Posts about Strata Apartments

Unleash the Joy of Reading: Join Us for

Do you have a favorite story you’ve been dying to share? Or perhaps you’re looking for a unique, heartwarming way to practice your reading skills? We are thrilled to announce a special, recurring event at Strata Apartments that is sure to bring a wag to your tail and a smile to your face: our "Read to a Dog" sessions! There is something truly magical about the bond between humans and animals, especially when it comes to the gentle, non-judgmental presence of a pup. Whether you are a young reader building confidence, a student looking for a relaxing study break, or simply a book lover who enjoys the company of furry friends, this event is perfect for you. We invite residents of all ages and reading levels to come and spend some quality time with our very special volunteer dogs—Joey, Clyde, and Mim. These calm and friendly companions are ready to sit by your side, listen intently to your favorite tales, and provide a cozy audience for your reading adventures. Event Details: Who: Readers of all ages are welcome! Please note that for safety and comfort, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. What: Enjoy a 15-minute dedicated reading session with one of our volunteer dogs. Remember to bring your own book to read! Where: Join us in Community Room B for these sessions. When: We will be hosting these delightful meet-and-greet reading times on a regular schedule to fit your busy life: 1st and 3rd Monday of the month 2nd and 4th Friday of the month 4th Wednesday of the month Time: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM How to Join: Because we want to ensure each reader gets their own special 15-minute slot with a dog, registration is required beforehand. You can choose a time that works best for your schedule and sign up easily by visiting our registration page at [link removed]. Whether you want to read to Joey on a Monday or share a story with Mim on a Wednesday, there are plenty of opportunities to participate. Come enjoy the relaxing atmosphere, meet your neighbors, and share the joy of literacy with the most attentive listeners you’ll ever meet. We can’t wait to see you there—bring a book and get ready to make some wonderful memories!

Save the Date: A Magical Evening with Chloë Agnew on July 18

If you are looking to soak up the best of Utah’s summer, mark your calendar for an evening of musical magic at the Cherry Peak Resort. On July 18, 2026, the resort's gorgeous mountain amphitheater will host Chloë Agnew, the internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, and original member of the legendary Celtic Woman . A Musical Phenomenon 1 2 3 Chloë Agnew is a true musical veteran. Practically born on the stage, she made her first television appearance at just four weeks old and became an integral, original member of Celtic Woman by age 14 . Her breathtaking vocals helped the group achieve record-breaking success on the Billboard World Music charts, even surpassing Andrea Bocelli . 1 2 Today, she continues to perform across the globe as a successful solo artist. Fans who have experienced her live shows describe her performance as deeply emotional, with vocals often labeled as "angelic," "warm," and "pitch-perfect" . The Experience at Cherry Peak 2 Set against the backdrop of a stunning outdoor mountain venue, this concert promises an atmosphere that is truly unique . 1 2 Date: Saturday, July 18, 2026 1 2 4 Location: Cherry Peak Resort, 3200 E 11000 N, Richmond, UT 84333 1 5 Showtime: 7:30 PM 1 2 Planning Your Night Whether you are looking for a casual night out or a premium experience, there are options to suit your plans: VIP Experience: For those wanting an elevated evening, VIP tickets include a catered meal starting at 6:30 PM, along with seating nearest to the stage . These tickets tend to sell out quickly, so it is recommended to book early . 2 Seating Options: Concert-goers in the VIP and A Section are provided with seating . If you hold a General Admission (B Section) ticket, you will have access to the grassy area behind the A Section. Many guests choose to bring their own blankets or approved concert chairs to this section . 2 This is a rare opportunity to catch an world-class performer in an intimate, beautiful setting. Don't miss out on what is sure to be one of the highlights of the summer concert season. Be sure to check ticket availability through the [link removed] or their ticket provider

Cache Valley's Greatest Summer Tradition Returns: The USU Alumni Band Concert Series!

