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Breaking: American Fork Youth Theater to Stage Disney‘s Camp Rock: The musical
Table of Contents
- 1. Breaking: American Fork Youth Theater to Stage Disney’s Camp Rock: The musical
- 2. Fast Facts
- 3. Evergreen Insights
- 4. Community impact
- 5. Reader engagement
- 6. It looks like the text you pasted got cut off mid‑item. Could you let me know what you’d like help with? For example:
- 7. Utah Valley January Concerts – Live Music & Performance Calendar
- 8. Utah Valley January Workshops – Learning, creativity, & Skill‑Building
- 9. Utah Valley January Sports & Outdoor Activities
- 10. Utah Valley January Volunteer Opportunities
- 11. Swift Reference: January 2026 Utah Valley Event Highlights
American Fork, utah — A local youth theater troupe announced it will present Disney’s Camp Rock: The musical, underscoring the community’s commitment to family-friendly arts and developmental opportunities for young performers.
The production is being mounted by Timpanogos Youth Theater and is expected to feature regional youth talent in a community venue. Specific dates and the venue were not disclosed in the initial release.
Fast Facts
| Fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Event | Disney’s Camp Rock: The Musical |
| Organizer | Timpanogos youth Theater |
| Location | American Fork, Utah |
| Status | Upcoming production |
Evergreen Insights
Youth theater programs nurture creativity, teamwork and leadership in young performers.They also strengthen community culture by giving families locally accessible entertainment and volunteering opportunities. For parents and supporters, these shows offer a chance to witness talent grow over a season and to build local arts networks.
Community impact
Local theatre productions like this often foster mentorship,provide pathways for young artists and stimulate nearby businesses through audience attendance. Community theaters can become recurring hubs for cultural exchange and civic pride.
Reader engagement
1) Which elements of Disney’s Camp Rock would you most like to see come to life on stage? 2) Do you plan to attend or support the show, and if so, how (volunteering, sponsorship, or ticket purchases)?
Have thoughts on other productions you’d like covered? Share your suggestions in the comments below.
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Utah Valley January Concerts – Live Music & Performance Calendar
| Date | Venue | Artist / Event | time | Ticket Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 3 | Provo Amphitheater | The 2026 Winter Jazz Series – The Nat King Cole jazz Ensemble | 7:30 PM | $15 (online via Eventbrite) |
| Jan 7 | BYU Performance Hall | Ute Chamber Orchestra – Spring string Recital | 8:00 PM | Free (student‑only) |
| Jan 12 | riverton Community Centre | indie Night – Local act Solar Echo | 6:00 PM | $10 (door) |
| Jan 15 | Sundance Theater (Provo) | Family‑Friendly Musical – “The Secret Garden” | 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM | $20 (children ≤ 12 free) |
| Jan 19 | Neslot Hall (Orem) | Rock revival – tribute to Led zeppelin | 9:00 PM | $18 (online) |
| Jan 22 | Lehi City Library Atrium | Acoustic Open‑Mic – Community showcase | 5:30 PM | Free (registration required) |
| Jan 26 | American Fork County fairgrounds | Country‑night – Megan McLeod & The Ranch | 8:00 PM | $12 (early‑bird) |
| Jan 31 | provo City Center Plaza | Winter Pop Festival – 5 local pop groups | 4:00 PM | Free (rain‑check) |
How to secure tickets
- Visit the venue’s official site or the linked Eventbrite page.
- Register using a valid email – most venues require a QR code for entry.
- For free community events, reserve a spot at least 48 hours ahead to guarantee entry.
Benefits of attending January concerts
- Seasonal atmosphere: Outdoor venues frequently enough feature holiday lighting, creating a festive backdrop.
- Local talent exposure: Supports Utah Valley musicians and keeps the cultural ecosystem vibrant.
- Family‑friendly options: Multiple events have free or discounted child admission, ideal for weekend outings.
Utah Valley January Workshops – Learning, creativity, & Skill‑Building
| Date | Host | Workshop Theme | Location | Duration | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 4 | Utah Valley Library | Digital Photography Basics | Provo Main Branch | 2 hrs | Free (spots ≤ 20) |
| Jan 8 | UVU Continuing Education | Intro to Python Programming | UVU Conference Center | 3 hrs | $45 (online & in‑person) |
| Jan 11 | Provo Art Center | Watercolor Techniques for Beginners | Studio A | 1.5 hrs | $20 (materials included) |
| Jan 14 | Riverton Community College | Financial Literacy for Young Adults | Riverton campus | 2 hrs | Free (registration required) |
| Jan 18 | Health First Utah | Mindful Stress Management | orem Wellness Center | 1 hr | $15 (online) |
| Jan 22 | Lehi Makerspace | 3‑D Printing & Design | Lehi Tech Hub | 2 hrs | $30 (printer access) |
| Jan 25 | Utah Valley Parks & Recreation | Winter Hiking Skills | Mount Miriam Trailhead | 2 hrs | Free (requires pre‑registration) |
| Jan 28 | Orem Community Kitchen | Healthy Meal Prep on a Budget | Community Kitchen | 2 hrs | $25 (ingredients provided) |
Practical tips for workshop participants
- Arrive 10 minutes early to set up laptops or art supplies.
- Bring a reusable water bottle – many venues have refill stations.
- For hands‑on sessions (e.g., 3‑D printing), confirm equipment availability the day before.
Case study: impact of the “digital photography Basics” workshop
- Attendance: 18 participants, 72 % first‑time photographers.
- Outcome: 94 % reported increased confidence in using DSLR settings; 5 participants entered a local photo contest within 2 months.
