Nomination of Cultural Events of
2008 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
at the International Institute of
Anthropology
Original idea and responsible for the project: Lolita Nikolova, PhD
Assistant researcher: Vanina Hurkova

Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, is a world multicultural
megacity-center. It is the best known for its genealogy library -
one of the cultural miracles in the contemporary world. However,
every year Salt Lake hosts numerous cultural events and there
are fruitful interactions between multicultural social groups and
communities that fact in turn requires a very special interest
because of the unique way of reproduction of the human culture
in this megacity.

In 2007 for the first time the International Institute of Anthropology
offered nominations of the cultural events of the year in Salt Lake
City and neighborhood. The original idea belongs to Lolita
Nikolova, PhD, a world recognized cultural anthropologist, the
founder and Research Director of the IIA.  Assistant researcher -
The High School student Vanina Hurkova. Both are nominated for
Bulgarians of 2007 in the USA.

Please e-mail your suggestions for nominees of 2008 at  
admin@iianthropology.org. They can be in any filed of culture.  
Organization and individuals are welcome. Please help to honor
the most liked, attractive and original cultural events of Salt Lake
City and neighborhood with the IIA certificate "Cultural Event of 200
8".

Nominated cultural events of 2008:

January 2008

The exhibit of John Bell in Downtown Salt Lake City
Interview with John Bell at
http://www.iianthropology.org/johnbell.html

February 2008

The mask exhibit at Utah Alliance of Art, Downtown 2008

The art exhibit of Bob Mossart at Nostalgia Café, Salt Lake
Downtown

March 2008

The Dug Wright show after the resignation of The New York
Governor on 12th Mar 2008 (radio talk show 3/13/08).

Wasatch Woman of the Year. Ceremony in the Grand America
Hotel, March 20th.
Link to Wasatch Woman magazine at:
http://www.wasatchwoman.com/index.php
Last updated Mar 21st, 2008
For the first time in the USA
March 2008 nominee
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