisher ...... Theresa King Editor ...... Steve Budelier Production, Graphic Design ..... Steve Budelier, Patrick Paul René, Allyson Mathis, Susan Baffi co, Weston Bartosh & Theresa King Circulation ...... Cathy Churampi, Susan Baffi co, Richard Salvitti Sales ...... Aaron Davies, Theresa King, Susan Baffi co Accounting ...... Heather Dalton, Kari Huts Pioneer Day Ice Cream Social Contributing Writers ...... Damian Fagan, Victoria Fugit, Marcy Hafner, John Hagner, David L. Brown, July 24, 7-9pm Laurie Schmidt, Coya Pair Photography ...... Patrick Paul René, Steve Budelier Museum lawn Ice Cream by Crystal’s Cakes & Cones Webmaster ...... Steve Budelier, Patrick Paul René Free Ice Cream! Cover painting by Serena Supplee Getting to the Point Music by Mill Creek Station Canyonlands Advertising P.O. Box 698 • Moab, Utah 84532 (435) 259 - 8431 • FAX (435) 259-2418 e-mail: [email protected] The Museum will be open too! www.moabhappenings.com

Table Of Contents Museum Happenings ...3A &1B Astrology ...... 13B Must See Happenings ...... 21A Churches ...... 11B Nature Happenings ...... 5B Serena Supplee Clubs & Organizations ...... 14B Night Sky Happenings ...... 18A Dead Horse Point ...... 19A Pet Happenings ...... 15B Cuisine Happenings ...... 17A Photography Happenings ...22A Education Happenings ...... 16B Restaurant Guide ...... 11-15A Drift & Dream Events Calendar ...... 4-6A Road & Mountain Biking ...... 2B July 4, 2016 - May 30, 2017 Gallery Happenings ...... 7B Shopping Guide ...... 8-9B John Wesley Powell River History Museum Healthy Happenings ...... 16A Southeast Utah Map ...... 20A 1765 E. Main | Green River, UT Hiking Happenings ...... 4B Stunts, Stars & Legends ..12B www.serenasupplee.com Lodging Guide ...... 10-11B Trail Happenings ...... 8A Reception: 2-5 pm July 4 Watercolor and oil paintings of rivers Live Music ...... 10A Water Adventure Happenings ... 3B

Edge of the Cedars STATE PARK MUSEUM 660 W. 400 North, Blanding Utah For more info call 435-678-2238 2016 Lecture Series All events are on Saturday aft ernoons Open 7 days a week at 2:00 p.m. in the Museum Auditorium Large selection July 9, Carol Patt erson, Ute Rock Art of Western Colorado and the Uintah Ouray Reservati on of vehicles Interpreted by Cliff ord Duncan 2 Locations to serve Moab to choose from. August 27, Laurie Webster, Re-Excavati ng Ancient - Moab Airport (Canyonlands Field) Texti les, Baskets, Wood, and Hides from compact, midsize Southeastern Utah: Latest Findings for the - In the Moab Adventure Center and full size. Cedar Mesa Perishables Project (Downtown) September 17, Susan Ryan, Chaco Canyon and Also Minivans and Jeeps the Rise of Complexity in the Middle and Northern San Juan Regions Discounts for multi-day rentals October 22, R.E. Burrillo, The Lens of History: Documenti ng Impacts to Archaeological Sites on Cedar Mesa through Comparati ve Canyonlands Jeep Adventures & Photography Car Rentals Exhibit through April 2017: Ancient Skies Through Ancient Eyes: Photography by Bob Maynard 225 South Main Street. Moab, Utah All lectures are at the Edge of the Cedars Auditorium 800-892-5337 435-259-4413 www.canyonlandsjeep.com and are free to the public. www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 3A MUSEUM HAPPENINGS What’s Lurking Behind the Scenes at the Museum of Moab? The Museum of The Museum Moab is the Moab Library has local works Valley’s center for of fi ction and historical cultural and natural books and documents history of eastern Utah about the Moab area and the Moab area. and the history of The exhibits include the Southwest. The everything from a collection includes Jurassic dinosaur old Moab city found just south of ordinances, mining town to archaeological history documents, artifacts to tools and archaeology, river historical artifacts from history, outlaws, resources for the history of our area. The Museum website pioneer settlement to pioneers, dinosaurs, lists a partial group of the oral history collection. mining equipment and and works of and Also, mark your calendar for July 24, Sunday from 7 - geologist Charlie Steen’s bronzed boots commemorating biographies about Edward Abbey, and many others. The 9:00 PM on the Museum lawn. The Museum will again be the day in 1952 he found the Mi Vida mine deposit. Photo Archives preserve over 50,000 slides, negatives, and celebrating Utah Pioneer Day with our Annual Ice Cream Did you know we have a Research/Reference Library photos of the town, its industries, historic events, and the Social. There will be music, games and ice cream! full of Moab area memorabilia in the form of historical surrounding landscape. So stop on in and see what’s new and make an books, photo archives, and local oral histories? Research Oral history is a method of collecting historic appointment to visit our Museum Library. If you’ve not and viewing of photos and oral histories is by appointment information through recorded spoken interviews between visited us yet, come and check out the Museum of Moab only and materials are not available for loan, but our a narrator with fi rsthand knowledge of signifi cant local at 118 East Center Street! See our website at www. Library room is open for your studies. events and an interviewer’s questioning. The Museum’s moabmuseum.org for information on our exhibits, tours, oral history collection is one of our most important and programming.

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Call 435-259-1111 afternoon upon the Sand Flats Road from the La Sal Loop for more info. junction to Slickrock Trail trailhead. For info: Grass Roots Events 435-260-0886 or [email protected] Jul 1 First Annual Independence Day Celebration - hosted by the Grand County Republican Party from 5-8pm at Jul 4 Artist Reception for Serena Supplee - 2-5pm at the Old City Park. Join us for pie tasting, hamburgers, hot John Wesley Powell River History Museum, 1765 E. dogs, music & games for the kids. Main, Green River. See Serena's Drift & Dream exhibit of watercolor & oil paintings of rivers & this issue of Moab Jul 1 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab Happenings. Style! We throw some colored pins into the mix. Get a strike on colored pin combinations & win from $1 to $25. Jul 4 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill - 6pm til We match you with a random secret partner every game close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. See ad pg 10A. to give you even more chances to win $$$. Call (435) Jul 5 Sheng Zhen Healing Gong - is a moving and non 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes available.1078 moving meditation class for self healing, with certifi ed HOLE N” THE ROCK Millcreek Drive. teacher Lisa De Rees from 1:00-1:45pm, by donation, Jul 1 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with the award- at the Grand Center Vitality Room, 182 North 500 West. Zoo, Tours & Ice Cream winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Western Music with 435-260-9678. The Canyon Cowboys 9pm free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 July 5 Moab Garden Club - 6:30 pm, 85 East 300 North. South. See ad this page. The monthly meeting will be held at Jani Deal's home, Jul 1 Rock the Mic: An Open Mic - 8 pm at the Moab Arts located at 85 E 300 North (also called Nob Hill). Her day & Recreation Center, 111 E 100 North. Sing/spit, swing/ lilies should be in full bloom & the koi pond in the back is a spin your way into the weekend. All art forms welcome, cool respite from the summer heat. All are welcome. If you fi rst time sharers encouraged! Rock the Mic is an open have questions email the [email protected]. mic event. Please be punktual! 435-259-6272. Jul 6 Toastmasters - is a self-paced public speaking club. Jul 2 Mountain Wildfl owers Seminar - join Canyonlands Held at Zions Bank Building at Noon on the fi rst & third Open 7 Days A Week 9am-5pm Field Institute with guest expert biologists Linda Whitham Wedneday of each month. 12 Miles South of Moab, Utah, on Hwy 191 & Joel Tuhy as we explore majestic mountain wildfl owers 435-686-2250 Jul 7 Moab Farmers' Market - Swanny City Park from on the La Sal Mountains. This day long trip will include 4:30-7pm. Fruit, veggies, entertainment & education for short trail walks to diff erent areas selected by our guest the whole family. Sponsored by the Southeastern Utah experts. To enroll either email info@cfi moab.org, call District Health Department. info: (435) 259-5602. See ad 435-259-7750, or go online cfi moab.org. pg 4A & article pg 16A. Open year round Jul 2 Free Class "Creating Shelter for Native Bees" - join Jul 7 Dinner with a Doc: Skin Care and Cancer - from Closed Sunday Claire Core (USU Extension Sustainability) & Jeff Adams 6-8pm at Moab Regional Hospital. The presentation will (Canyonlands Watershed Council/Terrasophia LLC) for be based around skin care & skin cancer prevention & Cowbo y a fun, interactive morning discussing & creating shelter treatment. The event is free, dinner included! Moab Trail Rides for native bees. We will cover some basic principles of Regional Hospital is very excited to welcome our new Traditional Cowboy pollinator health & types of shelter needed by diff erent General Surgeon Dr. Kim Brandau, MD!! Dr. Brandau Horsemanship types of bees. Participants will create their own bee shelter joins Moab Regional Hospital from Anaheim, California. Custom rides to take home. We will have a variety of materials & tools Small groups She has been a practicing general surgeon for over 21 Not just a trail ride, available. Participants are requested to bring additional years. She is an avid outdoorswoman who has been but a unique horseback experience. materials & tools to use on their projects & share with the visiting Moab for over 20 years. Please RSVP to Susan Please contact us at group. Ideas for additional materials includes, but is not Toth at (435) 719-5580 or [email protected]. (435) 259-0482 www.mhcowboy.com limited to, thick pieces of wood, drills, straws, reed grass, [email protected] clay, paint, pieces of metal, sparkles, & other decorations. Jul 7 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with the award- All ages welcome but children must be accompanied by winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Behind Zax at 56 an adult. 10am-11:30am, at Moonfl ower Coop. Please W 100 South. See ad this page sign up at Moonfl ower! Contact: Claire at claire.core@ Jul 7-11 Geology of the Colorado River - fl oat with magic, music aggiemail.usu.edu for more info. Canyonlands Field Institute & guest expert geologist comedy & fun! Jul 2 Build Your Own Hula Hoop - 1-3pm at the Moab Arts Andres Aslan, Professor of Geology at Colorado Mesa Moab’s University, from Loma, CO. to Cisco, UT. as we share our “bring food to go & Recreation Center, 111 E 100 North. For info 435-259- love for geology. Professor Aslan will guide you through Theater and see a show!” 6272, moabmarc.com (outside food and drink welcome!) the geology of the canyons while CFI naturalist guides Jul 2 Moab Backyard Theater Variety Show - Magic, command the boats, prepare meals, & help answer any Wednesday - Bluegrass 7:30 Comedy, Music and Fire Dancing!! 8pm, $10, kids 5 and questions you have about the area. To enroll email info@ Grab a bite over $5. fi ve & under free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. Thursday a- Mckagicya 7:30rd to eat at the cfi moab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go online cfi moab.org. baCKYarD See ad this page. Friday - Magic/Music 7:30 KitCheN! Jul 8 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab saTurdayB - VarieTy shoW! 8:00 Jul 2 Arches National Park Night Sky Program - a brief Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes (magic, music, comedy & fire!) ranger program followed by a constellation tour & available.1078 Millcreek Drive. telescope viewing at Delicate Arch Viewpoint from 9:30- visit website for times and more info! moabbackyardtheater.com 11pm. Experience the park after dark. Bring a chair, red Jul 8 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with the award- 56 W. 100 S. (1/2 Block off Main next to Zax) fl ashlight to help maintain night vision & perhaps a jacket. winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Western Music with 435-719-2299. The Canyon Cowboys 9pm free. Behind Zax at 56W 100 South. See article pg 15A. Jul 2 Nine Ball Pool Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, Gravel Pit Lanes, 1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748. Jul 8 Artist in the Parks - Join Artist in the Parks Madeline Old Spanish "Maddie" Logowitz for a fun and inspiring visit in the park. Jul 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY - FOURTH OF JULY Arches National Park. Fiery Furnace Viewpoint, 7:30- Trail Arena Jul 4 Fireworks Display - sponsored by Grand County, the 8:30am. Arches Visitor Center, 1:00-2:30pm. Article pg 14B Grand County Recreation District, & the City of Moab. Jul 8-10 Sound Journey with Hanna O. Wilder - a weekend Fireworks will be choreographed to a playlist & aired on of music, sound, voice, movement, & healing. Friday from 97.1 “KCYN” and showcased from Lions Back at dark, 8-10pm, experience Sound Journey as a vehicle, taking Have your event at the Arena! approximately 10pm. Rain/wind date: within 2 days. in the sounds of voice, bowls & other sacred instruments. We do Horse Shows, Dances, Fashion Shows, Jul 4 Blanding 4th of July Celebration - Parade, Mayor's Saturday 9am-Noon, experience Voice Exploration using UTV Rallys. Breakfast, Road Race, Softball Tourney, 7 on 7 Football, breath, lift, & connection to express the voice. Sunday ANYTHING is possible!! Kids Games, Food & Craft Booths, Concerts, & Fireworks! ,explore Spontaneous Movement, using movement, stillness Sound System • Conference Room Visit www.blanding.ut.gov for a full schedule of events! & sound. For info & to reserve space email mstewart@ Climate Controlled for year round comfort. moabcity.org or call 435-260-7116. Call 435-259-6226 Jul 4 MAS 50 – Moab’s Alpine to Slickrock 50 mile foot race early morning (5 AM) to be completed at the Slickrock Trail DEADLINE for AUGUST Events Calendar: JULY 20, 2016 Listings in the Moab Happenings Events Calendar are FREE!! Do you know of an event for the Happenings calendar?? Call (435) 259-8431 or fax us at (435) 259-2418 email: [email protected] www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 5A MOAB AREA EVENTS CALENDAR 2016 EVENTS

