Brighton Resort will open on Thursday, November 15th, 2018 at 9:00 am. With recent snowfall combined with extensive snowmaking, Brighton Resort will be offering a base averaging between 10-20 inches on 5 runs serviced by 2 lifts.
For opening day, Brighton Resort will offer “Top to Bottom” skiing & snowboarding from the Majestic and Explorer lifts. Operating with limited terrain the following runs will be open & groomed: Explorer, Scout, Hawkeye Access, Mary Back and Shoulder to Lower Majestic.
A limited terrain ticket rate is available at $48 for ages 11 and up. Kids 10 and under ski free with paying adult. Brighton Resort will also limit the amount of tickets being sold to avoid over crowding the slopes.
Ticket windows open at 8:30 a.m. For more information, call 801.532.4731
Snow Report Hotline: 855.201.SNOW
Still deciding where to get a season pass this year? Wish there was a "try it before you buy it" option? Well, your wish has just come true.
The Bright-n-Early Season Pass offers unlimited skiing and riding day or night opening day* though Dec 22, 2018. After December 22nd, your Bright-n-Early Season Pass will expire but, we won't leave you without the option to upgrade! We will apply the amount you paid for your Bright-n-Early Season Pass toward the purchase of any other 2018 - 2019 season pass product. Yes, we know, we're almost too generous but don't sleep on this one because the Bright-n-Early Season Pass is only available for purchase until November 16th, 2018!
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WE THE KINGS
"Baby It's Cold Outside"
New Cover featuring Elena Coats
Streaming via Alternative Press
New Christmas Album
Season's Greetings From The Sandbar
Out This Friday, November 16th, 2018
Latest Album Six
Available for Purchase Here
Recently Featured on Billboard, Alternative Press,
Newsday & More
Bradenton, FL - November 14, 2018 - Rock band We The Kings has shared a brand new cover from their forthcoming Christmas album, Season's Greetings From The Sandbar. Fans can stream "Baby It's Cold Outside," featuring Elena Coats, via Alternative Press, along with an exclusive guest blog from lead singer Travis Clark.
Out on November 16th, 2018, Season's Greetings from the Sandbar features two original tracks as well as eight Christmas classics including "Baby It's Cold Outside," "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting)," "I'm Dreaming Of A White Christmas," and more. For additional information, please visit: www.wethekingsmusic.com.
"It's always amazing to work with someone as talented as Elena Coats is, mainly because her voice is flawless and I never have to do any extra work editing her vocals," Travis Clark shares."There is also something about her voice that is so nice listening to and every time we have a need for a girl vocal, she's the first person I think of."
We The Kings released their sixth studio album, Six, earlier this year via S-Curve Records/BMG. It secured the #18 spot on the Current Pop Albums Chart, as well as #13 Digital Albums, #21 Current Digital Albums, and #23 Digital Albums, among others in its first week. The album has been heralded by Billboard, Alternative Press, Newsday, Rock Sound, Setlist.fm, and more, and can be streamed on Spotify and Apple Music, or purchased online here.
When naming their latest album Six, We The Kings set out to check a few boxes. Not only does Six represent the Florida-based band's sixth full-length album (all of which, from their 2007 Self-Titled through 2015's Strange Love, begin with the letter S), but it also pays tribute to the quintet's honorary sixth member: their fans.
"There's a pride that fans have about their favorite bands that I think is so special," frontman Clark says. "These fans have been supporting us for more than a decade. When we're writing songs, we don't want to let anyone down."
We The Kings' storied career has been marked by a deep reciprocity between the band and their fans. When the group-Clark, Hunter Thomsen (guitar), Danny Duncan (drums), Charles Trippy (bass) and Coley O'Toole (keyboard, guitar)-broke out of Bradenton, Florida in 2007 with "Check Yes Juliet," one of the most iconic songs of the late '00s pop-punk movement, millions of listeners around the world instantly fell in love with their buoyant spirit and emotionally poignant songwriting.
Follow-up singles like "Heaven Can Wait," "We'll Be A Dream," "Say You Like Me" and "Sad Song" kept We The Kings squarely in the mainstream, but as they readied Six, the band dug deep into the past to find inspiration from their earliest days. Their 10-year anniversary tour for Self-Titled sold out venues around the world in 2017, and it gave We The Kings a renewed sense of energy as they prepped new music.
At its core, Six's true triumph is its emotional heft. So much has changed for We The Kings since Strange Love-marriage, childbirth, death-and the album's 11 songs are a tribute to life's moments, both big and small, and how you never know which is which until much later down the line.
Six is the 6th studio album from We The Kings and is available now at smarturl.it/WeTheKingsSIX. For more information on the band's forthcoming Christmas album, Season's Greetings From The Sandbar - out on November 16th, 2018 - please visit: www.wethekingsmusic.com.
