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Archives for July 2015

McGrew Studios

July 31, 2015 by Mike Jones 1 Comment

Textile art of tailoring has been making a comeback in recent years and it’s no surprise. Something made just for you fits like nothing you can buy in a store and lets face it, custom made one-of-a-kind and local is the way to go. Salt Lake is lucky that Jen McGrew of McGrew Studios calls SLC her home. McGrew Studios opened its doors over fourteen years ago and made an … [Read more...]

Mojave Nomads

July 30, 2015 by Emily McLean Leave a Comment

A love for rock ‘n’ roll spurred the formation of Mojave Nomads. After attending a concert, lead singer Tyler Harris and guitarist Colter Hill thought, “Why can’t we do that? We love rock ‘n’ roll too!” Drummer Cole Eisenhour had jammed with Colter back in high school and a call out on Twitter for a bassist brought in Bryton Bell. The summer of 2014 saw them writing songs … [Read more...]

At Look Back at Cosmic Aeroplane

July 30, 2015 by Connie Lewis 1 Comment

When Steve Jones and his partner, Sherm Clow, opened Cosmic Aeroplane in 1967 they brought Salt  Lake its first adyad shop. “Salt Lake needed a place where you could get cigarette papers and things like the Berkeley Barb the L.A. Free Press and other underground newspapers,” Jones said. Steve moved to Salt Lake City from New York City in the 1950s when he was 13. Bit of a … [Read more...]

Craft Lake City Calling for Volunteers

July 28, 2015 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

Community Press Release:  Craft Lake City Needs Your Help! The 7th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival is being held August 7th & 8th at the Gallivan Center. This festival’s success lies heavily on the support of local volunteers. It takes approximately 200 volunteers to fill the 480 shifts that make the Craft Lake City DIY Festival what it is. Volunteers help with a … [Read more...]

Garden to Table at Sage’s Cafe

July 28, 2015 by Amanda Rock Leave a Comment

At Sage’s Cafe, the term “Garden to Table” is the mantra. Instead of flowers, lush greens line the front of the restaurant, whetting your appetite for fresh food. In the garden, squash, fruit and herbs are tended to, waiting for their chance to end up on your plate. “It’s the quality, the colors and the freshness,” replies Chef Ian Brandt, when asked why he grows his own … [Read more...]

Hidden Utah Hot Springs

July 27, 2015 by Paige Wiren 1 Comment

In 2010 Utah Stories visited several Utah Hot Springs. Since that time Ogden River Springs has been closed due to construction in Ogden Canyon. Alas,Stinky Springs suffers from neglect and disrepair. But the following springs are still worth checking out:   Diamond Fork Hot Springs – Hike and then soak at these sulfurous springs. After ascending some 2.5 … [Read more...]

Nephi Cattle Dogs

July 27, 2015 by Connie Lewis Leave a Comment

Some pampered dogs live life in the lap of luxury carried from place to place in the handbags of Hollywood celebrities. Other dogs work for a living. Such is the case for the Border Collies who work at the Jackson Ranch in Nephi, Utah. Jade Jackson has been ranching “his whole life.” He grew up working on the ranch in Nephi with his dad, Dale Jackson. Jackson Ranch is a … [Read more...]

A Night for Nepal

July 24, 2015 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

Community Press Release: Global Village Gifts is excited to be hosting ‘A Night for Nepal’ on Friday, July 31 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 at Global Village, 69 E 100 N in Logan, Utah. Join them as they raise money for the Nepalese people as they continue to struggle to rebuild after the devastating earthquakes which ravaged their country earlier this year. Come enjoy henna art, belly … [Read more...]

Backyard Chicken Farming

July 23, 2015 by Sarah Lappe Leave a Comment

You Can Be a Farmer Too! Did you know that you could raise your very own backyard chickens in Salt Lake City? Generally, once a coop is up and running, chickens are low maintenance and easy to take care of. Plus, they will produce the best eggs you have ever had with dark, yellow yolks and clear whites, and rich with vitamins. Why raise chickens? Raising your own chickens … [Read more...]

LunoWear Wooden Watches

July 22, 2015 by Erin Moore Leave a Comment

Boman Farrer grew up observing his grandfather, Calvin Adams,  work on watches at C.W. Adams Jewelers, his shop in Taylorsville, . Following the family tradition, Farrer and his friend,  Ryan Krantz, developed a line of wood watches. They’ve dubbed their line, LunoWear. They gained initial support for their business on Indiegogo, and through successful brand hype on Instagram … [Read more...]

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