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October 26, 2016

Tucked away in Utah’s beautiful northern country, Cache County is a burgeoning center for the arts.

Cache Valley is a showstopper of an art community. (No, it’s not New York City, but you also won’t spend your paycheck on a cab to the symphony.) Want to see a broadway show in a historic theater? Bring your jazz hands to Ellen Eccles Theater. Or maybe you’re more of a gallery stroller, severe haircut and a fancy beverage in hand? Logan’s got you, boo. Perhaps you were first-chair-something in your high school orchestra? You’d have to travel far to find a better performance of a Tchaikovsky violin concerto.

...All that and you want mountain scenery that (#sorrynotsorry, NYC) no metropolitan center can offer? It’s a lot to ask, but Cache Valley is your answer: world-class culture nestled betwixt dairy farms.

Take a scenic drive, stop in at a classic cafe for dinner, and enjoy the show.

Theater in Cache Valley

Ellen Eccles Theater

Originally built in 1923 and restored in 1993 ($4.3 million later).

• dance performances

• family pops concerts

• choral festivals

• musicals

• Broadway shows

• The Nutcracker

Caine Lyric Theater

Utah State University's theater department hosts the Lyric Repertory Company. Established 1913.

• plays & musicals

• Big River

• Three Sisters

Utah Theater

Built in 1924, and home to Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theater. Ever heard of Michael Ballam? Oh, he’s just an art god that locals sacrifice Cache County cows to...kidding! But he’s pretty dang amazing.

Pickleville Playhouse

Bear Lake’s own theater, open all summer long at the lake and for the holiday season in winter in Logan.

• plays & musicals

• Hairspray

• Bandito’s Christmas Carol