As the longest night of the year gives way to the growing light, the Winter Solstice offers a powerful moment for reflection, renewal, and unity. Around the world, cultures have marked this seasonal turning point with unique traditions, stories, and gatherings that honor the cycles of nature and the warmth of human connection.<\/p>\n
This Winter Solstice Event is a celebration of our shared humanity through the diverse cultural traditions that shape and connect our communities in Utah. By bringing together traditions from across the globe, we aim to foster mutual connection amongst Utah\u2019s diverse communities, and a deeper understanding of the multicultural identities that make up our collective home. Join us for various interactive workshops and a special performance right here at the Nature Center!<\/p>\n
Schedule<\/strong><\/p>\n 4:30 – 5pm \u00a0 Danza Azteca Performance by Temeni Yocochcayoto<\/p>\n 5pm – 6pm \u00a0 Kakaw\/Cacao Workshop – Wendy Juarez, PrimeCorn<\/p>\n 6pm – 7pm \u00a0 Kava\/’Awa Workshop – Samoana Matangi & Jake Fitisemanu<\/p>\n 7pm – 8pm \u00a0 Fire Workshop – Tecun Hernandez, Professor of Anthropology at Utah Valley University<\/p>\n <\/p>\nSupport provided by the South Salt Lake Arts Council and Rocky Mountain Power<\/h5>\n
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