Moab Made describes itself as “a shop dedicated to the local artisan community.” I would add that the Main Street store is hand-crafted for the individual who appreciates singular items. Moab Made’s wares have soul and personality. Moab Made was founded by Rebecca McAllister in 2016. “It was created out of … Continue Reading
Moab’s Art Scene
“I spent a lot of time in the wilderness in my late teens and twenties,” said Moab-based artist Pete Apicella. “I was suspicious and confused by … Continue Reading
Moab’s Advocate for Creating Public Art
Ceramic fish leap from the corner of Center Street and 100 West. A bouquet of metal flowers graces the sidewalk near the Moab Information Center. … Continue Reading
Dead Horse Point
Only a truly spectacular landscape can pull off a macabre moniker like “Dead Horse.” And, Dead Horse Point State Park—about an … Continue Reading
Clay Creates Community: Moab’s Desert Sun Ceramics Involves Potters of all Abilities
Desert Sun Ceramics is a working pottery studio just south of Moab’s City limits. One step in the door, and you will see shelves displaying … Continue Reading
Preserving Living History
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” —William Faulkner (put in italic) “We don’t really think of ourselves and our lives as history,” … Continue Reading
Bega Metzner, Moab to Monument Valley Film Commissioner
“My parents didn’t know what to name me. They called me ‘Baby B’. I named myself when I was three, in an elevator in New York City. I was saying, … Continue Reading
Nick the Human and Jack the Skunk
The first time I saw them, they were headed away from Swanny City Park across 400 North. I was driving by, thinking of what to make for dinner … Continue Reading
A Local’s Moab Road Trip: Visiting Sites off the Beaten Path
A trip to Moab can mean mean many things, such as appreciating the landscape’s astounding beauty, experiencing the charm of a unique desert town, … Continue Reading