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Dia de Los Muertos at The Monarch

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Dia de Los Muertos at The Monarch has free events this week including the Latino Film Festival and Las Cafeteras concert on Friday, Nov. 5, 2021. Visit ofoam.org for the full schedule of events.

The five-day celebration of Latino culture, community inclusivity, and the arts began Monday with the opening of a community altar dedicated to the victims of COVID-19 and continues with free events throughout the week, including the Ogden City School District Art and Music Showcase on Wednesday, Latino Film Festival on Thursday and concluding with live performances Friday night by Mariachi Aguilas de La Esperanza, WSU’s Ballet Folklorico and the nationally acclaimed Chicano band from East Los Angeles, Las Cafeteras. All of the events are free, thanks to generous support from RAMP, Ogden City Arts, Utah Arts & Museums, WESTAF/NEA and other partners.

Now through Friday, various times; The Monarch, 455 25th St.; free; ofoam.org/events/dia-de-los-muertos-at-the-monarch.

Open Studio Night & Van Sessions

Open Studio Night at The Monarch is the biggest party in town every First Friday with live music, food, hands-on art, workshops and art exhibits in over 40 creative studios. The November lineup includes:

  • “Van Sessions” live audience music podcast with Compass Rose.
  • OCA Center exhibit “Vida, Muerte, Justicia | Life, Death, Justice.”
  • Live letterpress demonstration at Thomas Printers studio.
  • Art Box will be featuring local award-winning artist Rose Wambsganss.
  • Dia de Los Muertos celebration with Las Cafeteras, Mariachi Aguilas de Esperanza and Ballet Folklorico.
  • Art exhibits in the creative studios.

Friday, 6-9 p.m.; The Monarch, 455 25th St.; free; Facebook @TheMonarchOgden.

Eccles Art Center

The November exhibits at the Eccles Art Center will feature the painting and bronze sculptures of David W. Jackson in the Main Gallery and creative collages and paintings by Steve Stones in the Carriage House Gallery with an opening reception for the artists during First Friday Art Stroll. Jackson is known throughout the Intermountain West for his diverse landscape and wildlife paintings, and Stones is an Ogden native and adjunct professor of art at Weber State University whose humorous, mixed-media pop art “deconstructs, appropriates, and dismantles pop-culture, mass media images and symbols … to change how the viewer normally views these symbols.”

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November Open Studio Night at The Monarch has art exhibits from over 40 studios, live music, demos and more this Friday, Nov. 5, 2021.

Friday, 5-8 p.m.; Eccles Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Ave.; free; ogden4arts.org.

Wigs & Brunch

The Only Sequoia is in town again! Every first Sunday at WB’s Eatery for Wigs & Brunch, the gritty NYC-style comedic drag show arrives — and it’s the perfect compliment to your French Toast Sando and a Gin Blossom. This Sunday at 11 a.m., meet Sequoia and her guest Queens at the Wigs & Brunch live show. Doors open at 10:30 a.m. for brunch and drinks, with showtimes at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Pop in, enjoy the outdoor patio and discover the lifestyle of high-glam comedy, killer bites and handcrafted cocktails. Purchase tickets in advance. This popular event fills up fast.

Sunday, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.; WB’s Eatery, 455 25th St.; $10; wbseatery.com.

“Van Sessions” is a live audience music podcast recorded by The Banyan Collective at The Monarch during Open Studio Night. This month’s music guest is Compass Rose.

Eccles Art Center features exhibits by David W. Jackson and Steve Stones opening this Friday, Nov. 5, 2021, during First Friday Art Stroll.

Sequioa performs one of her NYC-style comedic drag bits at Wigs & Brunch in October. Tickets are on sale now for the next Wigs & Brunch this Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021.

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