Thursday October 11
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
LIMITED SEATING
Artist Jaxsen Layton will share what inspires him, how he gets from idea to finished artwork.
Hosted in cooperation with The Argo House, this event is free and open to the public. Seats are limited (40)!
LOCATION:
Argo House
529 25th St, Ogden, UT 84401
exhibit runs though November.
Monday October 15th
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
LIMITED SEATING! Get your free TICKETS HERE
Join us for A + A’s first event of the new season to learn more about thinking BIG: how to score, plan and execute art projects on a LARGE scale, with Thayer Walker, co-founder of Ink Dwell, a studio makes art that inspires people to love and protect the natural world.
Ink Dwell's current #migratingmural project consists of 7 sites spanning the US, along the migratory paths of monarch butterflies.
Thayer Walker is an author, journalist, and cofounder of Ink Dwell studio. He has served as a correspondent for Outside magazine for more than a decade, and has covered topics ranging from civil war to submarine exploration of the deep sea. He once survived twenty days stranded on a desert island for a story and... show up to learn more!
LOCATION:
The Underground at Zucca
529 25th St, Ogden, UT 84401
Thursday, October 18
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
LOCATION:
Weber County Main Library
2462 Jefferson Ave. Ogden UT 84401
Join us for A + A’s second event of the new season. Panelists from WSU, SLCC, and Ogden's Good Company Theatre explore the use of creativity and art to address social justice challenges and inequalities. Join the conversation to find ways to improve our community through the use of art and creativity.
This event is open to everyone seeking inspiring ideas and concrete examples of how creativity can be used as a platform for social good. Our panelists include Danielle Susi, Jenny Kokai, Carey Campbell, and Camille Washington. Todd Oberndorfer will be moderating, and Brandon Long (The Banyan Collective) will be recording for the Nine Rails Podcast series.
Funding for this event has been provided by grants from Utah Humanities and Ogden City Arts. Support provided by AmpedARTS.
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Nathan Evershed is closing in on his opponent in the Salt Lake County District Attorney's race, but we need YOU to help us score the win! Please join us this Friday evening for our "Tailgate for a New DA" party to support Nathan. Come and support the campaign of the season, tailgate with supporters, enjoy some delicious BBQ and fun SWAG! Wear your U of U gear - see you there!
RSVP to Cindie Quintana at 801.879.6136 or cindiequintana@gmail.com
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With the national uninsured rate back on the rise, growing to 12.2% in Q4 2017 from 10.9% in Q4 2016, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2018's Uninsured Rates by City as well as accompanying videos and by State as well as accompanying videos.
WalletHub compared the rates for 547 U.S. cities and the 50 states, in addition to a breakdown by age, race/ethnicity and income level. The following are some highlights from the reports:
States with Lowest Uninsured Rates
States with Highest Uninsured Rates
1
Massachusetts (2.80%)
41
North Carolina (10.68%)
2
Hawaii (3.85%)
42
South Carolina (10.99%)
3
Minnesota (4.39%)
43
Nevada (11.23%)
4
Vermont (4.55%)
44
Mississippi (12.04%)
5
Rhode Island (4.62%)
45
Wyoming (12.25%)
6
Iowa (4.71%)
46
Florida (12.94%)
7
Michigan (5.17%)
47
Georgia (13.43%)
8
Kentucky (5.38%)
48
Alaska (13.66%)
9
Wisconsin (5.41%)
49
Oklahoma (14.16%)
10
Delaware (5.41%)
50
Texas (17.30%)
Full List: https://wallethub.com/edu/uninsured-rates-by-state/4800/
Feel free to embed this YouTube video summarizing the study on your website. You can also use or edit these raw files as you see fit.
Cities with Lowest Uninsured Rates
Cities with Highest Uninsured Rates
1
Union City, CA (0.888%)
538
Miami Gardens, FL (22.683%)
2
Newton, MA (1.112%)
539
Houston, TX (22.778%)
3
Fremont, CA (1.218%)
540
Dallas, TX (23.963%)
4
Yorba Linda, CA (1.414%)
541
Pharr, TX (25.829%)
5
Ann Arbor, MI (1.442%)
542
Passaic, NJ (25.854%)
6
Milpitas, CA (1.500%)
543
Pasadena, TX (26.523%)
7
Chino Hills, CA (1.589%)
544
McAllen, TX (27.133%)
8
Santa Clara, CA (1.657%)
545
Laredo, TX (29.065%)
9
Livermore, CA (1.711%)
546
Brownsville, TX (30.104%)
10
Folsom, CA (1.728%)
547
Mission, TX (32.335%)
Full List: https://wallethub.com/edu/uninsured-rates-by-city/25030/
