TAF’s Community News
American Fork Makes Top 50 Places to Live
American Fork ranks #33 in Money.com’s Top 50 Best Places to Live. Money reports “Nestled in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains, American Fork’s hiking, biking and walking opportunities are seemingly endless, while more fast-paced amenities are 30 minutes down the road in Salt Lake City and Provo.” We’re sure American Fork’s great arts offerings and heritage add to the
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month
Do you want to help support American Fork Library and get publicity for your business at the same time? Become a sponsor for National Library Card Sign-up month this September! The library will pass out a list of our sponsors, including your logo. Customers who show you their library cards will receive a discount, treat, or extra something when they
John Miller to Join BYU Faculty as Adjunct Professor
Congratulations to our own John Miller for starting a new position as Adjunct Faculty at Brigham Young University John Miller is a member of the American Fork Arts Institute / Timponogos Arts Foundation Governing Board. He is also Director for the Wasatch Winds and the Wasatch Show Band.
In Memory of Merrilee Judd Hunter
Our theatre family has lost an amazing member this week. Merrilee Hunter has been apart of our foundation helping with many programs and did more productions with our group than we can count throughout the years. The lives she touched and the lessons she taught helped thousands of students. Many of us grew up taking her music classes and lessons,
In Memory of Sydney Thomas
It is with heavy hearts that we mourn the passing of our dearest friend, Sydney Thomas. She managed the American Fork Arts Council for 23 years and taught school for 20 years before that. “She was very devoted to furthering the arts in American Fork. She loved every minute she spent working with the art council.” We hope to build on
In Memory of Alan Boyer
It is with deep sadness that we mark the passing of Alan Boyer, founder of the Utah Premiere Brass, active for many years with Toastmasters and the annual Youth Speech Contest, a board member of the Timpanogos Arts Foundation and much, much more. The American Fork Symphony wrote: We as a symphony are saddened to hear of the news of the
Come Trick or Treat on Main!
The American Fork Arts Institute will be participating in American Fork’s biggest Trick or Treating event. Be sure to drop by the Arts Center at 53 W Main for a treat!