Get ready to experience the sound of summer in Cache Valley! One of the region's greatest summer traditions, the Utah State University Alumni Band Concert Series, is returning for another fantastic series of performances at the Daines Concert Hall. T his beloved event is more than just a concert; it is a cherished annual gift from the university, presented free and open to the public, with no tickets or reserved seating required. The history of this celebrated tradition dates back to 1963 when it was first founded by Director of Bands Emeritus Max F. Dalby . It has since become a highly anticipated fixture of the summer calendar . Today, the concerts feature the outstanding Utah State University Alumni Band, drawing from a roster of over 500 accomplished alumni of the band program . These dedicated musicians are not only graduates of the program but many are also professional musicians or music teachers . Their talent is impressive, with some members subbing with the Utah Symphony or playing in other major ensembles like the Orchestra on Temple Square . Director Lane Weaver has noted that the dedication of these alumni is remarkable, as they manage to put together each concert with just one 90-minute rehearsal on the day of the performance . The concerts are directed by the talented trio of Lane Weaver, Nicholas Morrison, and Thomas Rohrer . According to Weaver, these are “fun, family-friendly, crowd-friendly concerts that engage the audience,” making them a wonderful way to enjoy a summer evening . Nicholas Morrison, another director, emphasizes that these performances are a "gift to the community" . The performances promise exciting and varied musical programs, with special guest performers featured throughout the summer . Audience members are invited to bring a chair or blanket and enjoy the music . Mark your calendars for these three exciting dates at the Daines Concert Hall: June 28: Join us for our annual Patriotic Concert, which is a key part of Utah’s official America 250 celebration . The program traditionally concludes with a selection intended to "underscore the importance of our working together as a nation and to recall the sacrifices of those who earned and preserve our freedom" . July 12 & July 26: Don't miss these exciting concluding concerts, which will wrap up the summer series . All concerts are scheduled for the Daines Concert Hall. Please note that the concerts will be moved inside the Daines Concert Hall in the case of inclement weather . Come celebrate a cherished tradition and enjoy the phenomenal music of the USU Alumni Band!

Get Your Golden Ticket! A Local Production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is Coming!

Get ready to enter a world of pure imagination, Strata residents! A fantastic local production of Roald Dahl's classic tale, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory , is coming to the stage. This musical adaptation is the perfect treat for families and a delightful way to spend a summer evening or afternoon! This performance will take place at the Morgan Theatre, right here in Logan! This theatre is located on Utah State University. Tickets start at $38 each. This is an amazing opportunity to support our local theatre, right here in Cache Valley! The world-famous Willy Wonka is opening the gates to his mysterious factory—but only to a lucky few. Follow young Charlie Bucket and four other golden ticket winners as they embark on a life-changing journey through Wonka’s spectacular world. Prepare to be amazed by chocolate waterfalls, nutty squirrels, and the great glass elevator, all revealed by Wonka's army of curious Oompa-Loompas. The musical features a book by David Greig, with music by Marc Shaiman, and lyrics by Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman. The score includes fan-favorite songs from the motion picture like “I’ve Got a Golden Ticket” and “Pure Imagination”. You will not want to miss this performance! Performance Schedule The show has a Movie Equivalent Rating of PG. Evening Performances (7:30 PM): June 18, 19, 20 July 2, 8, 17, 29 Matinee Performances (1:00 PM): June 27 July 25 Special Note on Attendance A relaxed performance of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will be held on June 27 at 1:00 PM, and children under 5 may attend this specific performance. Children under 5 will not be admitted to any other performances of the show. What a perfect opportunity to get your family out of the house, and to create special memories together! Don’t miss your chance to secure your golden ticket to this wonderful local musical!

Alive After 5 is Back! Get Ready for a Summer of Free Community Concerts in Logan