July Events Sept 30-Oct 1 . . Moab Pride Festival November 4-6 . . Celtic Festival "Scots on the Rocks" Jul 1-Aug 31 Moab Public Library's Adult & Teen Summer in the Sand Flats Recreation area. So plan accordingly & 2016 MOAB Events Sept 30-Oct 1 . . Outerbike Fall November 9-12 . . Moab Senior Games Reading Program - read & win! Receive prize tickets for move safely, yielding to runners, expect delays into the July 4 ...... Fourth of July Celebration October 1 ...... Moab Century Tour N o v e m b e r 11-13 . Moab Salsa Bachata Dance Festival reading time & each book you read. Call 435-259-1111 afternoon upon the Sand Flats Road from the La Sal Loop August 6 ...... Relay for Life (Am. Cancer Society) Oct 1-8 ...... PleinAir Moab November 25-27 Moab International Film Festival for more info. junction to Slickrock Trail trailhead. For info: Grass Roots Events 435-260-0886 or [email protected] September 1-12. . Moab Music Festival October 7-9 . . . . Rock, Gem & Mineral Show December 2 . . . . . Christmas Tree Lighting Jul 1 First Annual Independence Day Celebration - hosted September 3-4 . . Moab Studio Tour October 20-22 . . Jeep Jamboree December 2-3 . . . Grand Center X-mas Gift Fair by the Grand County Republican Party from 5-8pm at Jul 4 Artist Reception for Serena Supplee - 2-5pm at the September 3-5 . . RR4 Wheelers Labor Day Campout October 23 . . . . . The Other Half December 3 . . . . . MARC Holiday Gift Fair Old City Park. Join us for pie tasting, hamburgers, hot John Wesley Powell River History Museum, 1765 E. dogs, music & games for the kids. Main, Green River. See Serena's Drift & Dream exhibit September 22-25 Moab Skydive Festival October 27-30 . . Moab Ho-Down Mtn Bike Festival December 3 . . . . . Winter Sun Run 10K of watercolor & oil paintings of rivers & this issue of Moab September 22-25 Moab Festival of Science November 1 . . . . .Dia de Los Muertos December 3 . . . . . Electric Light Parade Jul 1 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab Happenings. Style! We throw some colored pins into the mix. Get a September 23 . . . Dancing with the Moab Stars November 4-6 . . Moab Folk Festival Dec 16 & 17 . . . . Community Rebuilds Holiday Theater strike on colored pin combinations & win from $1 to $25. Jul 4 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill - 6pm til We match you with a random secret partner every game close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. See ad pg 10A. July Events (continued) monitor both adult & “young of year” Pikeminnow 7pm at Star Hall, to give you even more chances to win $$$. Call (435) Jul 21 Moab Free Film Screenings - Jul 5 Sheng Zhen Healing Gong - is a moving and non Jul 9 Jewelry Wire Wrapping Class- 1-4pm at the populations to gain insight into the success (or 159 E. Center St. The Lady in the Van based on 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes available.1078 moving meditation class for self healing, with certifi ed Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 111 E. 100 North. failure) of management actions. We will discuss the true story of Miss Shepard who "temporarily" Millcreek Drive. HOLE N” THE ROCK teacher Lisa De Rees from 1:00-1:45pm, by donation, For info 435-259-6272. some recent changes in the upper basin which parked her van in writer Alan Bennett's London Jul 1 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with the award- at the Grand Center Vitality Room, 182 North 500 West. Jul 9 Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum could account for the positive response seen in driveway & proceeded to live there for 15 years. Zoo, Tours & Ice Cream winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Western Music with 435-260-9678. Lecture Series - join Carol Patterson to discuss young of year numbers & what implications this A relationship develops that changes both of their The Canyon Cowboys 9pm free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 July 5 Moab Garden Club - 6:30 pm, 85 East 300 North. Ute Rock Art of Western Colorado & the Uintah could have for Pikeminnow recovery. Sponsored lives. Brought to you by the Utah Film Center & South. See ad this page. The monthly meeting will be held at Jani Deal's home, Ouray Reservation, 2pm. See ad pg 2A. by the Canyonlands Natural History Association Grand County Public Library. Jul 1 Rock the Mic: An Open Mic - 8 pm at the Moab Arts located at 85 E 300 North (also called Nob Hill). Her day & Museum of Moab. 6pm at the Moab Information Jul 9 Gallery Moab Reception - for guest artist, Jul 21 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with & Recreation Center, 111 E 100 North. Sing/spit, swing/ lilies should be in full bloom & the koi pond in the back is a Center, corner of Center & Main. Charlotte Purcell Gary. Learn about the details the award-winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. spin your way into the weekend. All art forms welcome, cool respite from the summer heat. All are welcome. If you of fi ber painting from 6-9pm, 87 N. Main St. See Jul 14 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A. fi rst time sharers encouraged! Rock the Mic is an open have questions email the [email protected]. the award-winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. article pg 7B,ad pg 8A Jul 21-23 Monticello Pioneer Days - sponsored by mic event. Please be punktual! 435-259-6272. Jul 6 Toastmasters - is a self-paced public speaking club. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A. the San Juan County Chamber of Commerce. For Jul 9 Nine Ball Pool Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, Jul 2 Mountain Wildfl owers Seminar - join Canyonlands Held at Zions Bank Building at Noon on the fi rst & third Gravel Pit Lanes, 1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748 July 15 Artist in the Parks - Join Artist in the Parks info: http://www.utahscanyoncountry.com/events Open 7 Days A Week 9am-5pm Field Institute with guest expert biologists Linda Whitham Wedneday of each month. Madeline "Maddie" Logowitz for a fun and inspiring - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, 12 Miles South of Moab, Utah, on Hwy 191 & Joel Tuhy as we explore majestic mountain wildfl owers Jul 9 Moab Backyard Theater Variety Show - Jul 22 Gravel Pit Lanes 435-686-2250 Jul 7 Moab Farmers' Market - Swanny City Park from visit in the park. Canyonlands National Park, Island Moab Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot on the La Sal Mountains. This day long trip will include Magic, Comedy, Music and Fire Dancing!! 8pm, 4:30-7pm. Fruit, veggies, entertainment & education for in the Sky District. Visitor Center. 8-10am, Green - only 12 lanes available.1078 Millcreek Drive. short trail walks to diff erent areas selected by our guest the whole family. Sponsored by the Southeastern Utah $10, kids 5 and over $5. fi ve & under free. Behind River Overlook, 10:30am-1:30pm. Fiery Furnace experts. To enroll either email info@cfi moab.org, call District Health Department. info: (435) 259-5602. See ad Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A. Viewpoint. 7:30-8:30am. Arches Visitor Center. Jul 22 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with 435-259-7750, or go online cfi moab.org. pg 4A & article pg 16A. Jul 9 Hillman Triathlon in Blanding- $35 1:00-2:30pm. See article pg 14B the award-winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Western Music with The Canyon Cowboys 9pm Open year round Jul 2 Free Class "Creating Shelter for Native Bees" - join registration. For info contact Steve Olsen at: 801- Jul 7 Dinner with a Doc: Skin Care and Cancer - from Jun 15 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, free. Behind Zax at 56W 100 South. See ad pg 4A Closed Sunday Claire Core (USU Extension Sustainability) & Jeff Adams 6-8pm at Moab Regional Hospital. The presentation will 243-3559 or [email protected] visit: Moab Style! Call 435-259-4748 to reserve a spot- (Canyonlands Watershed Council/Terrasophia LLC) for be based around skin care & skin cancer prevention & hillmantriathlon.info. only 12 lanes available.1078 Millcreek Drive. Jul 23 Nine Ball Pool Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, a fun, interactive morning discussing & creating shelter treatment. The event is free, dinner included! Moab Gravel Pit Lanes, 1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748. Cowbo y Jul 9-10 Ride Festival - music festival in Telluride, Jul 15 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with Trail Rides for native bees. We will cover some basic principles of Regional Hospital is very excited to welcome our new Colorado features Pearl Jam, Cage the Elephant, the award-winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Jul 23 Moab Backyard Theater Variety Show - Traditional Cowboy pollinator health & types of shelter needed by diff erent General Surgeon Dr. Kim Brandau, MD!! Dr. Brandau The Dirty Knobs, The Temperance Movement & Magic, Comedy, Music and Fire Dancing!! 8pm, Horsemanship Western Music with The Canyon Cowboys 9pm types of bees. Participants will create their own bee shelter joins Moab Regional Hospital from Anaheim, California. other great bands in the lineup. Visit ridefestival. $10, kids 5 and over $5. fi ve & under free. Behind Custom rides to take home. We will have a variety of materials & tools free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A. Small groups She has been a practicing general surgeon for over 21 com for info. Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A Not just a trail ride, available. Participants are requested to bring additional years. She is an avid outdoorswoman who has been Jul 16 Nine Ball Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, Gravel but a unique horseback experience. Jul 11 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill- materials & tools to use on their projects & share with the visiting Moab for over 20 years. Please RSVP to Susan Pit Lanes, 1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748. Jul 23 Four Corners Monument Annual Please contact us at group. Ideas for additional materials includes, but is not 6pm til close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. Appreciation Day - fun walk, Native American Toth at (435) 719-5580 or [email protected]. Jul 16 Moab Backyard Theater Variety Show - (435) 259-0482 www.mhcowboy.com limited to, thick pieces of wood, drills, straws, reed grass, See ad page 10A. performers & all day entertainment. Luncheon [email protected] Jul 7 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with the award- Magic, Comedy, Music and Fire Dancing!! 8pm, clay, paint, pieces of metal, sparkles, & other decorations. July 12 Artist in the Parks - Join Artist in the Parks & keynote speaker. For info, Navajo Parks & winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Behind Zax at 56 $10, kids 5 and over $5. fi ve & under free. Behind All ages welcome but children must be accompanied by Madeline "Maddie" Logowitz for a fun and inspiring Recreation 928-206-2540 or navajonationparks.org. W 100 South. See ad this page Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A. an adult. 10am-11:30am, at Moonfl ower Coop. Please visit in the park. Arches National Park. Courthouse Jul 24 UTAH STATE HOLIDAY: PIONEER DAY. sign up at Moonfl ower! Contact: Claire at claire.core@ Jul 7-11 Geology of the Colorado River - fl oat with Towers, 7:30-9:30am. Arches Visitor Center, Jul 18 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill magic, music Jul 24 Museum of Moab's Ice Cream Social - aggiemail.usu.edu for more info. Canyonlands Field Institute & guest expert geologist 10:00am-12:30pm. See article pg 14B - 6pm til close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. comedy & fun! celebrating Utah Pioneer Day. Music, games & Andres Aslan, Professor of Geology at Colorado Mesa Jul 2 Build Your Own Hula Hoop - 1-3pm at the Moab Arts Jul 12 Sheng Zhen Healing Gong - is a moving and Jul 18-19 Golf Tournament at Moab Golf Club - 1, 2 ice cream. 7-9pm. See ad pg 2A, article pg 1B. Moab’s University, from Loma, CO. to Cisco, UT. as we share our “bring food to go & Recreation Center, 111 E 100 North. For info 435-259- non moving meditation class for self healing, with or 3 Person Scramble, 2705 E. Bench Road. For love for geology. Professor Aslan will guide you through Jul 25 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill and see a show!” 6272, moabmarc.com certifi ed teacher Lisa De Rees from 1:00-1:45pm, info: 435-259-6488. Theater the geology of the canyons while CFI naturalist guides - 6pm til close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. (outside food and drink welcome!) by donation, at the Grand Center Vitality Room, Join Artist in the Parks Jul 2 Moab Backyard Theater Variety Show - Magic, command the boats, prepare meals, & help answer any July 19 Artist in the Parks - 182 North 500 West. 435-260-9678. Madeline "Maddie" Logowitz for a fun and inspiring Jul 25-29 Moab Summer Theatre Camp - 9am-3pm Wednesday - Bluegrass 7:30 Comedy, Music and Fire Dancing!! 8pm, $10, kids 5 and questions you have about the area. To enroll email info@ Grab a bite daily for ages 5 & up. Camp will have their fi nal over $5. fi ve & under free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. 5:30-8:30pm at the visit in the park. Arches National Park. The Thursday a- Mckagicya 7:30rd to eat at the cfi moab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go online cfi moab.org. Jul 12 Alternative Printmaking- performance of An Arabian Night on the 29th baCKYarD See ad this page. Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 111 E. 100 North. Windows, 7:30-10:00am. Arches Visitor Center, riday agic usic KitCheN! - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab at 6pm. Sponsored by Moab Arts & Recreation F - M /M 7:30 Jul 8 Gravel Pit Lanes For info 435-259-6272, moabmarc.com 10:30am-2:30pm. See article pg 14B aTurday arieTy hoW Jul 2 Arches National Park Night Sky Program - a brief Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes Center and Xanadu Performance Arts Company. s B - V s ! 8:00 Jul 19 Sheng Zhen Healing Gong - is a moving and (magic, music, comedy & fire!) ranger program followed by a constellation tour & available.1078 Millcreek Drive. Jul 13-15 Youth River Skills Camp - for students To register email: [email protected]. telescope viewing at Delicate Arch Viewpoint from 9:30- entering 7th - 12th grade. Learn rafting & paddling non moving meditation class for self healing, with visit website for times and more info! - Magic Night with the award- Jul 26 Sheng Zhen Healing Gong - is a moving and moabbackyardtheater.com 11pm. Experience the park after dark. Bring a chair, red Jul 8 Moab Backyard Theater techniques, guiding skills, & area natural history certifi ed teacher Lisa De Rees from 1:00-1:45pm, non moving meditation class for self healing, with 56 W. 100 S. (1/2 Block off Main next to Zax) fl ashlight to help maintain night vision & perhaps a jacket. winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Western Music with with Canyonlands Field Institute! This two-night by donation, at the Grand Center Vitality Room, certifi ed teacher Lisa De Rees from 1:00-1:45pm, 435-719-2299. The Canyon Cowboys 9pm free. Behind Zax at 56W 100 program utilizes paddle & oar-rig rafts, infl atable 182 North 500 West. 435-260-9678. by donation, at the Grand Center Vitality Room, South. See article pg 15A. kayaks, and stand up paddleboards on a gentle Jul 2 Nine Ball Pool Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, Gravel Pit Jul 19-22 La Sal Mountains Explorer Base 182 North 500 West. 435-260-9678. Lanes, 1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748. Jul 8 Artist in the Parks - Join Artist in the Parks Madeline stretch of the Colorado River. To enroll email Camp Session 1 - for students entering 5th- Old Spanish "Maddie" Logowitz for a fun and inspiring visit in the park. info@cfi moab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go 8th grade. Retreat from the heat in this popular Jul 26 Polyfaces: A World Of Many Choices Film Jul 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY - FOURTH OF JULY Arches National Park. Fiery Furnace Viewpoint, 7:30- online cfi moab.org. eco-adventure with Canyonlands Field Institute. Screening - is a joyful fi lm about a style of farming focused on connecting to the land & community Trail Arena Jul 4 Fireworks Display - sponsored by Grand County, the 8:30am. Arches Visitor Center, 1:00-2:30pm. Article pg 14B Swanny City Park Your kids will spend time outdoors in the La Sal Jul 14 Moab Farmers' Market - to support a healthier, ecologically sustainable, Grand County Recreation District, & the City of Moab. from 4:30-7pm. Fruit, veggies, entertainment & Mountains learning about wildlife, enjoying fun Jul 8-10 Sound Journey with Hanna O. Wilder - a weekend vibrant, food economy. Tickets are $5/person at Fireworks will be choreographed to a playlist & aired on eduction for the whole family. Sponsored by the activities, & fi shing! Our fi nal day will be spent of music, sound, voice, movement, & healing. Friday from the door. Star Hall, 159 E Center St. Proceeds 97.1 “KCYN” and showcased from Lions Back at dark, Southeastern Utah District Health Department. rafting on the Moab “Daily”. To enroll either email 8-10pm, experience Sound Journey as a vehicle, taking benefi t Youth Garden Project.For info: kate@ Have your event at the Arena! approximately 10pm. Rain/wind date: within 2 days. info: (435) 259-5602. See ad pg 4A & article pg 16A. info@cfi moab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go in the sounds of voice, bowls & other sacred instruments. youthgardenproject.org or 435-259-2326. We do Horse Shows, Dances, Fashion Shows, online cfi moab.org. See ad pg 22A. Jul 4 Blanding 4th of July Celebration - Parade, Mayor's Saturday 9am-Noon, experience Voice Exploration using Jul 14 Free Lecture Series - Colorado Pikeminnow: UTV Rallys. Breakfast, Road Race, Softball Tourney, 7 on 7 Football, breath, lift, & connection to express the voice. Sunday Jul 20 Toastmasters - is a self-paced public speaking Jul 27 Latin Night at Club Rio - 8pm come to Club ANYTHING is possible!! Life History & Exciting Findings from the Rio for a $5. All Levels Salsa lesson with Hurricane Kids Games, Food & Craft Booths, Concerts, & Fireworks! ,explore Spontaneous Movement, using movement, stillness . by Utah Division of Wildlife, club. Held at Zions Bank Building at Noon on the Sound System • Conference Room 2015 Field Season Rita. No partner necessary to dance! Followed by Visit www.blanding.ut.gov for a full schedule of events! & sound. For info & to reserve space email mstewart@ Christopher Michaud. The Colorado Pikeminnow fi rst & third Wedneday of each month. Climate Controlled for year round comfort. salsa, bachata, kizomba, & zouk until 11pm. Club moabcity.org or call 435-260-7116. is the largest predatory fi sh native to the Colorado Call 435-259-6226 Jul 4 MAS 50 – Moab’s Alpine to Slickrock 50 mile foot race Jul 20 Wildlife & Pollinators - 6pm at the Moab Rio 21+ (2S 100W). dancemoab.com. early morning (5 AM) to be completed at the Slickrock Trail River Basin. Pikeminnow were once common Public Library, 257 E. Center St. Learn about & widespread throughout the southwest. native pollinators, honey bees & monarch Jul 28 Moab Farmers' Market - Swanny City Park Unfortunately, beginning in the 1930s, populations butterfl ies. How can you provide a benefi cial from 4:30- 7pm. Fruit, veggies, entertainment & DEADLINE for AUGUST Events Calendar: JULY 20, 2016 declined. Originally listed as endangered in 1967, habitat for all pollinators? Free! Sign up by emailing education for the whole family. Sponsored by the Moab Happenings Pikeminnow were given full protection under the [email protected]. Southeastern Utah District Health Department. Listings in the Events Calendar are FREE!! Endangered Species Act in 1973. Today, the info: (435) 259-5602. See ad pg 4A & article pg 16A. Jul 21 Moab Farmers' Market - Swanny City Park Do you know of an event for the Happenings calendar?? Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery from 4:30-7pm. Fruit, veggies, entertainment & Jul 28 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with Program, a multi stakeholder partnership, is Call (435) 259-8431 or fax us at (435) 259-2418 education for the whole family. Sponsored by the the award-winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. attempting to recover this imperiled species Southeastern Utah District Health Department. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. See ad pg 4A. through adaptive management. Researchers email: [email protected] info: (435) 259-5602. See ad pg 4A & article pg 16A. 6A • Moab Happenings www.moabhappenings.com MORE MOAB AREA EVENTS July Events (continued) It’s Cooler in the Hills Aug 12-13 Women's Redrock Music Festival - 10th Jul 29 Gravel Pit Lanes- 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab Text or Call Annual Music Festival by women for everyone! for Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes tickets & information, womensredrockmusicfest. 801-599-2789 available.1078 Millcreek Drive. com. See ad & article pg 6B. 801-891-8842 Jul 29 Moab Backyard Theater - Magic Night with the award- Aug 12-13 Sixth Annual George Geer Memorial winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm $5. Western Music with The Car Show - see classic, hot rods & more. Cortez, Canyon Cowboys 9pm free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. For something different, Colorado. Local food, vendors & music. Friday Jul 30 Nine Ball Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, Gravel Pit night Burn-Out Contest at Angel's End Zone & take an off trail ride in the Lanes,1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748. Car Show at Centennial Park all day on Saturday. For info 970-560-2572. See ad pg 23A. mountains above Moab Jul 30 Moab Backyard Theater Variety Show - Magic, [email protected] Comedy, Music and Fire Dancing!! 8pm, $10, kids 5 and Aug 15 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill www.rocknridge.com over $5. fi ve & under free. Behind Zax at 56 W 100 South. - 6pm til close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. See ad pg 4A. See ad pg 10A. Jul 31-Aug 6 Montezuma County Fair - in Cortez, Colorado. Aug 16 Touring Mushroom Author Peter McCoy - Carnival, 4-H, FFA, Demolition Derby, Music and tons of from 6-8pm at the Moab Library, 257 E. Center St. events.montezumacounty.org/web/services/countyfair. Ad A free evening presentation & reading on McCoy’s pg 23A new & unprecedented book, Radical Mycology: A Treatise On Seeing & Working With Fungi. August Events Fungi are everywhere around us, fulfi lling critical ecological roles & sustaining whole habitats. join 3 'n 1 Mixed Aug 1-2 Golf Tournament at Moab Golf Club - Mushrooms & other fungi are deeply woven in Bestball, 2705 E. Bench Road. For info: 435-259-6488. See the history of the Earth & human cultures from ad pg 4A. around the world. Today mushroom cultivation is Aug 1 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill - 6pm til increasingly proving its ability to address a range close, 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. of pressing global issues, from food shortages, Aug 3 Hip Hop for Families - starring Mr. Kneel, 1:30pm at Star to chronic disease rates, to environmental degradation. Most people are unaware of the www.utahscanyoncountry.com Hall, 159 E. Center St. This performance is sponsored by the Grand County Summer Reading Program. importance that the Fungal Kingdom holds in stewarding our world. Aug 3-5 San Juan Mining & Reclamation Conference - Edge of the in Durango, Colorado. People interested in innovative Aug 21 Moab Free Film Screenings - 7pm at Star Cedars solutions to the impacts of mining on watersheds & mountain Hall, 159 E. Center St. Janis: Little Girl Blue a State Park environments should join us for an evening reception, full moving, insightful portrait of the original "Rock Museum day of presentations & mine district tour in the Silverton Chick" Janis Joplin, a woman with a ferocious, soulful voice who broke into the male-dominated 660 West, 400 North, in Blanding, Utah. area. Lodging & food not included. Hosted by Mountain For more information please call the Edge of the Studies Institute: www.mountainstudies.org/sjmrc. For info: music scene but grappled with her inner demons Cedars State Park Museum at (435) 678-2238 Tanya Ishikawa 303-819-7784. & addictions. Brought to you by the Utah Film Day Visits: $5 per person or $20 a carload Center & Grand County Public Library. $3 Children 6-12 Aug 4 Free Lecture Series - Respect & Protect Public Aug 19 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Tour Buses $3 per person Awareness Campaign - Ashley Losey & Dianne Olson . Annual Passes are $75 Join BLM & Tread Lightly for the Moab kick off of Respect & Moab Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot Park Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm Protect, our cultural resources public awareness campaign. - only 12 lanes available.1078 Millcreek Drive. Sunday 12-4pm We hope to get the public interested their heritage & aware Aug 20 Canyon Country Discovery Center Grand Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year’s Day of ways to enjoy archaeological & paleontological sites Opening Celebration - see ad & article pg 7A responsibly. We want to catch people's attention, inform Aug 22 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill their behaviors, & give people the opportunity to act. We will - 6pm til close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. be speaking about the campaign’s key messages & how we Moab Golf Course will be deploying that message locally & across the state. Aug 25 Arches Visitors Center Movie Night - Scenic 18 Holes Sponsored by the Canyonlands Natural History Association showcasing park fi lms from lesser-known units & Museum of Moab. 6pm at the Moab Information Center, of the National Park Service in celebration of the Open to the public corner of Center & Main. National Park Service's 100th Birthday. all year long, Aug 4-8 Annual River Rafting Trip for Women - Canyonlands Aug 25-28 National Park Service Birthday- The Field Institute’s annual river rafting trip for women is led National Park Service turns 100 years old in seven days a week! by our Director Karla VanderZanden. Enjoy three nights 2016 & we want everyone to join the party! On 16 camping & river running on the Colorado River from Ruby- days in 2016, all National Park Service sites that Horsethief down through Westwater Canyon. Reconnect, charge an entrance fee will off er free admission to Call for tee times revel, & relax with stories, nature walks, & river running. everyone. For more info visit nps.gov/fi ndapark/ 435-259-6488 Bring your mothers & daughters! To enroll either email info@ feefreeparks.htm. cfi moab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go online cfi moab.org. Aug 26 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Aug 5 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab Moab Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot Style! We throw some colored pins into the mix. Get a - only 12 lanes available.1078 Millcreek Drive. strike on colored pin combinations & win from $1 to $25. We Aug 27 Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum match you with a random secret partner every game to give Lecture Series - join Laurie Webster on Re- you even more chances to win $$$. Call (435) 259-4748 to Excavating Ancient Textiles, Baskets, Wood, & • Fitness Classes reserve a spot - only 12 lanes available.1078 Millcreek Dr. Hides from Southeastern Utah, 2pm. See ad pg 2A. Fitness Center • Lap Swim - bring Aug 5-7 Cortez Rendezvous Hot Air Balloon Rally Aug 27 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill- • Water Aerobics your family & friends to meet the pilots & crews. Flying from 6pm-close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. • Springboards & Water Slides Parque de Vida in Cortez, Colorado at 6:30am. For info • Showers 505-977-2679. See ad pg 23A. Aug 27 Latin Night at Club Rio - 8pm come to Open Swim • Child Care Club Rio for a $5 All Levels bachata lesson with Aug 6 Nine Ball Pool Tourneys - 6:30pm til close, Gravel Pit Hurricane Rita. No partner necessary to dance! Lanes, 1078 Millcreek Dr, 435-259-4748. 374 Park Ave (435) 259-8226 Followed by Bachata, kizomba, Zouk, & Salsa Visit website for fees & schedules Aug 6 Arches National Park Night Sky Program- a ranger until 11pm. Perfect for a date night! 21+ (2S www.moabcity.org program followed by a constellation tour & telescope viewing 100W). dancemoab.com/ for more information. at Delicate Arch Viewpoint from 9:30-11pm. Experience the Aug 29 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill park after dark. Bring a chair, red fl ashlight to help maintain 6pm til close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. night vision & perhaps a jacket. 435-719-2299. Visit the Aug 31 Water Harvesting, Conservation & Use - Aug 8 Chess Club at The Alley Sports Pub & Grill - 6pm til 6pm at USU Moab pergola, 125 W. 200 South. close. 1078 Millcreek Dr. 435-259-4748. See ad pg 10A. Learn how to design from water to plants. Focus Grand Center! Aug 8 Latin Night at Club Rio - 8pm come to Club Rio for a on various strategies for effi cient water use $5 All Levels bachata lesson with Hurricane Rita. No partner (passive, & active water harvesting & holistically 182 N. 500 W. necessary to dance! Followed by Bachata, kizomba, Zouk, designed drip irrigation systems). Free! Sign up 435-259-6623 & Salsa until 11pm. Perfect for a date night! 21+ (2 S 100W) by emailing [email protected]. dancemoab.com/ for more information. Aug 31 Free Latin Night at Club Rio - Kizomba -8 Lunch: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. Aug 12 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab pm come to Club Rio for a $5 All Levels kizomba under 60 $6.00, over 60 $2.50 Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes lesson with Hurricane Rita. Followed by social available.1078 Millcreek Drive. dance until 11pm. (2S 100W). dancemoab.com. suggested donation. www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 7A EDUCATION HAPPENINGS