(Photo Credit: Lee Cherry)
For more information, please visit:
Website: www.wethekingsmusic.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/wethekings
Twitter: www.twitter.com/wethekings
Instagram: www.instagram.com/wethekings
Season's Greetings From The Sandbar Tracklisting:
1. Silent Night (feat. Anna Maria Island)
2. Baby It's Cold Outside (feat. Elena Coats)
3. One People
4. Jingle Bells (feat. Frankie)
5. The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Fire)
6. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
7. O Holy Night
8. I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
9. Little Drummer Boy
10. There Is A Light
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Turkey & Holiday/Winter Food Boxes
11/20/2018 (Tuesday)
and on-going Thursday mornings
in November and December
8:30 am to 11 am through 12/20/2018
What? For the 15th Year, MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries will be giving Turkey & Holiday Fix-ins to people
in critical need of food on 11-20-2018 (Tuesday at 8:30 am) --- Our Annual Gobbler Day; and
giving Holiday/Winter boxes of food to all faiths and community-wide from 11-20-2018
(Tuesday) and on-going Thursdays to 12-20-2018!
Why? Turkey, foods, and fresh vegetables and fruits are an important part of a Winter diet and staying
healthy for extremely low-income families. Turkey can provide protein for numerous meals. In
addition to foods, MOSAIC provides health and employment connections as people reach out
for food for themselves and their families. MOSAIC serves 1 in 25 in Utah with basics to
employment.
When? Tuesday, November 20, 2018, 8:30 to 10:30 am is our start date when photographers and news
reporters are invited do pics and interview people. This “Gobbler Day” provides a chance
to highlight how important living generously is in the community for those who are
struggling for basics! (Although, you all are welcome throughout!)
Where?4392 South 900 East Salt Lake City, Utah – Main site of MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries
How? Our generous sponsors make so much possible; and we are very grateful for their constancy and
direct giving:
American Express Community Foundation, America Credit Union, Eccles Foundation, Heart &
Turkey & Holiday/Winter Food Boxes
11/20/2018 (Tuesday)
and on-going Thursday mornings
in November and December
8:30 am to 11 am through 12/20/2018
What? For the 15th Year, MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries will be giving Turkey & Holiday Fix-ins to people
in critical need of food on 11-20-2018 (Tuesday at 8:30 am) --- Our Annual Gobbler Day; and
giving Holiday/Winter boxes of food to all faiths and community-wide from 11-20-2018
(Tuesday) and on-going Thursdays to 12-20-2018!
Why? Turkey, foods, and fresh vegetables and fruits are an important part of a Winter diet and staying
healthy for extremely low-income families. Turkey can provide protein for numerous meals. In
addition to foods, MOSAIC provides health and employment connections as people reach out
for food for themselves and their families. MOSAIC serves 1 in 25 in Utah with basics to
employment.
When? Tuesday, November 20, 2018, 8:30 to 10:30 am is our start date when photographers and news
reporters are invited do pics and interview people. This “Gobbler Day” provides a chance
to highlight how important living generously is in the community for those who are
struggling for basics! (Although, you all are welcome throughout!)
Where?4392 South 900 East Salt Lake City, Utah – Main site of MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries
How? Our generous sponsors make so much possible; and we are very grateful for their constancy and
direct giving:
American Express Community Foundation, America Credit Union, Eccles Foundation, Heart &
Soul Foundation, Intermountain Healthcare, LDS Charities: The Bishops Storehouse, Smith’s
Food & Drug Stores, Inc., Utah Foam Products and Utah Food Bank
Want to sponsor a turkey anonymously to someone or a family in need? Please make out a
check to MOSAIC at 4392 South 900 East SLC, UT 84124. (Average cost of a 16 pound turkey is
$23.00.) Your gift is tax-deductible to our non-profit Agency.
MOSAIC is volunteer-driven with diverse volunteers and Board of Trustee members providing
service at the Manna Market on Thursdays to provide foods. Mr. Erasmo Rivera, 80, manages
the Manna Market, with his co-director, Sarvend Madadov. The volunteers have been vetted
and are supervised by Mr. Jose Bonilla, Associate Director: Volunteer and Community Relations.
All three role models have come from other countries (Peru, Turkey, and El Salvador,
respectively), and begun again in America, becoming thriving United States citizens.
MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries: Agency Overview.
Every day, approximately 100 people come to or call the Agency for in-home senior services; basics to employment (Troy’s Pantry; Manna Market; More Blue Sky Employment Center), Green Waters Health Center; and Refugee/First Generation/Economic Immigrant services. MOSAIC serves 1 in 25 Utahns, most are diverse facing numerous barriers to integration and employment. Each day you will meet people originally from Afghanistan, Bhutan, Bosnia, Burma, Congo, Croatia, El Salvador, Eritrea, Lebanon, Indian Reservations, Iran, Iraq, Mexico, Myamar, Peru, Portugal, Rwanda, Sierre Leone, Sudan, Tanzania, Thailand. Over time, many of the people being served become donors, volunteers, staffers and Board of Trustee members at the Agency.
The Agency ground is precious ground as evidenced by the inter-faith prayer pole to the left of the building in Mary’s Garden: “May peace be in our homes and communities” written in Japanese, Spanish and English. Most people visiting the Center, including Utahns in their history, have had to fight for their faith; and many people visiting the site everyday have known genocide in their families and villages during the past, recent, decades because of their deep faith.
Mosaic Inter-Faith Ministries is now serving people into their third generation in Utah. Every service is elder-based, cross-generational and employment driven. At the same time, the CEO of the Agency, Dr. Leslie Whited, just welcomed her great nieces, Ella and Sienna, as sixth generation Utahns.
