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Utah's BIGGEST Job Fair 💻️ + Learn the instant pots 👨🍳

Tuesday, Aug 27th - Utah Valley Job Fair, Love your instant pot, Outdoor Yoga

What’s Up Provo! 🤙 

It’s Mother Teresa’s birthday today, so we will begin and today’s email with a quote from her:

“Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.”
-Mother Teresa

Yes, let us begin! Here are the top events today:

🛠️💻️ Utah Valley Job Fair
👨‍🍳 Learn It: Love Your Instant Pot
🌳🧘‍♀️ Outdoor Yoga @ The Orchard

Ono’s Malasadas

OUR STORY

While on their annual vacation to the Hawaiian Islands, Sophia Bussio and her family discovered Malasadas, a Portuguese fried sweet dough, a food staple in Hawaii. Sophia and her family saw the opportunity to bring the malasada magic to Provo. Excited to embrace the opportunity, the Bussios dove headfirst into the world of fried dough, later naming their new company “Ono’s Malasadas.”

OUR NAME

The name, a fusion of Hawaiian and Portuguese, encapsulates what a malasada truly is. “Ono” in Hawaiian means “delicious,” while in Portuguese, “Malasadas” translates to “bad dough” — a contradiction that perfectly describes the treat.

Today

🛠️💻️ Utah Valley Job Fair

Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo from 2pm to 5pm

This is a great opportunity for anyone looking to advance their career. As mentioned before, it’s the BIGGEST job fair in Utah. Attendees who will be there in person will be able to meet face-to-face with over 100 employers attending. See list of employers who will be attending

Whether you're actively job hunting or just curious about new opportunities, this event could be great one.
More info

👨‍🍳 Learn It: Love Your Instant Pot
Room 201, Provo Library from 7pm to 8:30pm
The instant pot can be a great tool in your kitchen. But if you feel frustrated with your instant pot, or you are new to using instant pots, then the library’s got your back.
More info

🌳🧘‍♀️ Outdoor Yoga @ The Orchard
The Orchard (University Place) @ 7pm
Breathe in the fresh air as you move through a YogaSix flow outside, and for FREE. A great way to get enjoy the outdoors while the weather is still nice, and also a great opportunity to test our yoga if you are new to the yoga craze.
More info

🐝🎨 Beehive Bazaar
520 N Main Street in Springville from 10AM to 8PM
It’s a new set of vendors this week at the Beehive Bazaar in Springville! So if you went by last week and thought you saw it all—think again, there’s more.
More info

Coming Up This Week

⚽️ BYU Women’s Soccer vs. UCLA


Wednesday, Aug 28th - Los Angeles @ TBA
This was a great game last year as BYU defeated #1 UCLA 3-1 in Provo. (Last year’s game recap) This year UCLA is ranked in the top 10, are undefeated and yet to be scored on.
Live Stats | Big Ten Network

🎨 Teen Art Club
Wednesday, Aug 28th - Neighborhood Art Center (1200 Towne Centre Boulevard Ste 2108, Provo) from 6pm to 8pm. More info

🎸 Bluebird Bands: A Plugged In Concert Experience
Thursday, Aug 29th - Sundance from 8pm to 10:30pm More info/Tickets

🎉🌮 Festival Latinoamericano Provo
Fri, Aug 30th to Mon, Sep 2nd - Downtown Provo, County Courthouse from 6pm to 10pm More info

🏐 doTerra Classic (BYU Volleyball Games)
Friday, Aug 30th - BYU @ 12pm vs Southeastern Louisiana and at BYU @ 7pm vs Fairfield More info

🏟️🏈 Football: BYU vs. Southern Illinois
Saturday, Aug 31st - LaVell Edwards Stadium @ 6pm ESPN+ | BYU Radio | Tickets

Weather

Today
86° 🌡️ | ☀️ | 0%

Tomorrow
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Mostly Useful Trivia

It’s trivia Tuesday. 🤓

QUESTION:

Provo was named after a fur trader. What was his FIRST and LAST name?

(See answer at the bottom)

Deals 🤑 

🦖🦋 Thanksgiving Point Back to School 5 for 1 deal
Purchase a ticket to any single discovery center and gain access to all five venues at Thanksgiving Point (Butterfly Biosphere, Farm Country, Museum of Ancient Life, etc.). Ends Aug 31st. More info

🍣 TEUSDAY Sushi Special @ Five Sushi Brothers
$5 for the Bandies Roll. More info

⛷️ 2024/25 Season Ski Passes on Sale
Brighton - Prices increase Sep. 5th Tickets
Sundance - Prices increase Oct. 31st Tickets
EPIC Pass (Park City, Vail, Breck) - Prices increase Sep 2nd Tickets
Beaver Mountain - Prices increase Aug 31st Tickets

Reminders & Notices

We’ve added these reminders today, but they won’t appear in the other emails the next few days. So bookmark this email for your reference. 🛑 

🌳 Fall 2024 Tree Giveaway
APPLY TODAY

Trees available this year: Bur Oak, Frontier Elm, Musashino Columnar Zelkova. (Tree species and availability of each are not guaranteed.)
More info

🚗🚧 East Bay Blvd (from 350 E to Lakeview Parkway) closed this week
Today until Friday, Aug 30th the East Bay Blvd will be closed to remove dead trees and clean the sewer mains in that area.

🎨 🍇 Labor Day Luau @ Thanksgiving Point
Tickets go fast! Includes dinner and entertainment. Starts at 6pm.
More info

🏈🏀 Provo Sports Registrations
Start Smart Flag Football (3 to 5 year old’s) | Info
Adult Volleyball | Info
Little Jazz (K through 2nd) | Info
Wrestling (K through 8th) | Info

☣️ Harmful Algae Bloom Warning @ Utah Lake
Warning Advisory for Provo Beach and Lincoln Marina (Harmful Algae Bloom). More info

🥒⚪️ Registration open for Pickleball Tournament w/ Orem Police Department
3.5, 4.0, 4.5+, Sep. 21st, Cash Prizes, Raffle, etc. More info

🌱🚰 Grass Seed for Provo Residents
The Provo Turf Trade (a Provo City program) is selling seed RIGHT NOW to Provo residents. Move quick because the seed usually sells out fast. According to the site, the grass seed they are selling will need at least 30% less water than the usual bluegrass lawn.
Grass seed is sold in 5 pound bags for $6.50 + tax. One bag covers approximately 1,000 square feet. More info

🍑🎭️ James and the Giant Peach Auditions @ the Scera
Auditions will start the week of September 2nd. More info

Words To Remember

“We fear the future because we are wasting today.”

Mother Teresa

Trivia Answer ✏️ 

ETIENNE PROVOST

More info about Etienne

“During the first decades of the 19th century, many fur trappers and traders hunted beaver in Utah Valley. Etienne Provost –a French-Canadian trapper–working out of Taos in present-day New Mexico is perhaps the first white man to have seen the Great Salt Lake.

In 1824 he led a company into the Great Basin. While camping, they encountered a band of Shoshone Indians. The mountain men were invited into the Shoshone camp, but were told it was bad luck to have metallic objects nearby. As Provost’s men laid their weapons aside, the Shoshone attacked them. Only Provost and a few of his entourage escaped.”

Have a great Tuesday!

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Tuesday, Aug 27th, 2024