Epicenter is pleased to announce their Come Home to Green River initiative and fellowship team. Come Home to Green River is a rural community design project initiated to complement and …
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Temple Mountain field trip with Benjamin Burger. Photo courtesy of Mike and Gia McCue. Led by “the brains behind the fest” Alison Jean Cole, our 6th annual Green River Rocks …
Apply your vision, expertise, and passion to the future of creative rural investment. Click here to view the full Call for Applicants pdf. Click here to apply by May 15th, …
Máscaras inspiradas en el Vejigante puertorriqueño: Marzo 15th & 16th 2-4PM Masks inspired by the Puerto Rican Vejigante: March 15th & 16th 2-4PM ¡Ven y participa en este taller creativo …
It’s that time of year again! Please consider an end-of-year donation to Epicenter to launch us into 2024. Our theme for the next year is Come Home to Green River — …
Our highly anticipated Why This Place?: A Future-Forward Retrospective book is finally complete and available for purchase! In this book, we reflect with our friends on some of the work …
Field Studio student preparing their work for the event. Photo by Curtis Shosted. Epicenter recently held a tremendously successful event during this year’s Salt Lake Design Week in partnership with …
Epicenter is excited to announce our participation in this year’s Salt Lake Design Week in partnership with Field Studio! Join us at Woodbine Food Hall on Tuesday, October 24th from …
We’re excited to kick off a series of posts introducing some new faces on the Epicenter board! Todd Erlandson is an designer, educator, and rural advocate living in southern California. …
We’re excited to kick off a series of posts introducing some new faces on the Epicenter board! Bryan Buenacosa-Brooks is an creative strategist, architect, and wildlife and lands advocate living …