Contact with Mary Dickson
Contact with Mary Dickson airs weeknights at 9:55 p.m. on PBS Utah. The long-running community service series features interviews with non-profit and arts organizations. Filmed in the PBS Utah studio, the interviews provide an important outlet for more than 300 non-profit groups each year to reach a broader community audience with information about their services and upcoming events.
If your organization or non-profit would like to appear on Contact with Mary Dickson, please email the producer at contactshow@pbsutah.org.
The Utah 1033 Foundation gives assistance to the families of fallen officers. Here to tell us more is Mona Steen.
The Living Gallery is a University of Utah project that is raising awareness about air pollution. Here to tell us more is Betsy Brunner.
Plan-B Theatre has two upcoming performances that you won't want to miss. Here to tell us more is Jerry Rapier.
The National Tongan-American Society is offering a free medical mobile stop. Here to tell us more is Susi Feltch-Malohifo'ou.
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts is welcoming artist Tacita Dean for an artist talk that is not to be missed. Here to tell us more is Gretchen Dietrich.
The Utah Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons is hosting it's Third Annual Day of Remembrance for Downwinders. Here to tell us more is Deb Sawyer.
The Utah Film Center is hosting its fourth annual Tumbleweeds Film Festival. Here to tell us more is Patrick Hubley.
The Junior League of Salt Lake City is opening its doors to the community. Here to tell us more is Kristin Kraus.
The Sundance Institute offers great student programs during the Film Festival. Here to tell us more is Kara Cody.
The Natural History Museum of Utah is inviting families to come spend a night at the museum. Here to tell us more is Paulmichael Maxfield.
The Girl Scouts of Utah will begin their cookie program season this month. Here to tell us more is Cathleen Sparrow.
The Utah Council for Citizens Diplomacy's next World Affairs Lecture discuss US foreign policy and the challenge of spiritual engagement. Here to tell us more is Laura Dupuy.
do it is a traveling exhibition conceived and curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, and will soon be at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. Here to tell us more is Rebecca Maksym.