USU-Moab Strengthens Relationships with Local Business by Dr. Cynthia Gibson USU Moab is preparing to launch a completely new managers will be able to both contribute to and benefi t program that will invite local businesses to collaborate with from their involvement with the USU Moab E-Club. USU students in internship and entrepreneurial activities. On the contribution side, USU E-Clubbers will seek The fall of 2016 will see the formation and launch of to engage in joint projects with local businesses to study the USU Moab Entrepreneurship Club – a student club compelling problems and present creative solutions – open to all USU majors. The E-Club seeks to educate all something that University students are uniquely skilled at benefi t employers who have suff ered from the scarcity of students interested in intrapreneurial and entrepreneurial as most of their University courses require project work a qualifi ed, educated workforce in Moab. They can “grow careers. Intrapreneurship is the act of behaving like an geared toward creative solution generation. In this respect, their own” by starting USU Moab students as interns while entrepreneur while working within a large organization, the E-Club students will benefi t local businesses as a the students complete their degree programs and then hire while entrepreneurship is taking all the risks and rewards source of objective and low-cost (free) business consulting the students, if appropriate, as fulltime employees when of running a business completely on oneself. Our students while the students will benefi t from the real-life experience the students graduate with their USU degree. will be considering both paths as they plan their futures, of hands-on business problem solving outside of the Since most USU Moab students work part-time so the E-Club will allow students to engage in activities classroom. to fulltime jobs while enrolled, a paid internship could that will prepare them to run their own businesses as well Another aspect of the new Entrepreneurship Club replace one or all of their jobs. Perhaps a greater benefi t is as to make signifi cant creative contributions to their future that will benefi t local businesses as well as students is that the student would not only receive on-the-job training employers. hands-on experience of a diff erent kind. The E-Club will as the internship duties are performed, but the internship To that end, the USU Moab E-Club will seek to develop and manage an internship program that will solicit may actually become fulltime employment, allowing the actively engage local businesses at all levels from single- paid, high-quality internships from local business owners student to continue to live, work, and raise a family in owner entrepreneurs to larger, multi-employee corporations and managers who are willing to consider transition to Moab. in Moab. It is envisioned that local business owners and permanent employment. This new internship program will Canyon Country Discovery Center Grand Opening After 32 years, the Four Corners School of Outdoor questions or comments. We hope to see you there! Education is proud to announce the grand opening of our The Four Corners School was founded in 1984 by Janet new campus – the Canyon Country Discovery Center! Ross to create lifelong learning experiences for people Serena Supplee The Grand Opening will be held on Saturday, August of all ages and backgrounds about the Colorado Plateau 20th from 10:00am until dark. The event is free and open through conservation, service, education, and adventure. to all. It will include a wide array of musical performances, including the R. Carlos Nakai Quartet, Scott Ibex, Jenna Drift & Dream Talbott, Ryan Barnum, and Slim Pickins. The keynote speaker will be the fi rst Native American astronaut, Commander John Herrington. Herrington will also give a workshop on the science of fl ight during the day. There will be a host of educational activities across the campus for children of all ages. Guests will also experience fun new exhibits, food vendors, cultural demonstrations, artisans, crafts and other booths, bike rides, and much more! The Canyon Country Discovery Center is a state-of- the-art, interactive science center that includes indoor and outdoor exhibits. One of the most popular indoor exhibits is the Augmented Reality Sandbox, where visitors can get sandy, build mountains, July 4, 2016 - May 30, 2017 and create river John Wesley Powell River History Museum systems on 1765 E. Main | Green River, UT an interactive topographic Reception: 2-5 pm July 4 map. Other www.serenasupplee.com exhibits Watercolor and oil paintings of rivers include the wind tunnel, where guests design their Canyon Country Discovery Center own fl ying creature to put into the wind tube and watch how it fl ies; an exhibit that lets guests hear sounds from the Colorado Plateau; and many more exhibits! The Discovery Grand Opening Celebration Center is perfect for fi eld trips. Our education coordinators also have programs developed for outreach-we can come teach at your Saturday August 20th! school! The 10AM-Sunset Four Corners School of 1117 N. Main St. in Monticello, UT Outdoor FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! Education also off ers www.fourcornersschool.org opportunities for teacher (435) 587-2156 professional development, conference • Musical guests, including R. Carlos Nakai, Ryan Barnum, Jenna Talbott, space and Slim Pickins, and Scott Ibex event venues, one day or • Keynote speaker first Native American astronaut Cmdr. John Herrington multi-day trips • Fun new exhibits to attractions in the region, • Educational activities for children of all ages service • Bike rides, games, and other outdoor activities learning for youth aged 15- • Star party in our new observatory 25, and many other educational and adventurous activities! • Food, vendors, artisans, and more! If you would like to learn more about any of these programs, check out our website: www.fourcornersschool.org Also, if you would like to be a vendor/artisan/exhibitor at our Grand Opening or have a booth for whatever you do, we would love to have you! Register online at: www. tinyurl.com/gmdcy2y! Feel free to call us at (435) 587- 2156 or email [email protected] with any 8A • Moab Happenings www.moabhappenings.com TRAIL HAPPENINGS

Pathways to Discovering Urban Art around Moab by Michelle Hill or The “Uno cial“ Art Walk for July and August

Looking for something diff erent to do while in Moab? the old timers outside. Other places that mix brews and Trail Mix is an advisory committee to Grand County in Take the in-town “art discovery challenge” to fi nd all the art, the Moab Brewery shows off a bighorn sheep profi le the development and maintenance of non-motorized trails. The interesting murals, and sculptures that are scattered around on the north side of the building, and inside the Brewery, committee represents non-motorized users including bikers, Moab. Utilizing Moab’s hidden gem, (which is the Mill landscape murals wrap around the top of the walls. Eddie hikers, equestrians, and skiers. Many government Creek Parkway), plus Main Street and Center Street, you McStiff ’s shows off another Nik Hougan art mural on agencies and private citizens make up the “mix” that makes this group work so well. can walk or bike to many of the art features. Occasionally the North side of the building, viewed from the Moab Come join us on the 2nd Tues. of each will you need to take a short drive in your car. Lots of art to Information Center parking lot (on the corner of Center month from 12-2 at the Grand Center see, so plan on a couple of outings! and Main Streets). (500W. 182 N.). Everyone is welcome. Let’s get the Bring the family and some food for a picnic while Contact Sandy Freethey 259-0253 or fi nd us scary art out of visiting our in-town Swanny Park, 100 W and 400 N. Enjoy online at wwwgrandcountyutah.net/223/Trail-Mix-Committee. the way fi rst. the artwork in the skateboard area while watching the You may also reach us at [email protected]. At 497 N Main kids doing their Street enjoy thing. Oh yes, the arachnid bring your swim on Main Street at the Fiesta Mexicana Restaurant. In the scene on Poison suit and cool off lobby of Hotel Moab Downtown Spider Bicycle at the wonderful are interesting graphics on the shop’s art community walls. The Red Rock Bakery has Poison Spider Bicycle wall, adjacent swimming pool. a surprise in the restroom. Art to the Maverick gas station. Kids of all ages will love Stroll up can be found everywhere and the big poisonous spider!. Now look across Main Street Center Street Museum of Moab anywhere in Moab. Enjoy! to appreciate a river scene painted on the front of Adrift from 100 West, there are Kokopelli statuary dotting the One last stop on the tour will Adventures. way. Continue east really highlight the combination Off of 400 East, tucked behind Milt’s Stop and Eat on on Center Street, of man-made art and nature’s Mill Creek Drive, (on the back of Dave’s Corner Market), where you will fi nd own beauty. Venture just north is another water scene albeit a Cretaceous rendering. Joe Pachak’s fanciful of Moab, at Lions Park. Michael Walk across the bighorn sheep Dunton of Moab ArTTrails, Lions Park Pedestrian street from Milt’s sculpture next to the created four dramatic art pieces Bridge to check out little Museum of Moab. of native sandstone suspended Dixie Park (corner Cross the street to Center Street Gym in steel located on the pedestrian/bike bridge over the of 300S and 400E. locate the Center Street Gym, walk around the building to Colorado River. In this pocket park view the “Diversity Panel” wall paintings. These paintings there is a sculpture, are a collaborative project of community members of About the Author: Michele works for the Travel Council “Rest Assured”, by Dixie Park at 400 East 300 South all ethnic descents and is a supporter of the Trail Mix Committee. She really local artist Serena Supplee. Also note the hand-stamped fi nanced by Utah enjoys her time spent with the Moab Girl Scouts, is an avid concrete art in the retaining wall and the paintings on the Arts Council, Moab hiker and loves getting out on the river whenever possible. kids climbing wall. Arts Council and (Ask her about her Hula Hoop skills.) From Dave’s Corner Market continue up Mill Creek the Moab Arts and Drive to the intersection near the cemetery to giggle at the Recreation Center. eyes embossed in the concrete retaining wall. Go back to The Moonstone Rotary Park, get a drink of water from the fountain, and Moonstone Gallery Gallery, a sculpture enjoy the large green frog sculpture who sometimes spits garden, fi rst pieces were commissioned to Michael water at a bug on the large yellow fl ower. While you are in Dunton. Dunton who also provided the downtown street Rotary Park, play on the percussion instruments. light embellishments of hanging rocks twisted into metal Meanwhile, back downtown, note the great sculpted hangings. juniper tree forming one corner of Zax’s Pizza, (100S.at Another Big Horn Sheep appears startled in the Main Street). depiction upon the back wall of Aarchway Inn. The mural Ready for some beer and art? Stop in at World Famous there renders archeology elements in a terrifi c stone setting Woody’s Tavern, (221 S. Main), and enjoy the painting of of the desert southwest. Canyonlands RV Resort & Campground The newest mural, quite resplendent, is on the Tesoro Fuel Station, Tradin mid-town at the an g entrance to the g C Canyonlands o o RV Resort & H Campground, . 555 S. Main. Sculptures Club Rio like the big colorful desert lizard clings to Club Rio’s restaurant wall on 100 West, and another lizard hugs the Gonzo Inn sign Now OPEN! 40 West Center Street Moab 435-259-0739 Wednesday - Saturday 12 - 8pm Sunday CHRISTMAS IN JULY 12-4pm BUY 5-YARDS AND GET 1-YARD FREE

Utah’s CHARITY SEW DAY Go to website for more information largest 4TH THURSDAY OF THE MONTH fi nestand www.itssewmoab.com Southwest Gallery 435-259-8118 VISIT THE SHOP FOR SAMPLES AND DETAILS. Art by Local Artists 100 South Main Closed Sun Moab, Utah 84532 Open Mon - Sat 10:00 - 5:00 www.hogantrading.com Thursdays Open until 7:00pm 87 N. MAIN - MOAB, UT 435-355-0024 www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 9A DINOSAUR HAPPENINGS Know Your Trail Signs Ichnology (“ik-nol-o-gee”) sounds like the study of day-today records of prehistoric existence, like movies of abundant around Moab things that could be – well, icky and perhaps sticky. It is once-living animals. and have been well- in fact, the art of tracking, an incredibly useful CSI-like Some of the most fascinating ichnofossils help answer studied by professional forensic branch of science and detective work. It is the study questions asked by paleontologists, such as what did the paleontologists (trackers). of tracks and trails, mostly of animals, including extinct This research forms the dinosaurs, pterosaurs, mammoths human ancestors, and any basis for interpretation creature that could leave a footprint or fi ngerprint. Traces of a number of ancient refl ect an animal’s size and behavior in life: where it went, track sites you can visit, how it walked or ran, what it ate, whether it was solitary allowing you to step back or gregarious, into the age of dinosaurs. even how it The Moab Giants behaved in the museum is a special mating season. destination for trackers Living and dinosaur lovers organisms conveniently located at once climbed, the heart of the Dinosaur bored, walked, Diamond. Moab Giants crawled, celebrates the region’s rich waddled, fossil footprint heritage. It wadded, and skin of dinosaurs look like? Did they show scale or feather is the ichnological capital scratched their impressions? Did they hunt in packs? Was the soil they of region , a tracker’s way across the prehistoric earth, leaving traces for scientist walked on fi rm, or icky and sticky? heaven, where you can to study today. Moab is an important destination in the world immerse yourself in the Traces or “ichnofossils” can sometimes be the only famous Dinosaur Diamond. It is one the world’s most world of fossil footprints, direct evidence of what extinct animals did when they were important regions for the study of fossil footprints or and walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs. alive. They are snapshots from an animal’s life, ancient ichnofossils. Although rare in some other regions, they are For more information, visit www.moabgiants.com.

CFI Half Day Tours – Ancient Past by Kevin Neihaus Here in Moab, the clues to the This tour also invites guests to dive So join Canyonlands Field Institute as we investigate ancient world are on display all around even further back in geologic time, the clues to Moab’s ancient past. Explore the fossilized us, you just have to know where to look. and step into the world of the mighty stomping grounds and fi nal resting places of giant sauropod Join Canyonlands Field Institute (CFI) Mesozoic Era, Age of Reptiles; a time and theropod dinosaurs, as well as the many other species on our Ancient Past tour as we dive into when modern mammals and birds that once roamed the FIELD INS TITUTE the history and prehistory that’s buried were just beginning to evolve, and the Colorado Plateau. in and written on the rocks around Moab. Investigate the sandstone mesas and arches that defi ne the Moab region Discuss with our cryptic images left etched or stained into the walls of long were fi rst being deposited. When a massive Sahara-like naturalist guides the abandoned canyons, explore the dried lake beds and river sand sea called an ‘erg’ once covered the Colorado Plateau unsolvable meanings channels that hold fossil evidence of the iconic dinosaurs and allosaurus behind the ghostly that once dominated this land, and then follow in the ruled supreme. images that adorn footsteps of those giants where they lay imprinted in the See remnants of the time scorched earth long before humans. a massive river sandstone walls. During this four-hour adventure, we will visit a delta stretching Begin to see the glimpses of the past that drive the passions variety of rock art sites spanning several thousand years of from here to of both paleontologists and archeologists alike, and gain a human habitation. Learn about the long history of cultures Montana, which deeper appreciation for the history and past ecosystems of that have developed and disappeared in the Moab area, was warm and this corner of the Earth. then view the artistic and mysterious rock art left behind by wet enough Canyonlands Field Institute is a non-profi t outdoor them. See examples of the famous Barrier Canyon Style, to support education organization whose mission is to increase learn the diff erence between petroglyphs and pictographs, crocodiles. awareness and appreciation for the Colorado Plateau and maybe even learn to view this landscape through the Those worlds through direct natural and cultural experiences. All eyes of the ancients. Contemplate with us over these lost are since gone, proceeds help support youth and school outdoor education cultures, how they might’ve lived, why they might’ve left, but each one left programs. and what drove them to create such mesmerizing art. Then, behind traces in For more information about this tour or our other bring forth your own theories as to the meanings behind the rock layers, and if you know where to look you can still seminars CFI provides go to our website at cfi moab.org, the rock art found decorating the canyons and waterways see the bones and tracks of the unusual creatures that once call us at 435-259-7750, or by email at info@cfi moab.org. of canyon country. called this landscape home 150 million years ago.

Full Service Garage for Side X Sides Moab Side X Side Garage is a full-service UTV, ATV Moab Side X Side Garage carries a variety of aftermarket Another important service that we offer is trail repair and snowmobile shop located at 854 South Main behind and OEM parts and accessories such as oil, axles, clutches, and recovery. Depending on what you need we may be able Farm and City. sound systems, fi re extinguishers, tires and much more for to fi x your machine on location and if not we can tow you in Owner, Jason Minasian, has over 15 years of experience your machine. And if we don’t have what you need in stock from the trail and back to our shop. in the off-road industry and brings his knowledge and passion we can get it shipped in, often next day. We are here for all of your Side X Side needs and we’d to the business. “I love what I do and I saw the need for an Our garage offers a variety of services from general love to assist you. We are open Tuesday through Sunday off-road service center for Side X Sides here in Moab. I want maintenance such as oil and fi lter changes to upgrades from 9-6 and closed on Mondays. Give us a call at 435-210- to help folks keep their machines in good working order so and customization as well as major repairs and rebuilds on 4153, check out our website at www.moabsidexside.com or that they can get out on the trails and have a good time.” wrecked machines. stop by our shop. 10A • Moab Happenings www.moabhappenings.com LIVE MUSIC peace tree juice cafe www.peacetreecafe.com The Alley Moab’s Newest & Nicest Beer daily specials Wine SPORTS PUB & GRILL Cocktails fresh fruit inside Gravel Pit Lanes smoothies and 14 TVs - Come enjoy the game on our green 80” Ultra HD TV smoothies 50 beers to choose from, 20 on tap. good pasta selection Movie Night Wednesdays 8 & 10pm steaks, mahi mahi Delicious Pub Grub fresh juice & fresh trout co ee bar vegetarian options Dance Lesson Fridays 7:30-9pm and much more Live Music Jam Fridays 9pm Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner menus Karaoke Saturdays 9pm Open Daily 7-Close 20 south main street, moab, utah 259-0101 1078 Millcreek Drive, Moab • 435-259-4748 Also in Monticello at 516 North Main www.gravelpitlanes.com Moab Live Music Jul 1 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 11 Blu Bar, Dave Stewart & Glenn Sherill, 7pm Jul 21 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 1 Club Rio, v8 gears, 9pm Jul 11 98 Center Street, Jasper Groff , 6pm Jul 22 Blu Bar, Lost Buff alo, 7pm Jul 2 The Alley, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 12 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 22 Club Rio, DJ Manny P, 9pm Jul 2 Blu Bar, Millcreek Station, 7pm Jul 12 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 23 The Alley, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 2 Club Rio, v8 gears, 9pm Jul 13 Backyard Theater, Bluegrass with Jul 23 Blu Bar, Alan & Valerie Brown, 7pm Quicksand Soup, 8pm Jul 3 The Alley, Live Country Music Jam, 9pm Jul 23 Club Rio, DJ Manny P, 9pm Jul 13 Blu Bar, Community MusicNight w/Scott Jul 3 Blu Bar, Dave Stewart & Glenn Sherill, 7pm Jul 24 The Atomic Lounge, Sunday Brunch with Ibex, 7pm the Dave Steward Trio, 10am-3pm Jul 3 The Atomic Lounge, Sunday Brunch with Jul 13 98 Center Street, Ashlee K Thomas, 6pm the Dave Steward Trio, 10am-3pm Jul 24 Blu Bar, Rogue Assets, 7pm Jul 14 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 4 Blu Bar, Lost Buff alo, 7pm Jul 24 The Alley, Live Country Music Jam, 9pm Jul 14 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 4 Eddie McStiff 's, Red Haven, Jul 25 98 Center Street, Jasper Groff , 6pm Jul 15 Blu Bar, Lost Buff alo, 7pm Jul 5 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 25 Blu Bar, Jon O, 7pm Jul 16 Club Rio, DJ Nate H, 9pm Jul 5 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 26 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 16 Blu Bar, Lost Buff alo, 7pm Jul 6 Backyard Theater, Bluegrass with Jul 26 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Quicksand Soup, 8pm Jul 16 The Alley, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 27 Backyard Theater, Bluegrass with Jul 6 Blu Bar, Community MusicNight w/Scott Jul 17 Blu Bar, Sand & Sunnie Sheff , 7pm Quicksand Soup, 7:30pm Ibex, 7pm Jul 17 The Alley, Live Country Music Jam, 9pm Jul 27 Blu Bar, Community MusicNight w/Scott Jul 7 Blu Bar, Lost Buff alo, 7pm Ibex, 7pm Jul 17 The Atomic Lounge, Sunday Brunch with Jul 7 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm the Dave Steward Trio, 10am-3pm Jul 28 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 8 Blu Bar, RD Duo, 7pm Jul 18 Blu Bar, Rogue Assets, 7pm Jul 28 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 8 Club Rio, DJ Manny P, 9pm Jul 18 98 Center Street, Jasper Groff , 6pm Jul 29 Club Rio, TBA Jul 9 The Alley, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 19 Blu Bar, Jasper Groff , 7pm Jul 29 Blu Bar, Lost Buff alo, 7pm Jul 9 Blu Bar, Ashlee K Thomas, 7pm Jul 19 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 30 The Alley, Karaoke, 9pm Jul 9 Club Rio, DJ Manny P, 9pm Jul 20 Backyard Theater, Bluegrass with Jul 30 Blu Bar, Sand & Sunnie Sheff , 7pm Quicksand Soup, 8pm Jul 10 Blu Bar, Sand & Sunnie Sheff , 7pm Jul 30 Club Rio, TBA Jul 20 Blu Bar, Community MusicNight w/Scott Jul 10 The Alley, Live Country Music Jam, 9pm Jul 31 The Atomic Lounge, Sunday Brunch with Ibex, 7pm the Dave Steward Trio, 10am-3pm Jul 10 The Atomic Lounge, Sunday Brunch with Jul 21 Club Rio, Karaoke, 9pm the Dave Steward Trio, 10am-3pm Jul 31 Blu Bar, Sand & Sunnie Sheff , 7pm

