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Utah Community Theater – The Nerd

Community theater is Utah is more than backyard amateur productions
Community Submissions

Articles submitted by our readers.
Why Community Supported Agriculture is Great for Utah Farmers

“It is absolutely worth the cost!” Joanna Mull is talking about the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program of which she is an enthusiastic participant.
The Sugar House Community Garden

Tomatoes anyone? Straight from the Sugar House tennis courts to your table!
Utah Farmers Markets Open for Summer as Deer Valley’s Fire & Flavor Festival Returns

From open-fire cooking at Deer Valley’s Fire & Flavor Festival to farmers markets in Salt Lake County and Ogden, Utah’s summer food season is underway with fresh produce, local vendors,…
Can Utah Farms Survive the Corporate Food System?

Local farms and restaurants battle similar economic pressures as they struggle to survive in a tight economy where slim profit margins and increased labor costs and conditions are often beyond…
Park City’s Biggest Outdoor Dinner Party Returns: Savor The Summit 2026

Park City’s iconic Savor The Summit returns June 27, transforming Historic Main Street into one long communal dinner table with gourmet food, cocktails, and live music. Plus, fresh oyster pop-ups…
Priced Out of Summer Fun? These Activities Cost Almost Nothing

As summer approaches, many of us start looking for new ways to be active. Whether you’re emerging from a cozy winter of hibernation, or searching for a replacement for skiing…
Ogden Utah: Boomtown, Bargain, or Utah’s Next Unaffordable City?

With its reinvigorated downtown and close proximity to mountains and river pathways, this northern Utah city is enjoying a renaissance. Ogden’s stock of affordable housing — compared to other metros…
Utah Food News: Log Haven’s New Chef, Park City Dine About, and Deer Valley Classes

A new culinary chapter begins at Log Haven as Chef Dave Jones steps into an advisory role and longtime sous chef Todd Hoffee takes over the kitchen. Plus, Park City…
Riverbed Ranch Utah: Cult, Commune, or Utah’s First Modern Homesteading Town?

Driving out past the town of Delta on a gravel road for a couple of hours, we almost turned around. Following a rain storm, the road is wet and muddy…
How Does a Person Become Homeless and Addicted? One Utah Father Explains

Back in the 1980s, most Utah parents worried about things like bad grades, skipping church, teenage drinking, or hanging around the wrong crowd. Very few parents walked through downtown Salt…
The Perfect Girls’ Day in Park City: Brunch, Shopping, Spas & Nightlife

After a week of work, grocery shopping, meal prep, driving the kids around, housework and last minute emergencies, a day of bonding and fun with our BFF’s is just what…
Utah Archaeology Month 2026: Events, Sites, and 13,000 Years of History

“Utah is filled with 13,000 years of human history,” explains archaeologist and State Historic Preservation Officer, Chris Merritt. “Every single artifact tells us something about the people that came before…
Utah Events in May 2026: Living Traditions Festival, IRC Fundraiser and Limited-Edition Doughnuts

A mix of culture, community, and food defines Utah this May, from the Living Traditions Festival in Salt Lake City to an IRC fundraising dinner and limited-edition doughnuts in Utah…
Free Events in Utah This May 2026: Festivals, Markets, Hikes and Family Activities

A full lineup of free events across Utah this May, including festivals, outdoor markets, guided hikes, live music, and family-friendly activities from Salt Lake to Moab.