Show Layton Your Talent
  Saturday, June 13, 2009

It’s our 30th Anniversary! What better way to say thank you than by showcasing some of the best local talent and having a huge birthday bash. Come be a member of the judging team that picks the three winners of this “America’s Got Talent” show (Davis Arts Council-style).   More Info...

Gary Puckett
American Pop Rock   Friday, June 19, 2009

Gary Puckett & The Union Gap had six consecutive gold records and sold more records in 1968 than any other recording act, including The Beatles. Certainly one of the most influential musical artists of his generation, hits include: “Young Girl”, “Woman Woman”, “Lady Willpower”, “Over You”, “This Girl is a Woman Now”, and “Home”.   More Info...

The Joe Muscolino Band
Big Band Era   Friday, June 26, 2009

Over the years, The Joe Musolino Band has been creating musical magic as one of the busiest, most popular performing groups in the Intermountain West. This celebration of the best in BIG BAND will get your toes tappin’ and will surely make you want to jump-jive right out of your seat!   More Info...

The Osmond Brothers
Osmondmania   Saturday, July 11, 2009

Five decades ago, four young boys were flashed across national television screens on what was meant to be a one-time shot at "the big time." That single appearance led to such an overwhelming mail response that for the following seven seasons, the Osmond Brothers became regulars on the Andy Williams Show. From that point on, their name alone became synonymous with the "big time" and everything associated with it. Surely to be one of the biggest hits of the season!   More Info...

An Evening with Joan Baez
Special Event   Monday, July 13, 2009

2008 and 2009 are landmark years for Joan Baez, respectively marking 50 years since she began her legendary residency at Boston’s famed Club 47 and 50 years since she made her debut at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival. Her earliest recordings fed a host of traditional ballads into the rock vernacular, before she unselfconsciously introduced Bob Dylan to the world in 1963. Amongst the many honors bestowed upon her, she has most recently been the recipient of the highly prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award, the greatest honor that the Recording Academy can bestow (2007). Day After Tomorrow, her first new studio album in five years (released September 9, 2008) has been praised by critics and was nominated for a Grammy award.   More Info...

Children’s Plays by Active Stages
Children's Plays   Saturday, July 18, 2009

Active Stages is the education arm of the Davis Arts Council. Every spring a children’s production is toured to local elementary and middle schools. Two productions, “The Spider and the Bee” and “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” with their original casts of talented kids age 12 to 19, will be showcasing this great program on the Kenley stage for one night only.   More Info...

Band of Annuals
Local Favorites   Wednesday, July 22, 2009

For nearly four years "perennial favorites from the Beehive state,"- Band of Annuals have been bringing "that devastating combo of heartbreaking alt-country earnestness and perfect pop-hook craftsmanship" to stages across America. One of the hottest Utah bands, with the cry of a pedal-steel, tight vocal harmonies reminiscent of past classics, heartfelt lyrics, musical chemistry that can only come with time...sounding both familiar and new, polished and raw, we are proud to bring to our stage, Band of Annuals.   More Info...

Crystal Gayle
  Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Crystal Gayle’s way with music is hardly surprising considering her life story. With almost three dozen hit records to her credit, she has come a long way from her roots in the Appalachian coal mining town of Paintsville, Kentucky. The youngest of eight children, as a small child, she sang along with Lesley Gore, Brenda Lee, and Patsy Cline on the radio. Later, the Beatles and Peter, Paul, and Mary exerted powerful creative influences. Loretta Lynn, Crystal’s older sister, also encouraged her. Crystal became the first female country artist to achieve platinum sales status, the album included the international country and pop smash “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue.”   More Info...

The Blanks
A Cappella Comedy   Saturday, August 8, 2009

You've seen "Ted's Band" on the wildly popular ABC hit series Scrubs - and now they’re performing their special blend of a cappella humor in Layton! “The Blanks", a quartet of friends who like to sing a cappella music. For a few years now they have been appearing on the television show Scrubs as “Ted's Band” where, as luck would have it, they have to pretend to be a quartet of friends who like to sing a cappella music. They have put out a CD, and do live shows, where you can see them singing TV and movie themes such as "Charles in Charge" and the "Six Million Dollar Man." They also do songs with talking toys - that's right, four grown men who still play with dolls action figures.   More Info...

Grand Funk Railroad
Special Engagement   Friday, August 14, 2009

The top selling American rock group of the 70s is coming to Layton for one night. Known as “The American Band,” the high-energy five-piece group laid the groundwork for such bands as Foreigner, Journey, Van Halen, and Bon Jovi with its signature hard-driving sound, soulful vocals, muscular instrumentation, and forceful pop melodies. Mega-hits, “We’re An American Band”, “I’m Your Captain/Closer To Home”, “Locomotion”, and “Some Kind of Wonderful” still receive continuous airplay on classic rock radio. Come and celebrate 40 years of Grand Funk!”   More Info...

The Fantasticks
MUSICAL PLAY   August 26-31, 2009

THE FANTASTICKS is the longest-running musical in the world, and with good reason: at the heart of its breathtaking poetry and subtle theatrical sophistication is a purity and simplicity that transcends cultural barriers. The result is a timeless fable of love that manages to be nostalgic and universal at the same time.   More Info...