Music Blu Bar Club Rio The Alley Sports Pub Backyard Theater The Atomic Lounge 98 Center Eddie McStiff 's 811 S. Main Street 2 South 100 West & Grill 1078 Millcreek 56 W. 100 South 1393 N Hwy 191 98 Center Street 59 S. Main Street Locations 435-259-3333 435-259-2654 Dr. 435-259-4748 (behind Zax Restaurant) 435-259-5201 435-355-0098 435-259-2337

Burgers New Ownership! Steaks OPEN DAILY 3:00-Close LIVE Salads NIGHTLIFE ON THE ROCKS MUSIC Over 60 Beers - 30+ Heavy Beers LIVE Daily Specials Largest selection of MUSIC Whiskeys & Tequilas in Moab DAILY NEW KITCHEN GREAT FOOD LIVELIVE MUSICMUSIC ROOFTOP PATIO Full Bar Largest liquor When the Food Matters, GREAT DRINKS • RIBS • STEAK • TACOS HD Sports Everyday selection in Moab Moab’s WRAPS • AND MORE... Fooseball Largest Selection LET ‘EM EAT BBQ! Music Pooltable of Micro-Brews 811 S. Main St. NEW POOL TABLES Locations Lounge Area DANCING • KARAOKE • JUKE BOX & High Point Beers 2 South 100 West 435-259-FEED (3333) GAME ROOM • INTERNET Patio www.BLUPIGBBQ.com Food service till 1:00am 259-2337 435-259-2654 59 South Main St. OPEN DAILY 11:30-Close Event Space Available! Must be 21 years old. www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 11A RESTAURANT GUIDE How To Get A Drink...... In Moab, Utah RecentchangestoUtahLiquorLawshavemadeit SORREL RIVER RANCH lessconfusingandeasiertogetanalcoholicdrink.You RIVER GRILL RESTAURANT can now go to somerestaurantsandwithoutordering food,youcanorderadrink. Somerestrictionsmaystillapplyastowhereyou cansitinaparticularestablishmentwhenconsuming alcohol.Forexample,Zaxhasanadultatmospherein theWateringHolewhereyoucanorderacocktailand watchyourfavoritesportingeventontheir13TVs, withorwithoutorderingfood.Thislocallyowned full-servicerestaurantservestheirentiremenuinboth theWateringHoleandrestaurant.However,ifyou sitinthefamilydiningrestaurant,youneedtoorder A FARM-TO-TABLE FINE DINING EXPERIENCE 5 North Main Street 435-260-7177 foodtoconsumeanalcoholicbeverage.TheAlley Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner www.thespokemoab.com isacomfortablesportsbarinsideGravelPitLanes Full Bar, Beer, Local & International Wine List 17 Miles Northeast of Moab on Scenic Hwy 128 bowlingalley. 435-259-4642 | www.sorrelriver.com MoabBrewery,Moab’sonlyon-sitemicrobrewery, offersavarietyoflocallybrewedbeersintheirbar,and anagencywheretheycansellfull-strengthbeertogo. Established 1954 MoabBrewerybeerisavailableatotherrestaurantsin356 Now townandatretailstoresinMoabaswellintheSaltMill Creek Dr. rd Closed NextLakeCityarea. to Dave’s Corner Mkt 23 Sunday OPEN 11Moabboastsfourupscalelounges.TheAtomic - 8 Tues. - Sat. Year & Monday craftedcocktaillounge,nexttoMoabBurger,The 259*7424GhostBar,upstairsatJeffrey'sSteakhouseandBlu Located at 400 East and Millcreek Drive BarlocatedinTheBluPig.Theyhaveasophisticated on the way to the Slickrock Trail. andcasualatmospheretorelaxandwaitfordinnerorTAKE OUT Featuring tojuststopinattheendofthedayandhaveadrinkto Local Grass-Fed, Hormone- Free Beef BurgersEnjoyunwind.98Centeristhenewestlounge. Milt’s Natural Buffalo Burgers Hand-Cut FriesOUTDOORMoabhastwolocalwineries.CastleCreekWinery DINING Classic Diner Sandwiches islocatedatRedCliffsLodge,15milesfromMoabon Fresh Delicious Salads ScenicHighway128(TheRiverRoad).SpanishValley Homemade Shakes & Old-fashion MaltsGrab a milkshake VineyardsislocatedjustoffHighway191,southofMoab Moab's Breakfast Place Open Tuesday ~ Sunday 11am–8:30pmwith your about6milesonZimmermanLane.Bothwinerieshave favorite burger. Closed Mondays on-sitetastingroomsandwineavailableforsale.Utah Wed-Mon 7am-Noon www.miltsstopandeat.comThe BEST chili cheeseburgersStateLiquorStoresalsosellmanylocalwines.Lookfor in town! ”Good Enough for a Last Meal” eat in or take out: 435-259-7424 Fresh Daily*Never Frozen*Beef from Ye Ol’ Geezer*HormonrestaurantsservingtheseawardwinningMoabwines.e Free*Local Favorite 101 NORTH MAIN STREET TheUtahStateLiquorStoreistheonlylocation whereyoucanpurchasebottledliquor,wineandbeer withanalcoholiccontentabove3.2%.TheMoabstore islocatedat55West200SouthandisopenMonday throughSaturday11:00amto7:00pm.Theyareclosed onSundaysandHolidays.MoabBrewerynowhasa packageagencyopeneverydayat11:30amwhereyou canpurchasetheirnewhighervolumebeerselection. JULY & AUGUST Beer(3.2%alcoholcontent)fortake-outcanbe CLOSED purchasedatfoodstoresandconveniencestoresfor Wednesday & Thursday off-premiseconsumptiononly.MoabBrewery,nowa CLOSED JULY 13-17 packagingagency,sellsfull-strengthbeertogo.Seead RE-OPEN MONDAY, JULY 18TH onthispage.On-premisebeer(youcandrinkithere) DINNER ONLY 5pm - 9 pm isavailableatvariouslicensedlocations,including taverns,golfcourses,bowlingalleys,andrestaurants Serving Lunch and Dinner OPEN FRIDAY - TUESDAY thathavetherequiredbeerlicense. LUNCH: 11:45am - 3:00pm Utahlawforbidsopencontainersinoraboutany E Arte De Comer Bien! DINNER: 5:00pm - 9:00pm motorvehicle.Abloodalcohollevelof0.08%(0.05% l www.twistedsistascafe.com ifyouhaveachildinthecarwithyou)isthemaximum The Art Of Good Eating! 1-435-355-0088 allowableunderUtahCodetobedeclared“driving 812 S. Main Street (Next to China Cafe) 11 E. 100 N. Main Street undertheinfluence.” 435-355-0854

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Free WiFi and newly Open24hourseveryday renovated seating area, come and taste the diff erence. Newest location of family owned chain of restaurants. Enjoy The fi end is a full service bike shop featuring new, used, the same authentic Mexican cooking as our other restaurants vintage, custom builds & rentals. All bikes welcome. Perfect in Arizona, Colorado and Utah. Traditional Mexican recipes Now located for an after dinner espresso. www.facebook.com/pages/ including Lengua and Menudo. Mexican bottled Coca Cola, in the heart of downtown Moab-Classic-Bike/129161960570308 Horchata, Rica Jamaica and Tamarindo. 36 South 100 West Blu Pig & Blu Bar Jailhouse Cafe 811S.Main 435-259-3333 101NorthMainStreet 435-259-3900 Open Tues - Sun 5:30pm-9:30pm Lunch•Dinner•TakeOut OpenWednesday-Monday7am-Noon Closed Monday  OpenDaily11:30-close ClosedTuesday Moab's only BBQ and Blues destination. Ribs to write Moab’s Breakfast Place located in Grand County’s historic Reservations Highly Recommended home about. Casual, laid back establishment that you'll fi rst Courthouse & features special breakfast fare like our 435-259-0756 FULL LIQUOR LICENSEE want to come back to again and again. Smoking your own Southwestern Eggs Benedict & Ginger Pancakes with favorites all day, every day. Covered patio dining and Apple Butter, as well as classic diner breakfasts. internet bar are just some of the extras off ered for your enjoyment and convenience. Large Screen HD TV's. Jeff rey’s Steakhouse Take out available. Ice cold beer. State liquor license. 218North100West 435-259-3588 Authentic Mexican Food Blu Bar specializing in Whiskey and Tequila off ers over 60 Openat5:00pmCallforreservations. beers. Live Music. Our mission at Jeff rey's is to provide our guests with the TA MEXICA Broken Oar absolute highest quality in all that we serve. Our steaks are all IES NA Wagyu style, the American Kobe beef. We are committed to F 53West400North 435-259-3127 utilize the resources of our local farmers. Gluten free, vegan, Best Open5pmNightly-ClosedSundays and vegetarian options nightly. Tucked away upstairs is the Margaritas in town, Our beautiful log building provides the perfect casual Ghost Bar. State Liquor License. Party and event reservations using fresh atmosphere. Relax by our stone fi replace in the cooler months, available throughout the week. www.jeff reyssteakhouse.com. squeezed limes. or enjoy the Moab scenery on our enormous outdoor deck. New Fiesta Plates Amazing food, large variety of gluten free options, wide La Hacienda Large Parties Welcome Childrens Menu Available beer and wine selection, and excellent service. For more 574NorthMainSt. 435-355-0529 Lunch Specials - All $7.75 information visit our website www.thebrokenoarmoab.com. Please call for private functions. Lunch•DinnerOpenNoon-Close All Served with Rice & Beans ClosedTuesdays.ClosedJuly19th-28th Monday: Burritos ~ Beef or Chicken BurgerKing606SouthMain 435-259-2700 Chef John and Jennifer Garrard are the proud new owners Tuesday: Enchiladas ~ Beef or Chicken Club Rio of the La Hacienda. Committed to re-establishing a local 2South100West 435-259-2654 favor i t e . We s t r i ve t o pr ov i de exc e l l e nt s e r v i c e a nd a n i nv i t i n g Wednesday: Chimichanga ~ Beef or Chicken atmosphere. Introducing exciting new dishes of our own. Thursday: Two Tacos ~ Beef or Chicken OpeneverydayTill1:00am 435-355-0529 [email protected] New kitchen, featuring House smoked meats, specialty Friday: Taco Enchilada ~ Beef or Chicken Burgers, sauces and dressings made in house. Late night LoveMuffinCafé139NorthMain 435-259-6833 Look for our Dinner Specials kitchen. Sandwiches - Burgers - Full Dinners. Great food. Best Mexican Food in Town Great drinks. Great service. To go orders welcome. Live McDonald’s 640SouthMain 435-259-8800 Sun-Thurs 11-10 Fri & Sat 11-11 music, DJ, Karaoke. 21 years and older with valid ID. 202 So. Main St. Moab, Utah 259-4366 ChinaCafe812SouthMain 435-259-7933 FiestaMexicanaRestaurants.com For more information about these restaurants pick up a "Moab www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 13A

