Salt Lake City’s downtown is starting to show signs of life again. Cruising down Broadway the adaptations that restaurants have had to make for COVID are apparent: mainly expanded patio dining. More space that was for sidewalks is now used for customers. But sadly those lacking patios are hurting: Stanza, … Continue Reading
The (Other) Oldest Profession: Storytelling in Utah
No, not THAT profession! Get your mind out of the gutter! It’s storytelling! Storytelling has been practiced since the beginning of time. It … Continue Reading
Should Reparations Be Paid for Past Atrocities?
The big issue of reparations, accounting for past atrocities and possibly giving out money to black Americans who have a lineage to slavery is a … Continue Reading
Gotta Dance! Utah Culture Promotes Dance Excellence
Slow, slow, quick, quick, slow ... music plays, couples embrace and laugh. There is nothing like a good waltz to change your mood. During the … Continue Reading
MADE IN-HOUSE – A Leisurely Lunch at From Scratch Restaurant
How time flies. It seems like only yesterday that I wrote a lengthy review of a then new, upstart eatery in downtown SLC called From Scratch. But … Continue Reading
Chicken Thighs with Black Beans & Rice
This is a terrific one-pot recipe from cookbook author Diana Henry that appeared in the New York Times. The key to success - as with many recipes … Continue Reading
Alpine Distilling Swaner Dreams Cocktail
During a recent visit to Park City’s Alpine Distilling and a visit with owners Rob and Sara Sergent, I came away a huge fan of their Preserve … Continue Reading
Treat Yourself to a Wine Dinner!
Cucina Wine Dinners Announced If there are more enjoyable wine pairing dinners than the ones hosted by owner Dean Pierose at Cucina Wine Bar, … Continue Reading
Say ‘Yes’ to the Dream – From snowboarder to board-designer
Stephanie Nitsch is an athlete, snowboarder, business owner and promoter. She does it all just by being herself. Stephanie bursts with energy, … Continue Reading