Search results for: “Utah History”
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Short History of Bluff, Utah
What is an undiscovered secret to most people in Utah, Bluff is home to thousands of Anasazi ruins including “Newspaper Rock” Which offers hundreds of Anasazi pictographs.
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Why Patriotism Matters More Than Politics This July in Utah
A Utah immigrant reflects on what patriotism really means—beyond parties, politics, and social media noise.
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Free Summer Concerts and Events Across Utah: July 2025 Lineup
July Live Concerts at Brigham Young Historic Park and Conference Center Rooftop at Temple Square. Every Friday night (except July 4), three hour-long concerts will be held at Brigham Young…
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The Fight to Fix Utah’s Medical Cannabis Program
High costs, limited access, and stigma still define Utah’s medical cannabis program. Inside the effort to make it work for patients.
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Utah’s Summer Food Scene Heats Up with Festivals, Wine Dinners, and Latin Flavors
Live-fire cooking in the mountains, bold Napa wines in the city, and Latin American street food in Park City—Utah’s summer food scene is serving up something for every appetite.
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Ogden Valley Votes to Become Utah’s Newest City Amid Nordic Village Resort Controversy
Facing a $121 million ski resort expansion, Ogden Valley residents voted to incorporate as a new city — a move driven by fears of overdevelopment and a desire to preserve…
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Salt Lake to Host Utah’s First International Flower Parade at Peace Gardens
Witches, wheels, and wild imagination—Salt Lake’s first flower parade brings fairy tales to life at the Peace Gardens this May.
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Utah’s Storybounders Combines Books, Theater, and Immersive Experiences
At Storybounders, a Utah-based storytelling venture, founders Jayme and Steve Smith turn classic tales into immersive experiences, from a Victorian-era Thanksgiving to a day in the life of the March…
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The Utah Coin Expert Federal Agents Rely On
A poor kid with no connections, Bob Campbell defied the odds to become the coin expert federal agents trust. From rare finds worth millions to high-stakes forgeries that fooled the…
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Lost Civilization of Utah: The Rise and Fall of the Fremont People
Buried beneath Utah’s rugged landscapes lies the forgotten world of the Fremont people—an ancient civilization that thrived for over a millennium before vanishing. Their intricate rock art, mysterious clay figurines,…
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Investing in Utah’s Local Art: Why Original Paintings Belong in Every Space
Utah is bursting with world-class artists, yet mass-produced prints dominate its walls. Despite having more fine artists per capita than any state, local masterpieces are often ignored. Why does Utah…
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Alta Ski Tours: Explore Wildlife, History, and Conservation on the Slopes
Alta’s ski tours turn the mountain into a classroom, where history, ecology, and adventure come together. Ski with a Ranger to spot wildlife, join a Trees and Skis tour to…
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March 2025 Events in Utah: Concerts, Festivals, and Celebrations
March in Utah brings a mix of music, film, festivals, and festive fun. Celebrate International Women’s Day at Mind the Gap Fest, enjoy Celtic music and dance, or take on…
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From Hollywood Burnout to Utah’s Indie Film Revolution
Hollywood chews people up and spits them out—but one insider refused to play by its rules. Fed up with the industry’s chaos, he walked away and found a new frontier…
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The Rise and Fall of Utah’s Small Ski Resorts
Once thriving as local havens for winter fun, Utah’s small ski resorts now sit quietly, their stories buried beneath layers of snow. What caused these cherished slopes to fade into…