College Title Sponsor for 2017 Twilight Concert Series

Salt Lake Community College this summer is joining the Salt Lake City Arts Council as a title sponsor to bring music fans the 2017 Twilight Concert Series lineup. This year, the Twilight Concert Series is celebrating 30 years of programming, hosting a 2017 lineup that includes Little Dragon, Kurt Vile & the Violators, Kamasi Washington, Solange, Cat Power and The Roots.

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The Arts Council fully supports SLCC’s vision to be a model for inclusive and transformative education and strengthening the communities served through the success of its students. With collaboration, community and inclusivity among the school’s core values, the Arts Council is pleased to bridge the gap between arts and education and have SLCC on board for this year’s 30-year milestone anniversary.

“This is an opportunity for the College to support one of the summer concert season’s most popular events in a community that wants quality, affordable, live performances,” said SLCC Public Relations Director, Joy Tlou. “Many Twilight Concert Series attendees have been or will be students at SLCC. We are always looking for new and innovative ways to further be involved in the community that have a lasting, meaningful impact in people’s lives. Sponsoring this concert series is one more way we can say that SLCC is your community college.”

One of the highlights of summer in downtown Salt Lake City, the series is held July 20 through August 31 on Thursday evenings in Pioneer Park, 350 West 300 South. Gates open at 5 p.m. and the music starts at 6:30 p.m.

Tickets are available at www.24tix.com and all Graywhale Entertainment locations throughout the Salt Lake Valley. Follow on Facebook at Twilight Concert Series, Twitter @SLCtwilight #slctwilight, and Instagram @slctwilight #slctwilight. You can also follow Salt Lake Community College on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @SaltLakeCC.

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