Ongi Etorri!
Ongi Etorri!
The Basque Club of Utah was formed in the mid 1970s to cultivate and preserve the Basque culture in Utah. The primary activities of the Club include a Public Dinner Dance, Blood Sausage dinner for members, participation in a Living Traditions Festival fundraiser, Summer Picnic for members, participation in a Carmelite Fair donation, Halloween Party for members and Christmas Party for members.
The Basque Club of Utah was formed in the mid 1970s to cultivate and preserve the Basque culture in Utah. The primary activities of the Club include a Public Dinner Dance, Blood Sausage dinner for members, participation in a Living Traditions Festival fundraiser, Summer Picnic for members, participation in a Carmelite Fair donation, Halloween Party for members and Christmas Party for members.
Zer Berri:
Zer Berri:
~ The annual Club picnic has been cancelled, but may be rescheduled in September, pandemic permitting.
~ The annual Club picnic has been cancelled, but may be rescheduled in September, pandemic permitting.
~ Udaleku 2020 was scheduled in Salt Lake this year, but has been canceled because of the pandemic.
~ Udaleku 2020 was scheduled in Salt Lake this year, but has been canceled because of the pandemic.
~ The Living Traditions Festival has been postponed from May to September of this year. It has now been canceled!
~ The Living Traditions Festival has been postponed from May to September of this year. It has now been canceled!
~ The Odolki Jatea (blood sausage dinner) was held Saturday, February 29th
~ The Odolki Jatea (blood sausage dinner) was held Saturday, February 29th
~ The Club's annual Dinner Dance was held January 25th!
~ The Club's annual Dinner Dance was held January 25th!
