The Department of Cultural & Community Engagement CCE is Utah's catalyst for connection. Through the community-building efforts of our nine divisions, we elevate the social and economic value that enriches the quality of life for every Utahn, ensuring a strong and unified future.
Donna Law
Executive Director
Katherine Potter
Deputy Director
Divisions
Our divisions shape Utah's culture through service, art, museums, and education
Through service, art, historic preservation, museums, and education, the Department of Cultural & Community Engagement's programs ignite a childlike wonder in every Utahn — building strong citizens by cultivating curiosity.
Podcasts
Explore fascinating stories and insights covering Utah's rich culture, vibrant communities, and unique heritage.
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Utah Libraries Have You Covered
BOOKS AND BEYOND
Insightful conversations with representatives from state agencies and divisions, alongside spotlights of local authors, connecting listeners to the stories that define Utah's lively literary landscape.
How'd You Think of That?
With Temple grandin
How do diverse thought patterns impact work, especially in STEM? This podcast explores how to leverage every individual's unique skills and perspectives in education and careers.
Beyond the 50-Year Rule
Utah's Public Archaeology Podcast
Discussing the preservation of cultural resources and outdoor recreation access here in Utah. Learn awesome facts about the world-renowned recreation throughout the state. The Public Archaeology staff and our guests will discuss the preservation of cultural resources and outdoor recreation access in Utah.
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CCE in the news
Volunteers helping keep public lands open after government shutdown causes staffing shortages
Every corner of Utah has something to offer. From vibrant landscapes, hiking trails and historic sites, there’s a little bit of everything. The State Historic Preservation Office is hopeful that with the help of volunteers, they’ll continue to protect those areas.
The popular Utah Pin Quest is back on at state museums, parks, and historic sites
The Historical Society said that they are bringing it back because of the overwhelming demand, and this time, they’re going to have more than double the number of pins to give out. The pins are still free to collect.
Museum of Utah to open in 2026 with iconic Mormon Meteor III as star exhibit
“We have built a whole gallery around the Mormon Meteor.” Tim Glenn said, “So I think of it kind of like the Mona Lisa. Like you’re gonna go to the Louvre to see the Mona Lisa, you’re gonna come to the Museum of Utah to see this car.”