98 Center Cowboy Grill at Red Cliff s Resort Miguel’s Baja Grill Red Rock Bakery & Net Cafe 98E.CenterSt. 435-355-0098 16MilesupHighway128 435-259-2002 51NorthMain 435-259-6546 74S.MainStreet 435-259-5941 Open11am-Midnight Breakfast•Lunch•Dinner OpenDailyat5pm Breakfast•LunchOpenDailyat7am 98 Center invites you to elevate your palate, elevate your River front TABLES inside and out overlooking the Mighty Genuine Mexican Cuisine, traditional recipes and methods Made in Moab since 1997. Serving an array of fresh made experience. By day we off er a fun, fast, fresh lunch that Colorado. American menu. Steaks, chops, fi sh, fowl, pasta. of Baja California and other states in Mexico. We pride products including bagels, scones, muffi ns, cinnamon rolls, boasts homemade Pho, Bahn Mi sandwiches, salads and Featuring local wines from Castle Creek Winery, located on ourselves on fresh food and prepare it as you order it. Great cookies, brownies & other treats. Full espresso bar with an endless supply of cold brew, pour over, and Vietnamese site. Western Hospitality in a casual atmosphere. Make your Margaritas and seafood dinners are our specialty. Vegetarian, locally roasted Fresh Moab Coff ee. Great sandwiches for STEAKHOUSE coff ee. By night 98 Center transforms into a casual lounge reservations for weddings and private parties. Vegan & Gluten Free items available. Proud to cook with the trails. Order ahead for faster service. Free WiFi with off ering craft cocktails and small plates that include pork zero trans fat. purchase. Featuring artwork from Greg MacDonald & Casually Upscale belly, scallop dish and fennel bulb. Our distinct atmosphere Denny’s Alex Burbidge. Classic Steakhouse Fare is our specialty—a place to gather, listen to live music, or 989NorthHighway19 435-259-8839 Milt’s Stop & Eat Breakfast/Lunch enjoy good conversation with friends over our selection of Breakfast•Lunch•Dinner 400EastandMillcreekDrive 435-259-7424 SabakuSushi90EastCenter  435-259-4455 Patio Dinning signature cocktails, beer and wine. Open 24 Hours. Family dining at aff ordable prices. Over OpenTue.-Sun.11am-8:30pmClosedMondays Singha:AuthenticThaiCuisine 92E.Center435-259-0039 Sandwiches & Salads Arches Thai 60North100West 435-355-0533 100 menu items including Seniors menu, Daily Special and Moab's oldest restaurant, since 1954. Milt's is pleased Endless Homemade Pastries dinners starting at $20 Fit Fare for the health conscious. Ask about "Kids eat Free". to serve local grass-fed, hormone-free beef burgers. We OpenWed-Sun11am-9pm Take out menu available. Reservations for large parties Sorrel River Grill Restaurant At Arches Thai we strive to serve you authentic Thai cuisine also serve classic diner sandwiches, buff alo burgers, hand 17M i le sNor t he a stonSc e n icHw y128435 -259 - 4 6 42 Boxed Lunches • Catering and buses welcome. Great food and Great Service by Great cut fries, and delicious salads. Enjoy our homemade ice Open 5:00pm and our style Pho with fresh and healthy ingresdients as well People. EVERYTIME! Breakfast•Lunch•Dinner&Drinks Call for reservations or use Open Table as our freindly service. Our extensive menu includes choices cream, shakes and old fashioned malts Located on the Enhanced Utah Dining Experience. Overlooking the Now Delivering of organic chicken, pork, beef, seafood mix, tofu, vegetarian, Desert Bistro way to the Slickrock Trail behind Dave's Corner Market. Colorado River, enjoy delicious menu off erings from tender squid and shrimp. We use cage free eggs. Take out available. 36South100West 435-259-0756 Eat in or take out. Daily Specials. See ya'all at Milt's! aged beef entrées, mouth watering seafood specials and Open Daily WWW.JEFFREYSSTEAKHOUSE.COM www.miltsstopandeat.com. Atomic Burger, BBQ & Lounge OpenTuesday-Sunday5:30pm-9:30pm garden fresh vegetable dishes direct from the ranch's organic 7am-4pm State Liquor Licensee Owners/Chef Karl & Michelle Kelley invite you to enjoy Moab Brewery garden. Full liquor license and extensive wine list. Casual 1393NorthHwy191 435-259-6092 a relaxed evening of dining at the Bistro. Nightly specials, dress. Reservations recommended. 435-259-8983 • www.cravemoab.com 218 North 100 West 435-259-3588 OpenDailySat&SunBrunch10am-3pm fresh fi sh, game, choice meats, handmade pastas, bread and 686SouthMain 435-259-6333 The ATOMIC is an eclectic eatery owned and operated by desserts. Covered, secluded patio dining. Full liquor license. Lunch&DinnerOpen11:30amDAILY The Spoke On Center 397 N. Main Street, Moab, UT 84532 Just slightly off Main Chef Tim Buckingham. Whether you are looking for that Reservations highly recommended. Whatever the season, whether you’re hungry or thirsty, come 5NorthMain 435-260-7177 specialty coff ee drink in the morning and a quick bite to go in and enjoy the comfortable atmosphere. Food & Beer to Lunch&DinnerOpendaily11:00a.m. or you want to enjoy one of his lunch and dinner creations Eddie McStiff 's go. Moab’s only onsite brewery. Off ers sandwiches, steaks, Moab’s newest restaurant located right in the middle of town, from his refi ned menu of small plates, gourmet burgers, 59SouthMainStreet 435-259-2337 salads, burgers, daily specials. Kid’s Menu, house made corner of Center and Main Street. Delicious gourmet burgers, BBQ and more. You may choose your setting either from Lunch•DinnerOpen11:30am gelato & root beer. State Liquor Licensee. brews and shakes. Our menu uses the freshest ingredients the warm earth toned dining area, the beautiful secluded Established in 1991, Eddie McStiff 's is a long time local available. If burgers are not your favorite, we have something patio or mingle in the lounge imbibing with one of his unique favorite with a variety of comfortable indoor and outdoor Moab Chevron Deli for everyone including freshly made salads, barbeque pork, craft cocktail creations. family friendly environments. Eddie's boasts Moab's largest 817SoMain(insideMoabChevron) 435-259-2212 fi sh and chips and several build your own options. Gluten selection of microbrews and high point bottled beers. Come DeliOpen5a.m.-8p.m. free and vegetarian options are also available. Full service The Alley Sports Pub & Grill and enjoy our bar and lounge. We strive to use the best organic Open 24 hours a day. Featuring Moab's favorite Champs liquor license. Take out available. 1078MillcreekDrive 435-259-4748 ingredients and the freshest local produce when available. chicken, sandwiches and much more. Now off ering Udi's OpenDaily We are known for our tasty house ground burgers and fresh gluten free sandwich bread. Call in orders welcome. Subway Sandwich Shop The newest sports pub & grill insde Gravel Pit Lanes. Come salads, and steaks, but we also off er several delicious vegan, Store & Fuel open 24 hrs. Deli & call in orders 5am-8pm. 299SouthMain 435-259-SUBS enjoy the game on our 80" Ultra HD TV and our other 14 vegetarian and gluten free options. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION JULY 9TH ALL DAY! Breakfast&LunchOpen7ameveryday screens. Serving delicious pub grub along with beer, & 15 YEARS OF GREAT SERVICE. NOW SERVING BREAKFAST ALL DAY! Create your handcrafted sodas. 50 beers to choose from, 20 on tap. Join us El Charro Loco Mexican Grill own healthy sandwiches and salads. Five varieties of freshly from 4-6pm for happy hour. Movie Night Tuesdays 7 & 9pm 812S.MainStreet 435-355-0854 Moab Coff ee Roasters baked bread. Load up your subs with lots of fresh veggies show i n g s . We d ne s d ay s i s L a d i e s Ni g ht , ge t f r e e a pp e t i z e r w i t h Lunch•Dinner/Opendaily11am 90N.MainSt.  and one of SUBWAY’S special sauces. Located inside 7/11 drink purchase. Under 21 welcome. wwwgravelpitlanes.com. Serving authentic Mexican cuisine 7 days a week. Family owned Openeveryday7am-9pm Convenience Store (corner of 300 South and Main) “Dining with a Million Dollar View” Bangkok House: Thai & Sushi Bar and operated using the freshest ingredients and traditional recipes. Lunch Specials served daily from 11am-3pm. Come On-site roasting for the freshest coff ee and espresso in town Sunset Grill Former Home of “Uranium King” 2728S.Hwy191 435-355-0899 enjoy our intimate and friendly atmosphere. El arte de comer available by the cup or by the pound. Professional baristas 900NorthHighway191 435-259-7146 Lunch•Dinner bien! The art of good eating! Patio dining. serve carefully prepared lattes, smoothies, Italian sodas. Dinner•Open5pmdaily.ClosedSundays Charles A. Steen Sun.-Thurs.11-9:30Fri.&Sat.11-9:30 Organic gelato made with all fresh ingredients, and coff ee EklectiCafe cake. Open early and late for after dinner cappuccino and Steaks, Seafood, Pasta, Prime Rib. Fresh ingredients brought Our chefs prepare authentic dishes using the highest quality in daily. Children welcome. Reservations accepted for parties FREE SHUTTLE 435 259 7777 ingredients. We have a large menu including Thai, Sushi, 352NorthMainStreet 435-259-6896 dessert. Indoor and outdoor seating. Taste the fresh roasted diff erence! of 6 or more. Come up and rediscover Charlie Steen’s historic Teriyaki, Seafood, Tempura and Bento. There are vegetarian Breakfast•LunchDaily7:00am-2:30pm home with the million dollar view. State Liquor Licensee. Open Nightly at 5:00 p.m. options, gluten free and a kids menu. We off er take-out lunch Daily Breakfast & Lunch Specials. Homemade soups & quiche. Moab Diner & Ice Cream Shoppe Call for free Shuttle Service: 435-259-7777 Closed Sunday specials and free delivery. Traditional & ethnic dishes. Famous for our scrambled tofu Susie's Branding Iron a nd ve ge t a r i a n cu i s i ne! "Wa k a me" r e c e nt l y fe at u r e d i n Su n s e t 189SouthMain  435-259-4006 900 North Hwy 191 • 435-259-7146 Bangkok House Too, Sushi Bar & Asian Bistro Magazine, April 2012. Also named the "Fan Favorite" in Breakfast•Lunch•Dinner 2971SouthHighway191 435-259-6275 59SouthMainSt.SuiteB  435-355-0168 the March/April issue of 2014 AAA magazine. Mon-Thurs:6am-10pmFri-Sat:6am-11pm Lunch•DinnerOpenDaily11am-10pm DineIn•TakeOut Welcome to my ranch cookhouse. Come in, take off your OpenDaily11:00-9:30 Fiesta Mexicana Home of t he b e s t g r e e n ch i l e i n Ut a h . You'l l l ove ou r s p e c i a l t y hat, and sit a spell. Relax and enjoy a home cooked, hearty Our chefs prepare authentic dishes using the highest quality 202SouthMainStreet 435-259-4366 breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Our Ice Cream Shoppe cowboy meal. Our signature Prime Rib is served every ingredients. We have a large menu including Sushi, Thai, Sun-Thurs11-10Fri&Sat11-11 features Blue Bunny ice cream. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night after 5pm. Ribs 4PM-10pm Thurs-Mon Desert Bistro Bento Boxes, Pho and Seafood. There are vegetarian options, Best Authentic Mexican Food. The best Margaritas in town MOYO – Moab Frozen Yogurt served Tues. & Thurs. nights. To go orders are welcome. g lut e n f r e e a nd a k i d s me nu . We o ff e r t a ke - out lu nch s p e c i a l s . -made from scratch with fresh squeezed lime and 100% Blue Backdoor Bar - Now Open. Casual Fine Dining Agave Tequila. Newly remodeled patio with 6 TVs! Large 331N.MainSt. 435-355-0010 Bike Fiend/Coff ee Fiend groups are welcome. Children's menu. To go orders available. OpenMon-Sat11-11Sun12-10 Sweet Cravings Bakery & Bistro Contemporary Southwestern Cuisine 397NorthMain 435-259-8983 (Formerly Moab Classic Bike & Coff ee) Is it your birthday? Let us know and we'll take your picture, MOYO is a self-serve frozen yogurt shop that off ers 14 69EastCenter 435-315-0002 "Las Mananitas". Daily lunch specials $7.75 Full bar. delicious fl avors of yogurt, including low fat and no-sugar Breakfast•LunchOpen7daysaweek7am-4pm Open7daysaweek,9amtosundown added. We also have custard and Italian ice. Our topping bar A local's favorite featuring fresh baked goods made onsite Giliberto's (cinnamon rolls, cookies, pies, etc) with incredible breakfast Classic Bikes, Classic Coff ee. Professional barista creating 396SouthMain 435-259-1678 off ers over 30 choices, from healthy to decadent, to enhance specialty hot drinks using Moab's fi nest locally roasted your froyo experience. All of our yogurts and sorbets are and lunch selections. A full menu to dine in or take out on coff ee (FMC) and Organic milk. Free WiFi and newly Open24hourseveryday real dairy, live and active culture certifi ed as well as OU-D the trails. Choose from our wide selection or build your renovated seating area, come and taste the diff erence. Newest location of family owned chain of restaurants. Enjoy Kosher certifi ed. Come down and enjoy our indoor seating own sandwiches, wraps and paninis. Gluten Free & Healthy The fi end is a full service bike shop featuring new, used, the same authentic Mexican cooking as our other restaurants or our covered, lighted patio with misters. We also off er Options. vintage, custom builds & rentals. All bikes welcome. Perfect in Arizona, Colorado and Utah. Traditional Mexican recipes plenty of parking in back. Enjoy a free sample and meet Now located for an after dinner espresso. www.facebook.com/pages/ including Lengua and Menudo. Mexican bottled Coca Cola, our friendly staff . SzechuanRestaurant 125NorthMain435-259-8984 Horchata, Rica Jamaica and Tamarindo. in the heart of downtown Moab-Classic-Bike/129161960570308 Moab Grill Steakhouse Twisted Sistas' Café Jailhouse Cafe east coast style, straight from moab 36 South 100 West Blu Pig & Blu Bar 540SouthMain  435-259-4848 11E.100N.MainStreet 435-355-0088 811S.Main 435-259-3333 101NorthMainStreet 435-259-3900 Open:Fri-Tues.ClosedJuly13-17. Open Tues - Sun 5:30pm-9:30pm Lunch•Dinner•TakeOut OpenWednesday-Monday7am-Noon Breakfast•Lunch•Dinner•Catering Lunch:11:45am-3pm.Dinner:5pm-9pm we deliver Open6:30am Closed Monday  OpenDaily11:30-close ClosedTuesday Twisted Sistas' cafe will make your tastebuds dance!! East coast style pizza freshly made to order Reservations Highly Recommended Moab's only BBQ and Blues destination. Ribs to write Moab’s Breakfast Place located in Grand County’s historic Enjoy our home style cooking ranging from our 'Cowboy Featuring fresh tapas, soups, salads and main course plates. slices! homemade soups, breads & desserts home about. Casual, laid back establishment that you'll fi rst Courthouse & features special breakfast fare like our Benedict' in the morning to hand cut choice steaks and seafood Sandwiches, wraps & burgers served at lunch only. We 435-259-0756 FULL LIQUOR LICENSEE want to come back to again and again. Smoking your own Southwestern Eggs Benedict & Ginger Pancakes with for dinner. Our homemade soups, pies, cobblers, espresso also off er a selection of homemade desserts. Enjoy fabulous 702 South Main St. 435-259-9999 favorites all day, every day. Covered patio dining and Apple Butter, as well as classic diner breakfasts. and our crazy juicy burgers are good any time of day. Family cocktails at our Trail Bar! www.twistedsistascafe.com. internet bar are just some of the extras off ered for your Fun Seafood Night. Saturday and Sunday - Slow Roasted enjoyment and convenience. Large Screen HD TV's. Jeff rey’s Steakhouse Prime Rib. Small private meeting room. Internet service, WakeandBakeCafe(insideEddieMcStiff's) Take out available. Ice cold beer. State liquor license. 218North100West 435-259-3588 and catch up on the news on 2 fl at screens. Full wine and beer 59S.Main,McStiff'sPlaza 435-259-2420 Authentic Mexican Food Blu Bar specializing in Whiskey and Tequila off ers over 60 Openat5:00pmCallforreservations. menu.Vegetarian and gluten free dishes. Counter Dining. www.ZAXMOAB.com beers. Live Music. 260NorthMain 435-259-2595 Our mission at Jeff rey's is to provide our guests with the PancakeHaus 196SouthMain 435-259-7141 Wendy’s 96 S Main St A MEXIC Broken Oar absolute highest quality in all that we serve. Our steaks are all Moab, Utah EST AN Wagyu style, the American Kobe beef. We are committed to Paradox Pizza Wicked Brew Drive Thru FI A 53West400North 435-259-3127 utilize the resources of our local farmers. Gluten free, vegan, 702SouthMainSt 435-259-9999 1146SouthHighway191   (435) 259-6555 Best Open5pmNightly-ClosedSundays and vegetarian options nightly. Tucked away upstairs is the 4pm-10pmThurs-Mon Openat6am-3pm Largest selection of local Margaritas in town, Our beautiful log building provides the perfect casual Ghost Bar. State Liquor License. Party and event reservations Wicked Brew is committed to providing you unbeatably Loca ed At Paradox Pizza, everything is made in house, from our pizza lly owned & operat Utah microbrews on tap! using fresh atmosphere. Relax by our stone fi replace in the cooler months, available throughout the week. www.jeff reyssteakhouse.com. fresh and full fl avored coff ees and teas. We feature Triple or enjoy the Moab scenery on our enormous outdoor deck. dough to the New York Cheesecake. Join us for a slice and squeezed limes. a beer after your day in the desert, or have dinner delivered Certifi ed Organic & Fair Trade beans meticulously selected PIZZA•BURGERS•PASTA•STEAKS New Fiesta Plates Amazing food, large variety of gluten free options, wide La Hacienda from only environmentally responsible growers around the Large Parties Welcome Childrens Menu Available beer and wine selection, and excellent service. For more to you. Voted Best Moab Pizza by Salt Lake City Weekly. 574NorthMainSt. 435-355-0529 Dine in, take-out or delivery. Family friendly. world. Our baristas are the friendliest in town giving you Lunch Specials - All $7.75 information visit our website www.thebrokenoarmoab.com. Lunch•DinnerOpenNoon-Close the quickest and most enjoyable coff ee experience in Moab. Please call for private functions. WELCOME JULY!!! All Served with Rice & Beans ClosedTuesdays.ClosedJuly19th-28th PastaJay’s 4SouthMain 435-259-2900 BurgerKing606SouthMain 435-259-2700 Zax Monday: Burritos ~ Beef or Chicken Chef John and Jennifer Garrard are the proud new owners STOP IN AND COOL DOWN of the La Hacienda. Committed to re-establishing a local Peace Tree Juice Cafe 96SouthMainStreet 435-259-6555 Tuesday: Enchiladas ~ Beef or Chicken Club Rio 20SouthMain 435-259-0101 Lunch•Dinner•FamilyDining•Catering 2South100West 435-259-2654 favor i t e . We s t r i ve t o pr ov i de exc e l l e nt s e r v i c e a nd a n i nv i t i n g Wednesday: Chimichanga ~ Beef or Chicken atmosphere. Introducing exciting new dishes of our own. Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Opendailyat11am ON OUR MAIN STREET PATIO WITH Thursday: Two Tacos ~ Beef or Chicken OpeneverydayTill1:00am 435-355-0529 [email protected] OpenDaily7-Close New kitchen, featuring House smoked meats, specialty Our extensive menu includes the best burgers in Moab, Friday: Taco Enchilada ~ Beef or Chicken Welcome to the Peace Tree. We have full Breakfast and sandwiches, pastas, salads, seafood & our famous All-You- REFRESHING MISTERS AND AN ICE COLD BEER! Burgers, sauces and dressings made in house. Late night LoveMuffinCafé139NorthMain 435-259-6833 Look for our Dinner Specials Lunch menus in addition to our new Dinner menu. Good Can-Eat pizza buff et & salad bar. Dine inside or out on our kitchen. Sandwiches - Burgers - Full Dinners. Great food. pasta selection. Beer, Wine, Cocktails, Fresh Juice, Fresh Great drinks. Great service. To go orders welcome. Live McDonald’s 640SouthMain 435-259-8800 all-weather covered patio. Watch favorite sporting events on WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Best Mexican Food in Town Fruit Smoothies, Green Smoothies. the 50" fl at screen or one of the other 22 TVs throughout the Sun-Thurs 11-10 Fri & Sat 11-11 music, DJ, Karaoke. 21 years and older with valid ID. PizzaHut 265SouthMain 435-259-6345 restaurant. Full liquor license. Locally owned and operated. 202 So. Main St. Moab, Utah 259-4366 812SouthMain 435-259-7933 Call us to host your event on our patio, in our tavern or for GREAT OUTDOOR PATIO • LARGE GROUPS WELCOME ChinaCafe COME QUENCH YOUR THIRST AT THE WATERING HOLE FiestaMexicanaRestaurants.com QuesadillaMobilla 89N.Main 435-260-0289 your holiday celebration. For more information about these restaurants pick up a "Moab Menu Guide" And tell them you found them in "Moab Happenings" 14A • Moab Happenings www.moabhappenings.com RESTAURANT GUIDE

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The Night Sky for July 2016 By Faylene Roth TheMilkyWayrunsnorthtosouthacrosstheeasternskyfromCassiopeiathroughCepheus,Cygnus,Aquila,and Sagittarius.ItthenspreadswestwardacrossScorpiustofillthesouthernsky.TheBigDipper(UrsaMajor)—whichdangles Moab UT (at City Hall) fromitshandleinthenorthwesternsky—facesCassiopeiaandCepheusontheoppositesideofPolaris,theNorthStar. 38°34’NLatitude-109°33’WLongitude FollowthearcoftheDipper’shandletoorange-tingedArcturus(Boötes)andcontinuethearctoblue N 4048ft-1234mElevation starSpica(Virgo).TracethemeridianlinefromnorthtosouthbeginningwiththeLittleDipper (UrsaMinor)suspendedabovetheNorthStar.Moveyoureyessouthwardthrough theheadandneckofDraco(betweenVega—inLyra—andArcturus)thenonto Hold the star chart high above your head and thefainttrapezoidalbodyofHerculesoverhead(withtheCoronaBorealis match the compass directions to the direction tothewest)andoverthecelestialequatortothelargebag-likebody you are facing. Adjust the star chart by of Ophiuchus, the Serpent Bearer. The head of the snake wends orienting Ursa Major (Big Dipper) to westwardanditstailtrailseastward.Finally,letyoureyessettle match its position in the sky. onScorpiusstuddedwithMarstothewestandSaturntothe The star chart approximates the eastofitshead.Followthescorpion’staileastwardtoward sky from astronomical twilight to Sagittariusandletyourmindandimaginationfathomthe midnight. As the night and month centraldepthsofourgalaxy. progresses, the constellations shift toward the northwest. For a list of July sunrise & sunset times, The celestial equator is see Photography Happenings page 22A measured in hours (h). VISIBLE PLANETS The ecliptic is measured in Evening (Before Midnight) degrees. Mars –Its red disc appears Hold your overhead—west of Scorpius—as nautical E W hand at arm’s twilightfadestoastronomicaltwilight.Mars length to measure pairswithredstarAntares(15̊eastward).Itfades apparent distances in the inbrilliance(magnitude-1.2)asitmovesawayfrom sky. The width of the little oppositionandsetsduringthemiddleofthenight. fi nger approximates 1.5̊. Saturn –Itsgoldenorb(magnitude+1.0)—eastofthe Middle, ring, and little fi nger headofScorpiusandabout15̊eastofMarsbutabove touching represent about 5 ̊. Antares—formsatrianglewithMarsandAntares.Saturn The width of a fi st is about 10 ̊. setsbeforedawn. The fi st with the thumb extended Jupiter – By evening twilight Jupiter (magnitude -1.7) at a right angle equals 15 ̊. appearslowonthewesternhorizonbelowthetailofLeo The hand stretched from thumb theLion.ItliesontheeclipticwithRegulus(Leo),Spica, to little fi nger approximates 20 ̊ -25 ̊. Mars,andSaturn.Jupitersetsbeforemidnightasthemonth The diameter of both the full moon and beginsanddropsbelowthehorizonearliereachnight.By the Sun spans only 0.5 ̊ less that width of month’senditsetsastwilightfadesfromthenightsky. the little fi nger. Apparent magnitude values range from -4 to +6 for most planets and visible stars. The lower the value the brighter the object. A decrease of 1.0 magnitude is 2.5 times brighter. S (Themoonriseslatereachday—aslittleas30minutes twilighttakesoverforanother30-40minutes—asthesun MOON HAPPENINGS toasmuchasonehour.Timeofmoonriseandmoonset passes12̊belowthehorizonandtheoverheadskyturns July4–Newmoon(5:01pm)providesdarkskiesfor mayalsobedelayedinmountainousterrain.) blueandcolorreturnstothesurroundinglandscape.The severalnights. finalstage—civiltwilight—beginswhenthesunascendsto July11–Waxingfirstquartermoonlightstheeveningsky Twilightextendstheperiodofdaylightinthreestages 6̊belowthehorizonandprovidesadequatelightformost thensetssoonaftermidnight. at each end of the day. Morning twilight begins with outdooractivitiesforthehalfhourbeforethesuncreststhe July19–Fullmoon(4:56pm)risesat8:25pm astronomicaltwilightastheeasternhorizonbrightens— horizon.Theoppositeprogressionoccursaftersunset. July26–Darkeveningskiesreturnwiththewaninglast about1-1/2hours(nearly2duringsummermonths)before quartermoonrisingaftermidnight. sunrisewhenthesunis18̊belowthehorizon.Nautical

