In photos: A last look at Sundance in Utah
Anna Schaeffer captured various happenings from the first weekend of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, the last festival to be hosted in Utah.
A conversation with ‘The Best Summer’ director, Tamra Davis
In her latest film, “The Best Summer,” which premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, Tamra Davis crafts a documentary that plays more like a DIY home video than the polished work she’s known for.
Opinion: Sundance’s ‘The Lake’
Saria Harris offers her perspective after viewing "The Lake" at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.
Pop and fine art, roots and contemporary at play in current exhibits
The “Faces” and “Abandoned in Place” art exhibits, now showing at Salt Lake Community College’s South City Campus, are both timely and timeless.
Sundance 2026: A father’s desperate search for his son in ‘Closure’
"Closure" follows the story of Daniel Dymiński and the search for his missing son, Krzysztof.
Sundance review: Reliving ‘The Best Summer’ three decades later
Amie Schaeffer recaps the music documentary "The Best Summer," which premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.
Photos: Memories of Sundance 2026
The Globe captured photos from the last Sundance Film Festival held in Utah, which ran from Jan. 21 to Feb. 1.
As Sundance prepares to exit Utah, locals and filmmakers reflect on its legacy
As the Sundance Film Festival wraps its final run in Utah, locals and industry professionals reflect on its legacy and impact over the past five decades.
Markosian Library exhibit highlights stories of people experiencing homelessness
The “In Their Words” exhibit features photographs and stories of people experiencing homelessness in the community.
Recent Utah K-12 book bans spark discussions on censorship
A growing list of banned books in Utah’s K-12 schools has sparked a larger discussion about censorship and access to controversial or sensitive topics by minors.
Letter from the editor: Marking the end of Utah’s Sundance era
The Sundance Film Festival opens its final Utah run on Jan. 22. The Globe staff will be on the ground to capture this final chapter through a student lens.
‘She Can Do It’: SLCC film spotlights Utah’s gender gap
In “She Can Do It,” student filmmaker Katie Neal explores women’s workforce inequality in Utah and why the state continually ranks poorly in women’s equality.