Alive After 5 is Back! Get Ready for a Summer of Free Community Concerts in Logan LOGAN, UT — April 30, 2026 The sound of summer is returning to downtown Logan! The Logan City Parks and Recreation Department is absolutely thrilled to announce the return of the immensely popular "Alive After 5" free community concert series. Now entering its third summer season, this series has quickly become a cherished local tradition, transforming the Carol and Jim Laub Plaza into a vibrant, open-air music venue and the ultimate hub for community spirit every Wednesday night. If you’re looking for the perfect mid-week outing, look no further. The 2026 season promises to be the biggest and best yet, showcasing an eclectic mix of local and regional talent that ensures there’s a sound for every taste. The series kicks off on Wednesday, June 3 , and continues weekly, running all the way through August 26 . All performances take place from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM at the stunning Laub Plaza, located right in the heart of downtown Logan at 55 N. Main St. The atmosphere is casual, family-friendly, and all about enjoying great music under the evening sky. Just remember to heed the call to "Bring Your Own Chair" (BYOC) so you can settle in comfortably for the show. Get ready to mark your calendars! Here is your complete guide to the incredible lineup of local talent joining us for the 2026 "Alive After 5" series: 2026 Performance Schedule JUNE June 3: Parrot Nation June 10: My Friends Band June 17: Barn Kats June 24: Erica Cheyenne & The Traveling Hippies JULY July 1: AFU Fighters July 8: David Young & The Interstate Kings July 15: Xavier Hays & The Beehive Boys July 22: Wildflower July 29: Tempo Two Twenty AUGUST August 5: Off Center August 12: High Desert Surfers August 19: The Last Wild Buffalo August 26: Moonspinners This third season of free community concerts is made possible entirely through the generous support of our dedicated local sponsors. A massive thank you goes out to: Cafe Sabor, Cache Valley Electric, SpringHill Suites by Marriott Logan, Prodigy Brewing, The Alley on Center, Grounds for Coffee, and Raising Cane’s. Their commitment ensures that these fantastic events remain free and accessible to the entire community. Admission is free for everyone. Don't miss out on this fantastic summer tradition! For more information, including any necessary weather updates, be sure to visit the Logan Parks and Recreation website or follow @laubplazalogan on social media. We can’t wait to see you "Alive After 5" this summer!

A Cinematic Journey Through 250 Years: The Library’s Anniversary Film Series

This year marks a monumental milestone: the 250th birthday of America. To honor this Semiquincentennial, your local library is rolling out the red carpet for a special, curated film series designed to explore the triumphs, struggles, and defining moments that have shaped the United States over two and a half centuries. More than just a collection of movies, this series offers a cinematic deep dive into key moments, diverse perspectives, and unforgettable stories from U. S. history, all presented for free in the comfort of our Community Rooms. We invite you to join us on this three-month historical odyssey. The films will generally be shown at 6 PM* on the 3rd and 4th Thursdays of June, July, and August. It’s the perfect mid-week cultural event to spark conversation and reflection on the American experience. Our journey begins in June with two powerful films focusing on the nation’s foundations and its greatest challenge. On June 11 , we’ll screen 1776 , a musical retelling of the extraordinary efforts and compromises made by the Founding Fathers as they drafted the Declaration of Independence and birthed a nation. Following this, on June 18 , we pivot to the Civil War with Glory , a stirring and essential portrayal of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, one of the first African American regiments in the Union Army, highlighting themes of courage, equality, and the high cost of freedom. The series continues in July with films exploring resilience and the complex dynamics of the American landscape. Please note a special time change for our first July screening: on July 9 , we will begin at 5 PM for the powerful and recent historical drama, Killers of the Flower Moon . This critically acclaimed film brings a critical perspective to American history, examining the Osage Nation murders in the 1920s and the birth of the FBI. The following week, July 16 , we’ll screen The Grapes of Wrath , John Ford's enduring adaptation of the classic novel that captures the heartbreaking journey of an Oklahoma family displaced by the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression, embodying the American spirit of endurance. We conclude in August by looking at more contemporary challenges and cinematic milestones. On August 13 , we present The Color Purple , Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Alice Walker’s novel, which chronicles the life of an African American woman in the South over forty years, focusing on female relationships and empowerment against systemic prejudice. Our final screening on August 20 is Born on the Fourth of July , an emotionally charged film that explores the profound impact of the Vietnam War and subsequent disillusionment on American veterans and society at large. Gather your friends, mark your calendars, and prepare for a series that promises to educate, entertain, and inspire a deeper appreciation for the multifaceted history of America as we celebrate 250 years. All films will be shown in the library’s Community Rooms. We look forward to celebrating America’s legacy with you!