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The spring fromitshandleinthenorthwesternsky—facesCassiopeiaandCepheusontheoppositesideofPolaris,theNorthStar. ° ° 38 34’NLatitude-109 33’WLongitude Ofall,butanevilportent,bringingheat literperhourofhikingisrecommended.Snacksarealso crowdswillhavethinnedout,andtheviewswillremain FollowthearcoftheDipper’shandletoorange-tingedArcturus(Boötes)andcontinuethearctoblue N 4048ft-1234mElevation starSpica(Virgo).TracethemeridianlinefromnorthtosouthbeginningwiththeLittleDipper Andfeverstosufferinghumanity. importantforreplenishingsaltthathasbeenlostthrough as spectacular as always. For extra relief, there is even (UrsaMinor)suspendedabovetheNorthStar.Moveyoureyessouthwardthrough sweating.AtDeadHorsePoint,drinkingwaterisavailable ice cream available at the Pony Expresso Coffee Shop! theheadandneckofDraco(betweenVega—inLyra—andArcturus)thenonto Hold the star chart high above your head and These words are an excerpt from the epic poem atboththevisitorcenterandobservationpoint–making BesuretomentionyoureadaboutitinMoab Happenings. thefainttrapezoidalbodyofHerculesoverhead(withtheCoronaBorealis match the compass directions to the direction The Illiad, written by Greek author Homer nearly 3,000 for convenient fill-up stations tothewest)andoverthecelestialequatortothelargebag-likebody you are facing. Adjust the star chart by yearsago.Forthose alongthefour-mileEastandWest of Ophiuchus, the Serpent Bearer. The head of the snake wends orienting Ursa Major (Big Dipper) to who live in much Rim loop trail. For those biking westwardanditstailtrailseastward.Finally,letyoureyessettle match its position in the sky. of the Northern theIntrepidTrailsystem,wateris Hemisphere today, availableattheyurtrestroomsnear onScorpiusstuddedwithMarstothewestandSaturntothe The star chart approximates the they are no less theintersectionoftheRavenRoll eastofitshead.Followthescorpion’staileastwardtoward sky from astronomical twilight to true. For a few andGreatPyramidtrails. Sagittariusandletyourmindandimaginationfathomthe midnight. As the night and month weeks in July and Secondly, recognize the centraldepthsofourgalaxy. progresses, the constellations early August, the symptoms of heat stress and shift toward the northwest. For a list of July sunrise & sunset times, star Sirius rises exhaustion. Most commonly, The celestial equator is see Photography Happenings page 22A just before the sun someone suffering from these measured in hours (h). – an omen of the conditions will experience The ecliptic is measured in VISIBLE PLANETS Sirius: The “dog” in the “dog days scorchingheatthatis headaches, irritability, fatigue, degrees. Evening (Before Midnight) of summer”. soon to come. cramps, and nausea. Confusion –Its red disc appears Mars Hold your “Scorching heat” that brings, in Homer’s words, and disorientation may also set overhead—west of Scorpius—as nautical E W hand at arm’s “feverstosufferinghumanity,”isanaccuratedescription inas dehydrationworsens. Ifyou twilightfadestoastronomicaltwilight.Mars length to measure of many summer days in the desert. Temperatures noticethesesymptomsinyourself pairswithredstarAntares(15̊eastward).Itfades apparent distances in the around Moab can approach or even exceed 100 degrees or others, take a break! Sit in the inbrilliance(magnitude-1.2)asitmovesawayfrom sky. The width of the little Fahrenheit.Situated2,000feetabovetheColoradoRiver shade (there’s usually at least a oppositionandsetsduringthemiddleofthenight. fi nger approximates 1.5̊. basin,DeadHorsePointStateParkoffersslightlycooler juniperorpinyonpinetreenearby), –Itsgoldenorb(magnitude+1.0)—eastofthe Saturn Middle, ring, and little fi nger drink some water, and consider headofScorpiusandabout15̊eastofMarsbutabove touching represent about 5 ̊. taking the quickest route back to Antares—formsatrianglewithMarsandAntares.Saturn The width of a fi st is about 10 ̊. yourvehicle.Failuretodosocould setsbeforedawn. The fi st with the thumb extended resultinalifethreateningcaseof – By evening twilight Jupiter (magnitude -1.7) Jupiter at a right angle equals 15 ̊. heatstroke. appearslowonthewesternhorizonbelowthetailofLeo The hand stretched from thumb Finally, remember to wear theLion.ItliesontheeclipticwithRegulus(Leo),Spica, to little fi nger approximates 20 ̊ -25 ̊. sunscreen! During summer, Mars,andSaturn.Jupitersetsbeforemidnightasthemonth The diameter of both the full moon and unshieldedskincanbegintoburn beginsanddropsbelowthehorizonearliereachnight.By the Sun spans only 0.5 ̊ less that width of in less than fifteen minutes…. month’senditsetsastwilightfadesfromthenightsky. the little fi nger. certainly not ideal if you’re Apparent magnitude values range from -4 to +6 for most planningtohikeseveralmiles.Re- planets and visible stars. The lower the value the brighter applicationeverytwohoursisalso the object. A decrease of 1.0 magnitude is 2.5 times recommended. 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Klondike Blu s and Tower Arch by Laurie Schmidt If you visit Arches National Park during the busy Location, Location, Location touristseason,you’llinevitablyhaveamomentwhereyou KlondikeBluffswasactuallytheareathatfirstinspired Laurie Schmidt is the author of Utah “Canyon askyourselfifthere’sanywhereyoucangowithoutfeeling the creation of a national park at Arches. Alexander Country: 20 Must-See Sites and Short Adventures”. likeyou’reonahikerhighwayatrushhour.Thesurprising Ringhoffer, a Hungarian immigrant who was drawn This article is excerpted from the book. Learn more answerisyes,thereis. to southeast Utah in 1917 by mining and prospecting about her book at www.utahcanyonhikes.com. Accessible only via dirt roads and biking trails, opportunities, began exploring the area now known as In1929PresidentHerbertHooversignedtheexecutive Klondike Bluffs is located in the remote northwestern Klondike Bluffs sometime around 1922. Spellbound by order to create Arches National Monument. Ironically, corner of Arches National Park. Even though Klondike thetoweringredsandstonepinnacles,Ringhofferdecided Klondike Bluffs, which had first inspired the creation of Bluffsisonlyabouteightmilesfromthemainparkroad, thattheareawouldmakeanidealtouristdestinationfor the park, was not included. In 1938 President Franklin you’llfeellikeyou’reworldsaway passengers on the Denver and Roosevelt approved an expansion of the monument’s from the rest of Arches National Rio Grande Western Railroad area,andKlondikeBluffswasfinallyincludedwithinits Park—andinmanyways,youare. (DRGWR), which stopped at a boundaries.Archesbecameanationalparkin1971. So be prepared and carry more stationafewmilesnorthatthetown Hadtheoriginalsurveyorsgottenthedirectionsright, water than you think you’ll need, ofThompson. youmightbedrivingapavedroadtoKlondikeBluffstoday especiallyinthesummer. Ringhoffer contacted the anddodgingbabystrollersonabusytrailtoTowerArch. At 43 feet high and 92 feet DRGWR to share his idea, and Considerthemistakeastrokeofgoodluckthatleavesus wide, Tower Arch is the crown the following summer he escorted withasectionoftheparkthatstillretainsitsisolatedand jewel of Klondike Bluffs—and railroad officer Frank Wadleigh to ruggedcharacter. the reason most people venture thearea,whichhehadnamedDevils Hiking Distance (round-trip): 3.4 miles–Difficulty: out to this isolated district of the Garden. Wadleigh was equally Moderate–Cautions:Remotelocation;steeprockysection park.The first section of the trail impressed with the scenery and atbeginningoftrail requiresasteepclimbuptherockwall,andyou’llhaveto wrotetotheNationalParkService(NPS)tosuggestthatthe Getting There dosomeminorscramblinghere.Butonceyou’reatthetop areabeconsideredforanewnationalmonument.Intrigued FromArchesNationalParkVisitorCenter: it’s relatively easy walking through open desert.As you bythedescriptionsoftheuniqueredrock,theNPSsenta Followthemainparkroadfor16milestotheturnoff crossthevalley,followingrockcairnsformuchoftheway, surveyingcrewtoUtah.Butthiswasstillafrontierinthe forSaltValleyRoad,ashortdistancepasttheparkingarea you’llbesurroundedbypanoramicviewsofsandstonefins early20thcentury,andfolksdidtheirexploringwithout forSandDuneArch.Taketheunpavedroadforabout7 andtowersinallshadesoforange. theaidofhigh-techmapsorGPS.So,in1924whenthe milestoajunction,whereyou’llhavetheoptionofturning Afteraboutamile,thetrailveerstotherightandyou’ll NPSsurveyorsattemptedtofollowthedirectionstheywere left. Do NOT turn here, as this is a makeyourwayupalongsandyhill.Fromhere,you’llhave given,theyactuallyendedupinanother technical4-wheeldriveroad.Instead, a good view of the Marching Men—a row of sandstone area,nowknownasTheWindows. continuestraightforanother50yards pinnaclesthatlookslikemenmarchinginaline.Atthetop Theysoonbecameawareoftheir or so to the next left turn, which is ofthehill,thetrailheadsnorthandtakesyouthrougha mistake, and in 1925 a new survey theroadthatleads1miletothesmall labyrinthofsandstonefinsbeforefinallyreachingthearch. partywassent.Thistime,theylanded parkingareafortheTowerArchtrail. YoumaynotseeTowerArchuntilyou’repractically inavastmazeoffinsandarchesnear Besureandstopatthevisitorcenter rightinfrontofit,astheredrockbehinditcamouflages Salt Valley. They still weren’t in the toaskaboutSaltValleyRoad,asthe theopening.Butyou’llbeabletospotthearch’ssignature right place, but the name given by park sometimes closes the route due towerfromadistance,whichwillorientyoutothearch’s Ringhofferstuck,andthisareabecame tohazardousconditions. location. thepresent-dayDevilsGarden.

Barlow Adventures suggests ways to “Beat the Heat” by Nina Barlow It’sthattimeofyearwhereeveryonepreachestoyou everhadaflattireorgotstuckinextremeheat?Evena Exerting yourself outdoors in the hottest part of the aboutdrinkingplentyofwater,wearinghatsandsunscreen, healthyadultisatriskofheatillnesswithfifteenminutes day if you have a choice otherwise does not make you andnotgoinghikingorbikingoranythingstrenuousinthe ofexertioninextremeheat. tough--itmakesyouastatistic.Keepingyourselfandyour middleoftheday.Andit’sthattimeofyear,wheremany Myadviceistofindotherthingstododuringthatnoon familycoolandsafeissmart. peopleignoresuchadviceandendupwithheatexhaustion, to4pmheatwave.HavealeisurelylunchatoneofMoab’s Barlow Jeep Adventures can withheatstroke,ordead. delightfulandairconditioneddiningestablishments.Take assist in planning a fun, safe Visitorsdon’twanttowasteaminuteoftheirrecreation a dip in the pool at your hotel or the Moab Recreation adventure.Locatedat1805S. timetoenjoyMoab--wegetit!But,wehavedaylightfrom Center,orfindoneofMoab’sshadyswimmingholes.Take Hwy191(435)259-3195. 5amto9pm,withthehottesttimeofdaybetweennoon anaporreaduponothergreatactivitiesintheareainyour Have fun while keeping and4pm.DoNOTgohiking airconditionedhotelroom. yourself and your family cool and hydrated. or biking between the hours of 12 noon and 4 pm. Just don’t.Therearesevenhoursof daylightduringNON-peakheat between5amandnoon.There areanotherfivehoursdaylight and non-peak heat between 4 pmand9pm.Beheatsmart! Visitors to the desert Southwest don’t realize that “it’sadryheat”isarealthing. Itmakes100ºF(38ºC)feellike 80ºF(27ºC)inclimateswithan Right in town is the average humidity, but our dry beautiful Mill Creek with desert air is quickly sucking walking and biking paths themoistureoutofyourbody. in the shade along the Theproblemisthatyoudon’t creek. realize you are sweating profusely,becauseitisusuallyevaporatingoffyourskin fasterthanitcandripdownyourskin. Is heat illness limited primarily to the hiking and biking crowd? Nope. We recently encountered a family withadeadUTVonatrailonlyfivemilesfromthemain road and their tow rig. It was 5 pm and they had been sitting out there for 3 hours waiting for their friends to comehelpthem.Thewholefamilywasflushedpink,and hadlong-sincefinishedofftheirsmallsupplyofwater.We helpedthemgetbacksafely,butthedadkeptsaying“We hadplentyofwaterforashorttrip.”Aslongasnothing wentwrong. Same thing goes for 4wd vehicles. Youmight think you are safe since you haveavehicleintop condition with great air conditioning and gallons of water on No shade around? Make your own. board. But have you 22A • Moab Happenings www.moabhappenings.com PHOTOGRAPHY HAPPENINGS

Photographing the Red Rocks Country: By David L. Brown Follow the Rule of Thirds To Improve Your Photos InmypreviousarticlesI’vediscussedseveralsubjects scene.As an example, if there are dramatic clouds with David L. Brown is a professional relating to composition, the art of creating a pleasing raysofsunshiningthrough,givetheskythetoptwo-thirds photographer who lives in Moab. He is a Life Member of arrangementofthesubjectsinapicture.Inmyworkshops ofyourcomposition.Ifyou’redealingwithaplainblue the American Society of Media Photographers and off ers I always emphasize the importance of learning to “see” (orwhite)sky,concentrateontheforeground.(Remember, workshops and tours in the Moab area. His website is thepicturebeforeyouevenraisethecameratoyoureye. thisisnotahardandfastrule,soit’salsoOKtoeliminate at www.imagequest.photo, and he can be reached This art of pre-visualization is the key to making more the sky completely, as we’ll see in one of the examples at 435-210-8158. interestingpictures. below.) filltheareatotheright.Inthiscasethehorizonisalmost Therearenoone-size-fits-allrulestogreatcomposition. InFig.1,aphotoofBalancedRockinArchesNational completelyeliminatedfromthecomposition, Everysubjectcallsforacreativeeyeandmasteryofthe Park in late afternoon, the horizon line is placed at the Fig. 3 is a very simple composition that illustrates camera’scontrolstoachievethedesiredresult.However, bottomone-thirdpoint.(It’sworthnotingthatthepoints placement of the main subject in the right hand third of oneofthemostusefultools,whenappropriate,istoapply donothavetobeexact;it’sgoodenoughtoapproximate the picture. The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, the“ruleofthirds”incomposingyourphotos. placement at the one-third lines.) The sky is important Denmarkisshowninahighcameraanglethateliminates Simply put, this rule is based on the fact that when herebecauseofthepresenceoftheMoon.Theredrocks the horizon completely and appropriately surrounds the thepictureareaisdividedintonineequalpartsandpoints formations and distant La Sal Mountains are also major subjectwithwater. ofinterestplacedintheeightouterone-thirdareasorat features. Fig.4,apictureofMountRainier,isamorecomplex crossing points, more vibrant and interesting effects can Inanotherandmorepowerfulapplicationoftherule, exampleoftheruleofthirds.Themountainitselfdominates beachieved. placekeypartsofyoursubjectattheintersectionpointsof thetopthirdofthepicture,whileasplashofbrilliantred In a most basic application, the rule can be used to theone-thirdlinesinyourpicture.Studieshaveshownthat from a blooming Indian Paintbrush plant appears in the determinetheplacementofthehorizoninyourcomposition. oureyesmorenaturallyaredrawntothesepoints.Inthe lowerrightsection. It’snaturalforthebeginnertopointthecamerastraightat pictureabove,BalancedRockandtheMoonarelocated Noteverycompositionneedstodemonstratetherule ascene,whichdividestheforegroundandskyintoequal nearthelowerrightandupperleftintersectionpoints. ofthirds,butbylearningtoanalyzepotentialcompositions parts.Thisgenerallyfailstocreateinterestingimages.We Another example of the rule of thirds is shown in withitinmindyoucanlearnto“see”andcapturemore shoulddeterminewhichisofmostinterest,foregroundor Fig.2,wherethesilhouettedJoshuaTreeisplacedinthe interestingpictures. sky,andusetheruleofthirdstoemphasizethatpartofthe left one-third of the picture, allowing the sunset sky to

DATE SUNRISE SUNSET 1 5:58am 8:46pm 2 5:58am 8:46pm 3 5:59am 8:46pm 4 5:59am 8:46pm 5 6:00am 8:46pm JULY 6 6:01am 8:45pm SUNRISE & 7 6:01am 8:45pm SUNSET 8 6:02am 8:45pm TIMES 9 6:02am 8:44pm Fig.3–Sometimesitpaystofocusyourcompositiononasingle 10 6:03am 8:44pm subject.InthiscasethestatueoftheLittleMermaidisplacedin theright-handthirdofthepictureandthecamerapointeddownto (The time 11 6:04am 8:44pm eliminatethehorizon. of sunrise and sunset 12 6:04am 8:43pm assumes a fl at 13 6:05am 8:43pm horizon. Actual time may vary 14 6:06am 8:42pm depending 15 6:07am 8:42pm upon the Fig.1–ThisphotoofBalancedRockillustratestheruleofthirds, landscape.) 16 6:07am 8:41pm withthehorizonlineatthelowerone-thirdposition.TheMoon 17 6:08am 8:40pm appearsintheupperleftasabalancetotheredrockfeatures. 18 6:09am 8:40pm 19 6:10am 8:39pm 20 6:10am 8:38pm 21 6:11am 8:38pm 22 6:12am 8:37pm 23 6:13am 8:36pm 24 6:14am 8:35pm 25 6:14am 8:34pm 26 6:15am 8:34pm 27 6:16am 8:33pm 28 6:17am 8:32pm 29 6:18am 8:31pm Fig.4–MountRainieristhesubjectofthisphoto,placedinthe 30 6:19am 8:30pm Fig.2–InthisphotomadeinJoshuaTreeNationalMonumentin topone-thirdofthepicturearea.Theforegroundleadstheeye California,theruleofthirdsisfollowedbytheplacementofthe toward the mountain, with a splash of color in the lower right 31 6:20am 8:29pm subjectintheleftone-thirdofthepicture. providedbybloomingIndianPaintbrush. Half-Day Tours Our guides are great with kids • Small Groups Cool Summer Fun! Rafting on the Colorado River 1:30pm to 5:30pm • Wednesday through Sunday, June-August Moab Utah, 84532 Moab’s Ancient Past Rock Art & Dino Tracks Tour Satellite Phone Satellite phones 8:30am to12:30pm • Friday, Saturday & Sunday, April-October Sales work virtually anywhere! Sunset Tour of Arches NP Service and Rentals 4:00pm to 8:00pm • Friday, Saturday & Sunday, April-October Mobile and Handheld 2-way Radio Sales & Rentals Call for rates and to reserve: Over 30 years experience 435-259-7750 in remote communications sales and service Or reserve on-line: 435 259-8240 FIELD INSTITUTE [email protected] cfimoab.org Outdoor Education Nonprofit Organization www.wfcommunications.net www.moabhappenings.com Moab Happenings • July 2016 • 23A

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The Museum of Moab is the Moab Valley’s center for The Museum features exhibits on geology, cultural and natural history of eastern Utah and the Moab paleontology, archaeology, and pioneer and recent history area. This middle month of summer means that it is almost in this area, and we have monthly art exhibits in the Barnes time for the annual Pioneer Day Ice Cream Social which Gallery upstairs. In July we are featuring abstract oil will take place on the Museum lawn from 7-9pm on Sunday, paintings and 3D art pieces. The history exhibits include July 24! Come on down for free ice cream provided by everything from a rifl e from the 1881 Pinhook Battle above Crystal’s Cakes + Cones and live music provided by Mill Castle Valley to the fi eld boots Charlie Steen had bronzed Creek Station. after fi nding many million dollars’ Enjoy some shade provided by worth of uranium ore in 1952. trees, awnings, and a teepee. There Among the archaeology exhibits will also be cool grass to sit in, lawn are projectile points thousands of games, and plenty of neighbors and years old found right in this area and guests to visit with, guests from as the youngest mammoth tusk known So there is plenty to see and do at the Museum, and far away as…well, North Carolina from the Colorado Plateau found remember to come down on July 24 for free ice cream and that we know of! And the Museum northeast of Moab. In the Fossey more! will be open during the ice cream Paleontology Room is a 150 million If you’ve not visited yet, come check out the Museum feed so you can also check out a little year old sauropod dinosaur collected of Moab at 118 East Center Street! of southeastern Utah’s rather long from just south of Moab just a few See our website at www.moabmuseum.org for history while you’re at it. years ago. information on our exhibits, tours, and programming.

