The West Valley City Council meets the first four Tuesdays of every month unless otherwise noticed. The public is welcome.

The West Valley City Council meets the first four Tuesdays of every month unless otherwise noticed. The public is welcome.

Utah’s Native Artists in Exhibition features traditional and contemporary works by Native American artists with Utah ties. The exhibition presents an exciting mix of subject matter, mediums, and forms, and features Utah’s emerging Native artists as well as more recognized and accomplished artists. Exhibition themes draw upon traditional art forms of the region, like Navajo rug or basket weaving, but also showcase more contemporary perspectives expressed through forms such as sculpture, watercolor, and photography. The resulting exhibition invites the viewer to understand the complexity of the Native experience through both historic and modern lenses. The show is curated in collaboration with local community members Dru Drury and Gary Swenson.

The West Valley Division of Arts & Culture, and the Classical Greek Theater Festival Presented by Westminster College present Ion. Written by Euripides, translated by David Lan and directed by Alexandra Harbold.

The West Valley City Fire Department is committed to offering the best service possible to the citizens of West Valley City. By offering merit badge classes we can share our knowledge and skills to educate and promote the benefits of Scouting. The West Valley City Fire Department is excited to continue their Free Merit Badge classes at Station 74, 5545 West 3100 South. Classes will be taught by West Valley City Firefighters. Seating is limited so register early by email at meritbadges@wvc-ut.gov. Classes start at 6 pm.