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Utah’s 7 Delicious Destinations for Food & Fun

March 5, 2022 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

Many people ― including me ― seem to be so serious about food these days. Instagram and other social media platforms have created venues for the posting of perfect food pix. But is the food we really eat all that perfect looking all of the time? And so what if it’s not? It’s worth remembering that while not all food is of art museum quality, it’s there to provide sustenance, … [Read more...]

Tuesday Night Jam Sessions at Gracie’s Foster a Sense of Community

March 1, 2022 by M. Shane Richins Leave a Comment

In the 1980s, Americans tuned in their TVs to watch a show about a bar where “everybody knows your name.” Cheers was a top-running show for a long time because the world could appreciate the feeling of having a place where you could really be accepted as yourself. Just as important, the characters accepted each other even after they had one too many beers. Oh, how times have … [Read more...]

Snowmobiling in Utah

February 23, 2022 by Alison Lafazan Leave a Comment

Beautiful backcountry scenery, wildlife spotting, untouched snow, clean air, and loads of fun are some of the reasons to head to the mountains with a snowmobile. It’s a great getaway for a day or a weekend with family or friends. Snowmobiling is fun for all ages. Parents can even rent two-seaters to ride with their younger kids. Utah’s snowmobiling season typically begins in … [Read more...]

Antelope Island State Park, Utah’s Island Getaway

February 22, 2022 by Kristen Clay Leave a Comment

At this time of year, many of us long for an Island escape. Fortunately, a placid island paradise is close at hand. Travel toward Layton, get off at Antelope Drive (Exit 332) and head west. From there it is a smooth seven-mile drive to the causeway that leads to Antelope Island. Antelope Island State Park, found in Salt Lake City’s own backyard, has something for everyone … [Read more...]

What to Do in San Juan County, Utah

February 19, 2022 by Rachel Fixsen Leave a Comment

Canyon Country Discovery Center Utah’s southeast corner is known for its red rock spires, wide open spaces and archeology sites. A scenic drive or a hike won’t disappoint; there are also places to slow down, spend some time, and learn more of the history, function and context of the landscape.  The Canyon Country Discovery Center in Monticello welcomes visitors to engage … [Read more...]

Fun Things to Do in Morgan County, Utah

February 16, 2022 by Kristen Clay Leave a Comment

Nested in a beautiful agricultural valley in the center of the Rocky Mountain region, lays the smallest county in Utah, Morgan County, with a total land mass of 610 sq. miles. But don’t let the small area fool you. Morgan sports an abundance of activity, wildlife, and recreation. According to “Mama Lake,” aka Theresa Lake, owner of the Morgan Mercantile, where you will … [Read more...]

What to Do for Fun in Cache County, Utah

February 15, 2022 by Kristen Clay Leave a Comment

“Cache County is unique,” explains Gina Worthen, Northeast District County Chair of Cache County. “It is both country and urban. Full of agriculture and open space, hiking trails and areas for recreation. It has a hometown feel,” she continues. “Each city has its own annual celebrations aimed at keeping their traditions alive.” Antique homes and buildings grace the streets … [Read more...]

Nine Best Things to Do in Box Elder County

February 14, 2022 by Kristen Clay Leave a Comment

Box Elder County sits at the northwest corner of Utah, and is full of surprises in its diversity of offerings. There is something for everyone, including science lovers, history buffs, nature enthusiasts, and patrons of the arts. “We have a taste of the country and a taste of the city. We love and embrace the cowboy life, ranching and farming spirit. We are very connected to … [Read more...]

Spooky Dating Ideas for Valentine’s Day or any other Day

February 9, 2022 by Danny B. Stewart Leave a Comment

February is the month for love, but let’s be honest, dating can be exhausting and sometimes awkward. It can be difficult getting to know someone, especially when they’re wearing their “dating mask.” You can’t get to know someone by sitting in a movie theater, and sometimes going out to eat isn’t an option because of the cost, so what do we do? Perhaps go on a walk, talk, and … [Read more...]

February 2002 Fun, Activities and Events

February 8, 2022 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

January Through April Downtown Farmers Market—Winter. Continuing on Saturdays through April 23rd, the market is held at The Gateway, 10 N Rio Grande Street, Salt Lake City. The market includes locally grown and produced produce, meat, eggs, cheese, baked goods, sauces, condiments, chocolate, and more. Hours are from 10am to 2pm.  February Ice Skating at the Gallivan Center. … [Read more...]

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