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• OUTERBIKE FALL September 30-October 2, 2016. Outerbike is a chance for you to test ride next year’s bikes on world-class roads and trails in Moab, Utah. For three days, the world’s best bike manufacturers will be set up at the Outerbike Expo site. You can walk through and see next year’s innovations, pick a bike you’d like to try, and take it for a ride. Repeat as needed. There are 20 miles of connected loops that range from fun and easy to technical and gnarly, plus a paved bike path leading to two National Parks for road rides. Your registration fee buys you lunches, shuttled rides, prizes, movies, and entrance to our evening parties! For sign up, information and scheduled events go to www.outerbike.com. • MOAB CENTURY TOUR - Landscape Worth Training For! October 1, 2016. Utah's most scenic road cycling routes with 40, 65, and 100 mile options. Ride along the scenic Colorado River for 40 miles or challenge yourself with a 60 mile ride to the edge of the earth—Dead Horse Point State Park overlooking the Colorado River 2000 feet below. Or combine both and make this your century ride! Enjoy weekend of fabulous roads, cycling icons, delicious food, superior support staff in route vehicles and at water and food stations. For more info visit skinnytireevents.com or call 435-260-8889. This annual event benefi ts the Moab Cancer Treatment Center and the Lymphoma and Leukemia Society. • MOAB HO-DOWN MOUNTAIN BIKE FESTIVAL October 27-30, 2016. Presented by ChilePepper Bike Shop - this festival includes mountain bike races, dirt jump competition, townie tour, costume party, movies at Star Hall and loads of fun! Please call 435-259-4688 or visit This map represents just www.moabhodown.com for more information. one of many trail systems • MOAB ROCKS MOUNTAIN BIKE STAGE RACE, available in the Moab area. Spring 2017. Takes some of the regions best classic & new routes including Klondike, Porcupine Rim & Mag 7 combining them into a 3-day masterpiece of cross country & timed descents in a fully supported format. All this wrapped up in a fun & friendly atmosphere, combining camaraderie & competition. For info: transrockies.com/ moab-rocks or 403-483-9977. • POISON SPIDER BICYCLES SPRING THAW, Spring 2017. A fun, long weekend with demo bikes, women's ride, shuttles, frame giveaway and guided group rides on the Bar-M and the Mag 7 Trails. Food and parties included for $40. Preregister for free t-shirt! For more info visit poisonspiderbicycles.com or call 435-259-7882. • MOAB SKINNY TIRE FESTIVAL - ROAD CYCLING TOUR, March 11-14, 2017. Four days of road cycling along the Colorado River, Dead Horse Point State Park, and the coveted ride through Arches National Park. dealer for This event benefi ts the two room cancer treatment center at Giant norco transition the Moab Regional Hospital and other cancer survivorship marin devinci bmc intense programs and research. For more info visit skinnytireevents. com or call 435-260-8889. Daily Bike Shuttles Available • OUTERBIKE SPRING 2017.Outerbike is a chance “The“The HubHub for you to test ride next year’s bikes on world-class roads at Chile Pepper and trails in Moab, Utah. For three days, the world’s best ofof CyclingCycling bike manufacturers will be set up at the Outerbike Expo site. You can walk through and see next year’s innovations, inin Moab”Moab” pick a bike you’d like to try, and take it for a ride. Repeat Contact Coyote Shuttle as needed. 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Pole And Doe Canyons – The Less Traveled Path by Marcy Hafner My day begrudgingly begins at dawn with a quick hop in half a mile with the trailhead for Pole Canyon another more elevation another out of bed. Immediately the rush is on: a quick breakfast 1.2 miles beyond that. This rough two-wheel drive route marker appears. Then – a last minute check of my gear – a charge out the door is do-able for most high clearance vehicles as long as the at 9500 feet – phew – and a not-wasting-any-time drive to the high country. road is dry. – I’ve made it to the Afternoon thunderstorms are in the forecast so the race Just before that fi nal turn I have to stop. There’s no ridge between Pole and is on to complete my 3.5-mile loop hike in Pole and Doe way I’m going to pass up this fabulous view of Mt. Peale Doe where the more Canyons before they become too threatening. and Tukunikivatz Peak. Mt. Peale, the highest at 12,721 level terrain is edged A prominent landmark on the Old Spanish Trail, feet, was named after Albert Charles Peale, a geologist on by a big grove of leaf- the name “La Sal” was the Hayden Survey team in 1875. Tradition suggests that tossed aspens. Now originally recorded in the Ute translation of “Tukunikivatz” means place where two piles of rocks keep the 1776 journals of the sun lingers longest, an appropriate term for one of our me on track. Going through a cattle allotment gate another Dominquez and Escalante more impressively shaped peaks. marker indicates the route. A few steps more - and wow! - two friars on an I start my hike at the Pole Canyon trailhead. The – a fantastic view awaits my perusal including the Abajos, expedition to fi nd a route oaks interspersed with lush meadows brim with the Sleeping Ute Mountain in Colorado and a wide swath of to connect the Catholic dashing colors of cutleaf daisies, larkspur, pink phlox and ranchlands. missions in California dandelions. An upset chipmunk squeals his annoyance at After that the trail steeply and New Mexico. Their my presence. The crickets, however, couldn’t care less that projectiles down through Ute guides had referred to them as the “Sierra de la Sal,” I am here. They never miss a beat in their haunting tune as the aspens, lush green grass, meaning The Salt Mountains. the warbling vireos add their boisterous song to the mix. columbines ready to burst into Turning the calendar back to the 1800s, stockmen Sometimes in the grassy areas the trail disappears for bloom, bright yellow banner pea grazed their sheep and cattle here, a practice that continues. a short distance, but I easily pick it up again. Then after an fl owers, and shy white violets. Mining and limited logging also occurred. Now most people extended uphill grunt – at last - I reach the refreshing shade A black-tipped white butterfl y joins a mourning cloak come here for recreation – hiking, hunting, horseback of aspen trees and the portal of Pole Canyon, where chill butterfl y and swallowtails to add a delightful pizazz to this riding, fi shing and mountain biking in the summer and fall waters fl ow and the raspberry, strawberry, Oregon grape woodland walk. – snowshoeing, skiing, sledding and snowmobiling in the and chokecherry Before long a log across the trail sends out the message: winter. plants grow. sit down on me, take a load off your feet and enjoy this shady The formation of the La Sals occurred twenty-fi ve to Eventually I spot for a while. I readily accept this enchanting, fi lled- twenty-eight million years ago when an intrusive molten pass through the with-music invitation magma created an uplift of 6,000 feet and cooled into opening of a barbed as the lyrical fl ute-song igneous rock. Then the wire fence and of the Hermit thrush, overlying, less resistant continue upward the strong conversation sandstone eroded away until the trail seems between two ravens, leaving behind the mountains to disappear in a the “cheese-bur-ger” we see today. With at least meadow. Swinging mating call of the twelve peaks over 12,000 left, however, next mountain chickadee, feet, they comprise the to an abandoned watering trough I quickly pick and the trumpety voice second highest range in out a trail marker. Immediately after that, I reach of the red-breasted Utah after the Uintas, and a marked junction. This is where I swing right to nuthatch resonate through the trees. are categorized into three start the Doe Canyon Trail rather than proceed Ah, this is pure contentment until suddenly I notice the distinct groups – north, middle and south. straight for 1.3 miles to connect with the South Mountain clear skies of morning have turned into afternoon clouds of Pole and Doe Canyons are located in the foothills Trail. I have already covered 1.7 miles with 1.8 more to warning - a strong indication I need to stop lollygagging of South Mountain. To get there drive south of town on go. Mileage-wise I’m half way there, but more uphill still around. Reluctantly I move along. When I reach the oaks, Highway 191 approximately 22 miles and turn left at the lies ahead! That realization takes the wind out of my sails however, the breeze dies down, the clouds mosey along, sign for the town of La Sal. Drive another 13 miles and and I plop down for a snack, pick-me-up break on the leaf and the deep shaded canopy is gone. Now I’m drooping take a left onto the Upper Two Mile graveled dirt road. In littered ground under the straight-and-tall, white-barked from the radiant warmth of a summer’s day. So at trail’s two more miles make another left turn for the La Sal Pass aspens and the thickly branched fi rs. end, when my husband meets me with a cold beer, I’m Road. Then drive 1.2 miles and look for the unsigned left Once refreshed and ready to march on, I head in an thinking - All Right! Who could ask for anything more to turn on to Forest Service Road 128 (also known as the Deer easterly direction on this minimally used trail that can be wrap up this vigorously successful hike that involved an Springs Road). You’ll fi nd the trailhead for Doe Canyon hard to follow. Wiggling over logs, I press on. As I gain elevation gain of at least 1200 feet! Solitude

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Return of the River O ers By Damian Fagan

River otters, those seemingly playful creatures turning, rolling A NATURAL HISTORY WRITER. that can’t decide if they are aquatic or terrestrial, were underwater, otters Based in the Pacifi c Northwest, never abundant in the Colorado and Green Rivers in seem well suited for Damian Fagan is a freelance natural southern Utah. Historically, from 1540 to 1872 only the watery home. history writer and nature photographer one expedition in the region reported otters. Of course, But otters don’t who focuses on the fl ora and fauna these groups were looking for safe passage or beavers spend their entire of the American Southwest and the whose pelts formed the foundation of a trapping nation. time in the water. Pacifi c Northwest. Of course, this Even Peter Skene Ogden, an experienced trapper with Their sleek and thick gives him a good excuse to go hiking. the Hudson Bay Company and Northwest Fur Company fur insulates them in Follow Damian’s writing adventures barely reported otters in the Utah. And Ogden, the leader the water, but don’t at damianfagan.blogspot.com of the Snake River Country Expedition in 1826 who was seem surprised if you instructed to create a “fur desert” in the West, had little ever catch an otter while they are to say about otters. sliding on the ice. cruising on land. Hard to trap, they could have been overlooked. Adult otters are Their long, highly But even in the 3-4 ½ feet long and sensitive whiskers 1980’s, sightings possess a heavily aid them in fi nding of river otters in muscled tail that and capturing prey these major rivers represents about 1/3 in murky water. or their tributaries of that length. Otters use these long tails like rudders A third eyelid, was a cause for while swimming or when sliding down an embankment called a nictating celebration. In or a snow bank. “Otter slides” on a muddy riverbank are membrane, the 1970’s, the one sign to search for when looking for otters. Tracks protects the otter’s Colorado Division showing the webbed foot also indicate their presence; eye while underwater while providing some visibility. of Wildlife beavers have a more bowlegged gait and a large hind foot Mainly aquatic, otters have short, powerful legs that released otters in the Colorado River above the state line. that is webbed. help them gallop overland to reach new territories or to The Utah Division of Wildlife released otters starting traverse around impoundments. On land, they’ve been in 1989 through 1992 in the Green River. It took some clocked at 18 mph and would be tough to catch on foot. time, but eventually these otters found their way to the Today, chances of seeing an otter in the Colorado River or Colorado River above Moab. one of its tributaries is much higher today than 100 years If there was an award for Most Playful Mammal, river ago. Even better than Peter Skene Ogden’s, mountain otters would high on that list. Semi-aquatic, this member man that he was. of the Mustelid family is an active, engaging creature on both land and in the water. Related to weasels, skunks, badgers and wolverines, these creatures are the most aquatic of all their relatives. Other signs to look for include latrine sites or tracks. An otter’s head Otters tend to poop in a certain location on riverbanks and and tail taper into these scats full of fi sh scales, crayfi sh parts or bird wings a streamlined body are good indicators of their diets. Though “fi sher folk” that enhances their aquatic ability and their webbed feet by nature, otters eat crustaceans, crayfi sh, water birds, are designed for propulsion while swimming. Twisting, toads, young muskrats or beavers or even small rodents

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Band she hit the streets of Okinawa singing songs for candy. be appreciated and her songs are often members include Hailing from Glenwood, Iowa, Jessica Forsythe started emotional portraits of people, leaving Mona Stevens, her music career in school band on the fl ute. She soon you with the impression that you know Jani Gamble, Jesse realized she was a drummer and joined Sick of Sarah in the characters. You fi nd yourself being Luckett, Amy 2009. The band’s current line up includes Ari Applewhite, dragged into the song rather than standing Boetger and Josh Stern. sisterwivesband.com Jack Swagger, Paul Jackowiak, Jessica Forsythe, and outside and observing. Other songs by Cheryl are hilarious JOHANNA JOHANNA - Salt Lake City’s Americana Abisha Uhl. www.sickofsarah.com situation comedies. Her funny stories between songs show band Johanna Johanna was founded in 2013. Since then the HUNTER VALENTINE - Now based in Brooklyn, as much diversity. Each time she tells a story, it will be a band has been performing NY, Hunter Valentine started out in Toronto in 2005. The little bit diff erent; even if you’ve heard it before, you still at festivals, events, and band claims that a “blatant disregard for a typical girl- fi nd yourself laughing. www.cherylwheeler.com concerts throughout their group sound has garnered them international attention.” HONEY - Honey is the collective energy of three strong home state. The album Laura Petracca comes from a long line of drummers in and soulful singer-songwriters; Leraine Horstmanshoff , covers a range of styles her family and she knew she was destined for the spotlight Mary Tebbs and Kathryn from the soulful swing of since the day she could speak. She’s the “wild child” of Warner. They realized “My Feelings” to the gritty and driving “Enough.” the group on drums and vocals. She says about performing when they combined MONA TAVAKOLI & CHASKA POTTER - Mona live, “What I want the most from the fans is a rowdy crowd their voices and musical Tavakoli was crowned Little Miss dancing and enjoying the music.” skills that it was a magical, soulful collaboration that takes San Jose in 1984, (for her riveting The offi cial websites says “Kiyomi [McCloskey] listeners on an uplifting, inspirational and hilarious journey. Persian dance performance) and the band’s lead vocals and guitar, “is a half human, half Honey incorporates everything from the Blues to since then, she has been on the sashimi rockstar whose voice is the wasabi to your soy Kirtan to Folk to Funk, all with the heartbeat of love. fast track to stardom. Playing sauce.” www.huntervalentine.com CRYS MATTHEWS - DC’s Crys Matthews blends the drums since she was 11 years NATALIA ZUKERMAN - Back in Americana, folk, jazz, blues, bluegrass and funk into a bold, old, Mona now incorporates the 2012, Natalia Zukerman was a defi nite crowd complex performance steeped in traditional cajon, jangley ankles, vocals, and wisecracks into her pleaser at WRMF. The daughter of classical melodies and punctuated by honest, original performances, along with her drum kit. musicians Eugenia and Pinchas Zukerman, lyrics. Thoughtful, realistic and emotional, Chaska has traveled throughout Natalia found her sound in other strings – Matthews’ songs speak to the voice of our the U.S sharing music and stories. The those on slide guitar, lap steel and dobro. generation and remind us why music indeed musicians, Grace and James Potter, were She found kinship in the earthiness and honesty of folk, soothes the soul. www.crysmatthews.com Chaska Potter’s great grandparents. bluegrass, jazz and blues music. nataliazukerman.com CANYONS - When three harmonious voices converge Their love of music has been passed KRISTY LEE - Kristy Lee is an in a spectrum of sculpted lyrical content something magical down the family tree, characterizing the Alabama based singer-songwriter who has is bound to happen. What started as three friends sharing heart and soul of the Potter clan. been burning it up on the underground scene their musical stories has now Inspired by the harmonies of for years and now on a national level. Known melded into a delicious recipe of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; the guitar jams of Dave for her powerhouse vocals, Lee delivers pure, assertive folk music. 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How she captures her audience can’t extensive few years of touring the Northwest, West coast Simply put, she leaves audiences better be explained but just needs to be heard and seen. Toby and Southwest regions of the U.S., they have managed than she fi nds them, with softened edges & is passionate, raw, fun and powerful, with a mix of soul, to create a extensive, rapidly growing fan base with cult- opened hearts. With compelling songwriting and engaging blues, folk, rock and a splash of gypsy hick. following loyalties. www.debigrahammusic.com

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MAIN • MOAB, UT 84532 456 Emma Boulevard 435-259-3500 www.moabredstone.com 12B • Moab Happenings www.moabhappenings.com STUNTS, STARS AND LEGENDS Stunts, Stars and Legends Article and drawings by John Hagner BUD EKINS: Born James Sherwin Ekins in Hollywood, California, he is known to most as the actor who jumped the fence on a disguised Triumph TR6 Trophy 650cc motorcycle in “The Films Made in the Moab Area Great Escape,” and one of the stuntmen who drove the 1939 - Stagecoach Search for Curly’s Ford Mustang 390 GT in “Bullitt”. He also coordinated the 1949 - Wagon Master Gold stunts for the popular 1970s motorcycle cop show “Chips”. 1993 - Lightning Jack For years, movie fans believed that the star Steve 1950 - Rio Grande McQueen made the big barbed-wire fence jump at the 1950 - The Battle At Apache 1994 - The Great American fi nale of “The Great Escape” but the stunt was actually Pass West performed by Ekins. Although McQueen undertook the 1953 - Taza, son of Cochise 1995 - Larger Than Life rest of the bike work in the fi lm, the fi lm’s producers were 1958 - Warlock 1995 - Riders of the Purple too nervous to allow him to make the iconic jump himself. Sage 1959 - Ten Who Dared Five years later, McQueen was given a late call to the 1995 - The Sunchaser from “The Great Escape”. Ekins regularly contributed to 1961 - Comancheros “Bullitt” set one day, and found Ekins with his hair sprayed 1996 - Breakdown blond performing the most dangerous stunts around the documentaries and biographies on Steve McQueen with 1963 - The Greatest Story streets of San Francisco. McQueen then shouted “you some authority, given their close friendship until the actor’s Ever Told 1996 - Con-Air did it to me again!” referring to the earlier scene-stealing death in 1980. 1963 - Cheyenne Autumn 1997 - Lost Treasure of Dos Santos 1964 - Rio Conchos 1998 - Chill Factor 1966 - Wild Rovers John Hagner’s Gallery of Art 1998 - Galaxy Quest 1966 - Fade In 1999 - The Adventures of THE PRUESSEN: 1967 - Blue The Pruessen was a German steel-hulled ‘fi ve-masted ship-rigged windjammer Joe Dirt built in 1902 for the F. Laeisz shipping company and named after the German state and 1975 - Against a Crooked 1999 - Mission Impossible II Sky kingdom of Prussia. It was the world’s only ship of this class with fi ve masts carrying 1999 - Vertical Limit six square sails on each mast. 1982 - Spacehunter: 2000 - Nurse Betty Until the 2000 launch of the Royal Clipper, a sail cruise liner, she was the only fi ve- Adventures in the masted full-rigged ship ever built. Forbidden Zone 2001 - Touched by an Angel The mighty, as she was named by many seamen, had only two skippers in her 1984 - Choke Canyon 2002 - Austin Powers 3 career. 1985 - MacGyver 2005 - Don’t Come On November 5, 1910, on her 14th outbound voyage, the Pruessen was rammed by 1987 - Nightmare at Noon Knocking the small British cross-channel steamer Brighton. Contrary to regulations, the Brighton 1988 - Sundown: Vampires 2008 - Star Trek had tried to cross before her bows, underestimating her high speed of 16 knots. The in Retreat 2009 - The Canyon Pruessen was seriously damaged and lost much 1988 - Indiana Jones and 2009 - Remember I’ll of her forward rigging, the Last Crusade Always Love You making it impossible to 1990 - Thelma and Louise 2010 - 127 Hours steer the ship to safety. A 1992 - Knights 2010 - John Carter of Mars November gale thwarted 1992 - Slaughter of the 2013 - After Earth attempts to sail or tub her to safety in Dover Harbour. It was Innocents 2013 - The Lone Ranger intended to anchor her off Dover but both anchor chains broke 1993 - Geronimo: An 2014 - Need for Speed and Pruessen was driven onto rocks at Crab Bay where she American Legend sank as a result of the damage infl icted on her. 2014 - Transformers: Age of 1993 - City Slickers II: The Extinction The Colorado River near Moab This is fi rst in a series of illustrations by John Hagner featuring some of his color work. This one is done in water-color pencils. HIGH ROPES CHALLENGE Movie & Western Memorabilia Museum COURSE AND GIANT SWING at Red Cli s Lodge Red Cliff s Lodge, on the banks of the mighty Colorado River, is home to the Moab Museum movie posters, autographed scripts, of Film & Western Heritage. The lodge is built props from the many pictures fi lmed in on the old George White Ranch, a key location the area, and displays about the western 17 elements to play on for nine of the big westerns including Rio ranching heritage. For information, call Grande, Cheyenne Autumn, Ten Who Dared, Red Cliff s Lodge at 259-2002. and challenge yourself with! The Commancheros, and Rio Conchos. Through the magnifi cent Open 7 days a week The late George White was founder landscapes of southeastern Utah, writers of the Moab to Monument Valley Film have been inspired and stories born here. $60, $50/kids under 14 Zane Grey, the famous western novelist, 20% local discount with Moab ID! A partial list of stars traveled through the area in 1912. His that have made movies in Moab visit inspired him to write his book Riders John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Henry Fonda, of the Purple Sage. The book was made Lee Marvin, Rock Hudson, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Boone, into a movie starring Ed Harris and Amy Anthony Quinn, Mickey Rooney, Shirley Temple, Kris Madigan, and fi lmed on locations around Kristoff erson, Billy Crystal, Robert Duvall, Gene Hackman, Bill Moab. 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Your Horoscope for July 2016 By Victoria Fugit

