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SUMMARY:Almost All to the West
DESCRIPTION:MUSIC\nAlmost All to the West\nGrand Circle New Music\, with guest conductor Nathan Haines and guest narrator Sam Payne\nSaturday\, November 14\, 7:30pm\nSteven Ricks\, composer Stephen Tuttle\, librettist Brent Barson\, video artist \n \nA Journey Through History. A Concert Beyond Imagination.\n\n\n \nExperience the American West like never before—through powerful live music\, stunning visuals\, and captivating storytelling. \n\n\n \nIn 1776\, two Franciscan friars set out on an extraordinary expedition from Santa Fe in search of a route to California. Their journey through the American Southwest became part of a complex history of exploration\, culture\, and discovery. \n\n\n \nNow\, Almost All to the West brings that journey to life in an immersive multimedia concert blending original music\, projected imagery\, and historical storytelling. \n\n\n \nCreated by composer Steven Ricks\, writer Stephen Tuttle\, and video artist Brent Barson\, and performed by Grand Circle New Music with guest conductor Nathan Haines and guest narrator Sam Payne\, this one-of-a-kind performance explores the landscapes\, cultures\, and untold perspectives that shaped the West. \n\n\n \nMore than a concert\, it’s an unforgettable journey through time. \n\n\n \nDon’t miss this extraordinary experience at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta. Get your tickets today! \n \nTICKETS\nAlmost All to the West is supported by a 2026 Interdisciplinary Studies Grant from the BYU Charles Redd Center for Western Studies. \nGrand Circle New Music is guided by the artistic direction of Glenn Webb and Robert Matheson.
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SUMMARY:From the Borderlands to the Roots
DESCRIPTION:DANCE\nPunto de Inflexión Project\nFrom the Borderlands to the Roots\nCreated by Peter Hay & Stephanie García\nFriday\, November 20\, 7:30pm\nSaturday\, November 21\, 3:00pm\n\nFrom the Borderlands to the Roots is a multidisciplinary exploration of migration\, identity\, labor\, and belonging. Inspired by Latinx culture and immigrant experiences\, the work considers migration in its many forms—across national borders\, within countries\, and between communities—and the sacrifices\, transformations\, and resilience that accompany the search for a new home. At its heart\, the work honors the laborers and working-class individuals whose contributions sustain our communities\, while celebrating the cultural histories\, traditions\, and identities they carry with them. \nCreated by acclaimed Mexican choreographer and interdisciplinary artist Stephanie García and visual and conceptual artist Peter Hay\, the project brings together two artists with extensive international experience and a shared commitment to collaboration and cultural exchange. García\, a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow in Choreography\, has created more than 30 interdisciplinary works presented across the Americas\, Europe\, and Africa and is co-founder and co-director of Punto de Inflexión Project and PROArtes México. Hay\, also co-director of PROArtes México\, is an accomplished visual artist\, educator\, and arts administrator whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally\, from New York City to Colombia and Bulgaria. Together\, García and Hay create work that moves across artistic disciplines and borders\, inviting audiences to encounter questions of place\, culture\, memory\, and connection in new ways. \n  \nTICKETS
URL:https://kayentaarts.org/event/from-the-borderlands-to-the-roots/2026-11-20/
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SUMMARY:From the Borderlands to the Roots
DESCRIPTION:DANCE\nPunto de Inflexión Project\nFrom the Borderlands to the Roots\nCreated by Peter Hay & Stephanie García\nFriday\, November 20\, 7:30pm\nSaturday\, November 21\, 3:00pm\n\nFrom the Borderlands to the Roots is a multidisciplinary exploration of migration\, identity\, labor\, and belonging. Inspired by Latinx culture and immigrant experiences\, the work considers migration in its many forms—across national borders\, within countries\, and between communities—and the sacrifices\, transformations\, and resilience that accompany the search for a new home. At its heart\, the work honors the laborers and working-class individuals whose contributions sustain our communities\, while celebrating the cultural histories\, traditions\, and identities they carry with them. \nCreated by acclaimed Mexican choreographer and interdisciplinary artist Stephanie García and visual and conceptual artist Peter Hay\, the project brings together two artists with extensive international experience and a shared commitment to collaboration and cultural exchange. García\, a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow in Choreography\, has created more than 30 interdisciplinary works presented across the Americas\, Europe\, and Africa and is co-founder and co-director of Punto de Inflexión Project and PROArtes México. Hay\, also co-director of PROArtes México\, is an accomplished visual artist\, educator\, and arts administrator whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally\, from New York City to Colombia and Bulgaria. Together\, García and Hay create work that moves across artistic disciplines and borders\, inviting audiences to encounter questions of place\, culture\, memory\, and connection in new ways. \n  \nTICKETS
URL:https://kayentaarts.org/event/from-the-borderlands-to-the-roots/2026-11-21/
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