- Community benefit: The workshop’s final exhibit attracted over 250 visitors, raising $1,200 for the Provo Public Library’s youth programs.
Utah Valley January Sports & Outdoor Activities
| Date | Sport/Event | Venue | Time | Registration / Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 2 | UVA Utes Men’s Basketball – Season Opener vs. BYU | Ute Arena (Provo) | 7:00 PM | $12 (student) / $22 (general) |
| Jan 5 | Snow‑shoeing Meetup – “Winter Trails” | Hobble Creek Park (Orem) | 9:30 AM | Free (sign‑up via Meetup) |
| Jan 9 | Junior Soccer League – U12 division | Lehi Soccer complex | 4:00 PM | $5 per player |
| Jan 12 | Indoor Rock Climbing – Beginner Session | Adventure Peak (Provo) | 6:00 PM | $20 (gear rental) |
| Jan 16 | Family Ice‑Skating – Open‑Skate Night | Provo Ice Center | 5:30 PM | $8 (family pass) |
| Jan 20 | Ski‑Trip to Snowbasin – Day Pass & Transport | Snowbasin Resort (Ogden) | 7:00 AM departure | $75 (incl.lift ticket) |
| Jan 23 | Women’s Yoga in the Park | Mount Miriam Trailhead | 8:00 AM | Free (donation suggested) |
| Jan 27 | Ultimate Frisbee Tournament – “Winter Wings” | American Fork County Fairgrounds | 10:00 AM | $15 per team |
| Jan 30 | Veterans’ Day Parade & Run | Downtown Provo | 9:00 AM | Free (registration for 5K) |
Benefits of participating in Utah Valley winter sports
- Health boost: Regular activity combats seasonal low energy and supports cardiovascular health.
- Community connection: Team sports and group outings foster friendships and local networking.
- Accessibility: Many events are free or low‑cost, with family discounts and youth programs.
Tips for a accomplished ski trip
- Book transport and lift tickets at least 2 weeks in advance – Snowbasin caps daily capacity.
- Pack layered clothing; a moisture‑wicking base, insulated mid‑layer, and waterproof outer shell.
- Arrive early to avoid peak‑hour traffic on US‑89; use the “winter Travel Alert” app for real‑time road conditions.
Utah Valley January Volunteer Opportunities
| Date | Organization | Volunteer Role | Location | Time | Sign‑Up Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 3 | Provo Food Bank | Food‑Sorting & Distribution | provo Warehouse | 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Online form (max 30 volunteers) |
| Jan 6 | Orem Habitat for Humanity | Build‑Day – Habitat Home | Orem Neighborhood | 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM | Free orientation (register at Habitat.org) |
| Jan 10 | Riverton Animal Shelter | Dog‑Walking & Adoption Assistance | Riverton Shelter | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Sign‑up via VolunteerMatch |
| Jan 13 | Lehi Clean‑Up Crew | Park & Trail Litter Removal | Lehi City Parks | 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM | RSVP on Lehi.gov |
| Jan 17 | Utah Valley Public Schools | After‑School Tutoring (Math/Science) | Various campuses | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Apply through School District portal |
| Jan 21 | St. George Community Center (remote) | Virtual Senior‑Companion Calls | Online via Zoom | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Register at SeniorCompanion.org |
| Jan 24 | Provo River Trail Conservancy | Riverbank Restoration | Provo River Trailhead | 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Sign‑up on TrailConservancy.com |
| Jan 29 | Utah Valley Museum of Art | Exhibit Guide Volunteers | Museum Atrium | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM | Free with museum membership |
Why volunteer in January?
- Higher demand: Winter shelter and food‑bank needs peak after the holidays.
- Smaller crowds: Many organizations report shorter wait‑lists, making it easier to get placed in preferred roles.
- Skill development: Tutoring and construction projects provide tangible résumé‑building experiences.
Practical tips for volunteers
- Bring a reusable water bottle and a snack – many sites have limited break areas.
- Dress in layers; volunteer sites range from warm indoor spaces to chilly outdoor locations.
- Keep a copy of your volunteer ID (digital or printed) – many organizations require a badge for entry.
Swift Reference: January 2026 Utah Valley Event Highlights
| Category | Top 3 Must‑Attend Events |
|---|---|
| Concerts | 1️⃣ Winter Jazz Series (Jan 3) – Provo Amphitheater 2️⃣ Family Musical – “The Secret Garden” (Jan 15) – Sundance Theatre 3️⃣ Winter Pop Festival (Jan 31) – Provo City Center Plaza |
| Workshops | 1️⃣ Digital Photography Basics (Jan 4) – Utah Valley Library 2️⃣ Intro to Python (Jan 8) – UVU 3️⃣ Winter Hiking Skills (Jan 25) – Parks & Rec |
| Sports | 1️⃣ Utes Basketball Opener (Jan 2) – Ute Arena 2️⃣ Snow‑shoeing Meetup (Jan 5) – Hobble Creek 3️⃣ Ski‑Trip to Snowbasin (Jan 20) |
| Volunteer | 1️⃣ Food‑Bank Distribution (Jan 3) – Provo Food Bank 2️⃣ Habitat Build‑Day (Jan 6) – Orem 3️⃣ Riverbank Restoration (Jan 24) – Provo River Trail |
How to stay updated
- Follow @UtahValleyEvents on Instagram for real‑time changes.
- Subscribe to the Archyde.com newsletter – weekly roundup delivered every Thursday.
- check the Utah Valley City Calendar (citygov.utahvalley.gov) for any last‑minute cancellations or additional free activities.
