Outdoor Big Screen Coming to Laub Plaza for Game Days

Logan, UT · November 6, 2026

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The weekend chill is settling down the canyon, but between art breaks on campus and live theater downtown, your Friday schedule is wide open.


The Lead

City leaders are rethinking the future of the historic Adams neighborhood as pressure mounts to create more attainable living spaces. During this week's council workshop, City Planner Russ Holley outlined a draft land use update aimed at allowing higher-density housing along the 400 North corridor. The initiative seeks to ease Cache Valley’s tight housing supply while concentrating growth along primary transit and commuting paths.

To ensure neighborhood stability, the council simultaneously approved Ordinance 26-19 in a unanimous vote, officially banning short-term hotel and motel operations within traditional commercial mixed-use buildings. Councilmember Katie Lee-Koven pushed back against treating downtown residential-commercial zones as experimental lodging ground.

Public hearings on the 400 North zoning amendments will roll out across neighborhood sessions over the winter before returning to the council floor for a final vote.


Local Pulse

  • Laub Plaza Installing Permanent Outdoor Screen Parks Crews will mount a broadcast display at the downtown plaza to stream university athletic games and host community movies.

  • William Burnard Warming Center Opens Sixty Beds Community The seasonal shelter reopened its doors to provide overnight warmth and meals as sub-freezing temperatures settle into the valley.

  • Main Street Undercrossing Trail Now Fully Open Transit Pedestrians and cyclists can now pass safely beneath 600 South Main, linking seventeen continuous miles of regional river trails.


Today's Outlook

  • High 51°F · Low 34°F — Partly cloudy
    • Grab a heavy jacket before heading out tonight, as temperatures drop rapidly after dark.

What's On Around Town

Today

  • The Creative Reset: A Weekly Art Break Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art (650 N 1100 E), 11:00 AM–2:00 PM · Free Drop in to create mixed-media books surrounded by regional museum art.

  • Nights at NEHMA: Art Bingo Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art (650 N 1100 E), 5:00–8:00 PM · Free Compete for casual prizes while rediscovering gallery exhibits after hours.

  • My Fair Lady Ellen Eccles Theatre (43 S Main St), 7:00 PM · Paid Catch the classic Broadway production brought to life on the historic stage.

  • Jacob Lacey B2B Peyton Johnson The Cache Bar (119 S Main St), 9:00 PM Kick off the weekend with high-energy electronic and pop DJ sets downtown.

Tomorrow

  • Utah State Aggies Men’s Basketball vs. Omaha Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (800 E 1000 N), 2:00 PM · Paid
  • MUSES Concert USU Caine Performance Hall (1090 E 600 N), 7:30 PM
  • Emo Karaoke The Cache Bar (119 S Main St), 9:00 PM · Free

Sunday

  • Sunday Gathering: Soul Matters Cache Valley Unitarian Universalists (596 E 900 N), 10:00 AM · Free

Spotlight & Story

  • SNAFU
    • Joseph Kinnebrew’s 1999 painted steel sculpture stands ten feet tall on the university campus, but students heading into finals know it by another name: the french fries. The tangled yellow beams were installed through Utah's Percent-for-Art program to jolt passersby out of routine thought.

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