The Ellen Eccles Theatre is the flagship venue of the Cache Valley Center for the Arts (CacheArts) in Logan. Beyond staging concerts and productions, CacheArts runs youth arts education including a six-week summer art camp, ceramics and art classes at its Bullen Center, and youth theatre such as Logan Youth Shakespeare. Specific camp ages were not confirmed.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Ellen Eccles Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Celeste ThatcherThis place is a jewel. It's what makes Logan cultured. Beautiful theatre, great plays, ballets, shows and concerts. Very affordable tickets. Every seat is great. We love going here as a family and with friends. Very high quality entertainment and always a classy experience without having to pay a lot or dress up.
★★★★★Jason MilliganThe family and I went to see “The Nutcracker” thanksgiving weekend, overall great production, great venue. As others have mentioned legroom in the balcony is very minimum for taller adults. Parking downtown in general is rough, so if you want to park close get there early!
★★★★★Gene Ann VanWoerkomGentri Christmas concert was fantastic!! The Eccles center is an amazing venue that offered all the amentities of a first class elegant opera house.
★★★★dandelion lemonadeBeautiful theater that delivers great sound quality. One thing I need to complain is the offsetting of rows. Although the gap between rows are significant, which provides extra leg room, the rake is not so much. This plus the seats are directly behind one another (instead of in between) make my sight line obstructed. If you're shorter than the person in front, you might have a hard time seeing. But it was a pleasant experience overall.
★★★★★Aleasha HancockI loved this theater it is full of charm and class. The only issue I have is there is zero leg room. I am not sure if it was just where I was sitting but it seemed it was a common problem. The acoustics were incredible and the art work on the walls was beautiful. After the production you are led out the exit which is a metal staircase which heels are easily caught on. I would recommend not wearing heels, you will be more comfortable all the way around.