The New Moon this month falls on the 4th of July at Mar. 21 - Apr. 20 Aries -- Strong possibility of changes in Oct. 24 - Nov. 22 Scorpio – Your intuition and creativity 5:01 am MDT. Since the New Moon is an optimal time to home, foundations or family. Check for any are currently in high gear and you may feel a set new intentions and it falls on our country’s birthday, it possible water leaks or other plumbing need for solitude and refl ection. The seems appropriate to write a brief overview of the US solar problems. Unexpected good fortune or Universe may, however, have travel on or return and set intentions for our country’s future. Three of opportunity could come to you through a near water set up for you. Either way pay the most important parts of a chart are the Sun, Moon and friend or at a party through someone you attention to intuitive insights, let go of always being in Ascendant. Astrology is the study of planetary energies have just met. Don’t be afraid to explore it as it may change control and watch the serendipity in your life create small and relationships within those energies. All energies have your life for the better. miracles. Count to three before you lose your temper – a a light side and a shadow side. America’s birth sign of Apr. 21 - May 21 few well-placed words can be stronger than an outburst. Cancer is the primordial water sign, symbolizing creation, Taurus -- Little Red Riding Hood was told to be careful in the woods, but did she Nov. 23 - Dec. 21 Sagittarius – Your energy may be low if nurturance, intense emotions and coming to the defense you were born in the fi rst week of December. and protection of others and life itself. A well balanced listen? Well, we wouldn’t have the fairy tale if she had, would we? Listen to the tiny Saturn is conjunct your Sun and is asking for Cancer will be fi ercely protective of home, children and slower, more precise action. Creative their interests. voice within that’s saying “careful, careful”. That handsome wolf that has such a great projects may have happy but unexpected The shadow side of Cancer is emotional immaturity spiritual façade may not have your best interests at heart. outcomes. Water in or around your home may be a cause of and self-indulgence. The dark side of Cancer can also No matter how good it sounds, watch out for education, concern around the new Moon. manifest as unconscious projections and martyrdom; or travel, or spiritual knowledge that promises the world. Dec. 22 - Jan. 20 Capricorn – Travel, a long lost goal or “they did it to me, it wasn’t the result of anything I did”. relationship, creative writing skills are all Water must fl ow and feelings must be fully acknowledged, May 22 - June 21 Gemini − Either partners or work seem possibilities for you this month. Your work not necessarily acted out, but felt. Repressed emotions to be hanging you up with ambiguity, or career brings satisfaction and even joy, overfl ow the banks of our defenses. confusion or indecision. The New Moon since Cappies so enjoy the challenge of work The US natal Moon is in Aquarius giving a strong focuses on your 2nd house of money. An they love. Working with the energies of innovative, technological and altruistic bent to the American investment may come up that seems slow Uranus and Pluto has or will give you a deep inner strength mindset. The solar return Moon this year, however, is in but sure. It will probably serve you well, to fi nd your path and thrive in the next few years. Cancer, suggesting greater emotionality and reactivity. especially if it has to do with women, beauty or art. The temptation to just buy a big RV and live a life of freedom Jan. 21 - Feb. 18 Aquarius – More emotionality than usual Both U.S. natal and solar return ascendants are on the road, leaving all the cares and responsibilities of in the work place may give you some in Sagittarius this year, symbolizing the idealism and your home and past may be an illusion conjured up by your discomfort near the new Moon. For late principles of democracy and equality on which this partner. Look at the long term prospects. Aquarians these energies could be stronger, country was built. Sagittarius on the ascendant is hopeful, as you are a bit explosive right now. By the generous, self-reliant, enterprising, honest, and has great June 22 - July 22 Cancer –New horizons, ideas, projects, full Moon things should cool down and your respect for philosophy and science. This was the dearly friends, prospects at work could all be gifts great sense of inventiveness and innovation will once again arise and you’ll fi nd ways too quietly separate yourself held concept of America, until the shadow side dimmed of the new Moon this month. Start writing a from unpleasant situations. the light. We seem to have wandered away from our truer new script for your life. What isn’t working? Write a new script and focus on it. Remember nature. Sagittarius in its shadow manifestation can be self- Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 Pisces – Love, romance, creativity and righteous, belligerent and unbendable. This chart, however, the story of the two wolves (what you want children are a strong focus early in the month. foretells a rebirth of original values which will follow a and what you don’t want) Feed the one you want. Ignore Don’t let all these good feelings put you into diffi cult and often rocky transformational period. the other one, even if it seems more real, and watch your a sudden rush of overspend mode. Although intentions start to manifest. partnerships may be going well, there are A strong Pluto opposition, and soon a Pluto return July 23 - Aug. 24 Leo — Your dreams may be quite active times toward the end of this month when the behavior and from the Capricorn 2nd house to Sun, Moon, Mercury and with the new Moon. They may have reactions of your partner can be utterly baffl ing. Try to Venus in Cancer in the 8th, indicates uncertainty, collapse information about your past and early realize that with Neptune on your Sun, you might be a bit and re-evaluation of fi nances, values and priorities. (This family dynamics that you’ve been searching nebulous and confusing to your partner, as well. may not be destined to bear fruit yet, as the square of for in order to unravel a puzzle in your Saturn to Neptune casts confusion, ambiguity, delusion psyche. Write your dreams down and read and self-deception over communications and relationships them in about 3 weeks. See everything in the dreams as About Victoria... from local neighborhoods to the Beltway.) The positive parts of yourself and ask questions. Your creativity will The passion I have for Astrology began when I was expression of Capricorn is integrity, discipline and bear fruit with a little more discipline. twenty-four. I had been traveling in Europe for months dedication. The shadow side of Capricorn worships power and was becoming more and more curious about the and authority, attempts to dominate, control and win at Aug. 24 - Sept. 22 Virgo – Your social life may take a big letters my mom was sending me. They were waiting for any cost. It avoids taking responsibility and accepting upswing this month. Get out and enjoy new me in each city or town I went to and it was as if she consequences. Pluto’s passage through Capricorn keeps friends as well as old. Your tendency to had a spy following me. She seemed to know my every revealing the long-hidden costs of inequity, corruption stay home isn’t the best idea right now. move. Then she started to give me advice about what and materialism through 2024. We have already seen the Those of you born in the middle of your was coming up and what to watch out for. beginning of the battle between the forces of Plutonian sign are in sort of a cocoon stage wondering Astrology has been part of my life ever since and shadow and the higher qualities of Cancer. what you will be when you emerge. Let yourself be has led to my involvement with researchers and teachers This chart also indicates the country will have less pleasantly surprised at the end of 2016 when you look back in the human potential movement, such as Jean Houston control over situations and relationships and will have to and see how much change has been to your benefi t. (Institute for Mind Research), Werner Erhardt (EST), accept choices and events as others call them. Specifi cally Sep. 23 - Oct. 23 Libra – You’ve been very serious of late. Elmer Green (Duke University), Joe Kamiya (early the US may have to relinquish the reigns of authority and If you are concerned about your health see a researcher in bio-feedback), Swami Rama (Himalayan be open to new concepts which will receive public support. doctor to put your mind at rest. Career Institute) and others. All together this chart points to our national identity projects may bring well deserved benefi ts. Sun sign astrology obviously doesn’t give the depth undergoing the pains of rebirth. The new national identity By the full Moon, tension may arise between of knowledge available in a full reading. Each chart is being birthed will hopefully be more in line with what the work and home, leaving you with a choice of unique, like snowfl akes. But it’s fun and entertaining. majority of Americans intend it to be. juggling too many balls in the air or just letting go of the Hope you get both from this column. most diffi cult ones. You have friends who care about you, You can get in touch with Victoria at 435-259-9417 This month we have a Full Moon in Capricorn on ask for help. or [email protected] July 19, 2016 at 4:56 pm MDT You can pick up Moab Happenings in Salt Lake City! 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As her Arches National understanding of the area deepened, so did her desire to capture and share her love of the Park desert. Her ink and watercolor paintings showcase the weird and wonderful life that thrives in the canyons. A Utah Department of Transportation traffi c You are invited to join Maddie for a fun and inspiring experience in the park. Please see the web cam provides current information at the event schedule below for dates, times and locations. Entrance to Arches National Park. July 8 July 15 Arches National Park Canyonlands National Park - Island in the Sky Fiery Furnace Viewpoint 7:30 am - 8:30 am Visitor Center 8 am - 10 am Fire Restrictions Arches Visitor Center 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Green River Overlook 10:30 am - 1:30 pm Due to very dry conditions and increasing fi re danger July 12 Aztec Butte 2 pm - 3 pm in Southeast Utah, Superintendent Kate Cannon has Arches National Park July 19 announced fi re restrictions for Arches and Canyonlands Courthouse Towers 7:30 am - 9:30 am Arches National Park National Parks, and Natural Bridges and Hovenweep National Monuments. Arches Visitor Center 10:00 am - 12:30 pm The Windows 7:30 am - 10 am Beginning at 12:01 am on Friday, July 1, 2016, fi res Arches Visitor Center 10:30 am - 12:30 pm will be permitted only in designated fi re grates in developed campgrounds and picnic areas. Open fi res are prohibited in Road Work to Begin in National Parks backcountry campsites at all times. Petroleum fueled stoves A pavement resurfacing and repair work project is parking lots. and grills will still be permitted in designated backcountry scheduled for this summer at Arches and Canyonlands Work at Canyonlands National Park and Hovenweep campsites, as well as in developed campgrounds and picnic National Parks and Hoveweep and Natural Bridges and Natural Bridges National Monuments will include areas. National Monuments. all paved parking lots, trailheads, pullouts, overlooks and Smoking will be prohibited, except within enclosed Work began at Arches National Park and the Island in campgrounds. Parking lots, trailheads, pullouts, overlooks, vehicles, parking lots or developed areas that are cleared of the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park in late June, and campgrounds (with the exception of the Devils Garden all fl ammable materials for at least three feet in diameter. and will progress to the Needles District of Canyonlands Campground in Arches National Park) will be closed while Visitors are reminded to exercise caution and to properly and Hovenweep and Natural Bridges National Monuments work is taking place. Areas will reopen as soon as possible extinguish all lighted smoking materials. throughout the summer. after work is completed. In the river corridors where there are no designated The Federal Highways Administration (FHWA) Visitors are encouraged to visit the parks’ offi cial campsites, petroleum fueled stoves are the recommended funded project will be conducted in stages: crack sealing, websites before traveling and to stop in park visitor centers method for cooking.At this time, charcoal fi res will road cleaning and patching followed by resurfacing and once in the parks for updated road work information. continue to be allowed in the river corridors if completely lane painting. Kate Cannon, Superintendent of the Southeast Utah contained within a metal fi re pan. Travel delays of up to 15 minutes are anticipated Group of national parks states, “We are grateful to the FHWA Fireworks are prohibited at all times in these national and pilot cars and/or fl aggers will be used to direct traffi c for this funding which will improve park road conditions. parks. when lane closures are necessary. Detailed project work We ask for everyone’s patience and understanding in order These fi re restrictions will remain in eff ect until further schedules are still being worked out and may fl uctuate due to complete this important work as safely and effi ciently as notice. Information on statewide fi re restrictions can be to weather or other uncontrollable circumstances. possible.” found at www.utahfi reinfo.gov.at: http://www.utahfi reinfo. Project work in Arches National Park will take place Additional information regarding this road work will gov/. For real-time updates follow us on Twitter @ at the visitor center, Balanced Rock, and Sand Dune Arch be posted on NPS offi cial websites as it becomes available. UtahWildfi re MOAB CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS For a community to prosper and grow, its residents have to be INVOLVED. If you would like to participate in any club or organization, PLEASE CALL THEM. Many of these groups are always looking for a helping hand or two. 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Having a clean dog is awesome! They smell great, till they are wet to cutting and shaping. Make sure to trim around the feet, look their very best and often act accordingly. Dogs that the skin. Apply a eyes, ears and the base of the tail to get a polished look. leave our grooming studio are at their fi nest and it takes a diluted shampoo These spots get the dirtiest so they need the most attention, long list of steps to get them there. These steps are why you (I recommend at and trimming. Make sure to clean in the ears as well, using pay someone else to do it as well, it’s hard work. You can least 4 parts water a cotton ball and a gentle cleaner with a witch hazel or do a pretty good job at home without the fancy dryers and to soap even up alcohol base to help promote a dry environment. If the ear tubs, but you will need some good tools, good shampoo, to 10 parts water is bright pink, red or smelly be very careful. Make sure to lots of elbow grease and towels! Because you don’t have a to soap. Work talk with your vet about this, as ear infections are serious. 4 horsepower dryer at home, you will often have to rely on shampoo into mild Last step to follow, everything your dog gets at the your dog air drying, therefore the majority of work needs to medium lather. groomer, is nail trimming. Nails grow at very diff erent to be done before the bath! Do not make a huge bubble monster with your dog, it rates. Some dogs need will be very hard to rinse clean. You want a loose, even them trimmed every lather all over, and DON’T forget their feet! Your dog’s few weeks while others feet are the only way they can sweat. They have glands in just a few times a year. them and because of the way they are shaped are a moist Active dogs can go years environment and can be very smelly. Dogs with long hair between nail trims. The or fur can develop mats in their feet that need to be cut or most important part is shaved out. Make sure you rinse those feet as well as wash to stay on top of any them. Another part of the wash that should come last is the overgrowth and trim face. Waiting till the end of the bath to wash your dog’s often if necessary. Long face will also lower their need to shake. If you have tearless nails often can’t be soap make sure to wash around the outside of the face and trimmed short enough mouth staying away from the eyes, otherwise rub your because the quick has dog’s face with a wet towel to clean around the eyes and become long as well. If your dog is small use the scissor First step is to brush, even if you are going to shave mouth. Make sure you rinse style, if your dog is medium or large I recommend the type your dog you will want to brush fi rst and fi nd any potential and rinse and rinse. Rinse that look like pliers. A dog of any size can also have their mats. If you fi nd a lot of mats, stop and shave. If you fi nd a back and forth, even against nails trimmed with a grinder. This is a small hand tool that few mats work them out. the grain of the coat so you has a small circular bit. By grinding the nails, there is a Brushing a smooth coat dog: Get a shedding blade, ensure they get rinsed down smoother fi nish and often can be shorter as the quick is furminator or rubber curry and brush with the grain of the to the skin. You want to make easier to avoid. This takes much more time and skill, and coat. You will get mostly downy undercoat that is dull and sure there are no soapy areas often dogs need to get used to it. Healthy nails are very has a softer texture than the top coat. This can take 2 to left before you start drying. important, so make sure to stay on top of your dog’s nails. 10 minutes in a session and should be done weekly if not Next Step is drying. Doing a professional job at home means you need to daily. These breeds shed the most! Drying your dog with a dryer work as hard as the professionals, if not harder since you Brushing a double coated dog: Use a slicker, stripping makes the biggest diff erence lack the equipment. The good news is you can break any blade or comb to remove the hair from these breeds. Brush between a groomer’s job and part of these steps into small bits; trim nails one day brush with the grain of the coat and be prepared for a ton of hair! home job. But if you dry the the next, you get it. Taking your time, and being thorough Brushing these dogs should take 10-30 minutes a few right way your dog will still is the most important part of making your dog look the times a week but some as little as once a week is necessary look great. When using towels best. If you are unsure about what tools to use, ask. Make depending on outdoor activity. These breeds often get puff y make sure to rub back and forth with short coated breeds sure to give your dogs lots of love and reassurance to make mats around their back feathers, chest and around their but use more of the scrunching motion with double coated it more enjoyable for everyone. collar area. These places need more attention. These coats or long hair breeds. Not too rough, you don’t want to cause are dense, so make sure you get down to the skin before mats just remove water from the coat. Use more than one bathing them otherwise the shampoo will never make it towel, and make sure to get the feet, tail and face the driest. there. Brushing too much in one area with any of the tools This is a great time for a walk if it’s warm outside as the that work well on this type of coat will irritate the skin and movement will speed the drying. be careful when working on mats. Make sure you hold the Another important step once your dog is dry, give skin on the top of the area you are brushing so you pull less them another brushing. Any hair that was loosened up by on the skin and more on the hair. Many people shave these the wash can now be removed, and will give your dog that breeds in the summer to keep them cool. Shaving off their fi nished look. This is also when you want to do any hair fur does keep them cooler, but it’s not great for their coat and can often grow back much thicker and even have some bald patches too. The Bark Park - Off -leash Dog Park Brushing a dog with hair (not fur): These dogs require frequent grooming so brush these dogs weekly if not daily. Many of these breeds have shaved bodies and legs, but have long ears and tails for style, and that requires a lot of Humane Society of Moab Valley attention. If you are doing the shaving or cutting at home I 435-259-4862 • www.moabpets.org recommend you brush these dogs before you shave to get July 2016 Events a more even look. You will often need to brush in many directions to get the hair to stand up as shaving or cutting July 2- Cat Adoption Day at the both make the hair lay down. Moab BARKery from 11am - 1pm If you noticed that regardless of what type of dog July 9 - Dog Adoption Day at City Market you have I recommend brushing at minimum weekly and Location: 100 E 300 S from 10am - noon before bathing. Dogs need a lot more brushing than they do July 16 - Cat Adoption Day at the washing. Their fur or hair has natural oils that help maintain The Bark Park is located at 100E 300 S. Moab BARKery from 11am - 1pm their coats luster but also helps with water resistance. Separate small and large dog areas are provided July 23 - Dog Adoption Day at City Market Brushing does far more for your dog than washing, and it’s from 10am - noon the key to a healthier coat. within the 1 acre enclosure. Use is free; it is also a privilege. Please clean up after your pet and Next step is bathing your dog. Washing dogs of all Be sure to check out our website, please obey all posted rules and regulations. breeds is pretty much the same. Use room temperature www.moabpets.org or warm water, never hot or cold! Soak your dog’s coat Thanks! for other ways you can support the HSMV.

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