Salt Lake City
Move Better Pilates Salt Lake City: Improving Strength and Mobility
Whether you are a strong athlete or looking to overcome an injury or get back into shape, the Pilates method is a great method for anyone looking to build core…
Salt Lake City Libraries Expand Mission Beyond Book Services
ith the proliferation of online content and social media, people sometimes mistakenly believe that libraries are in decline. But according to Christina Walsh, the Teen and Adults Services Coordinator for…
What to Do In Salt Lake City 12 Minutes at a Time
12 Minutes Max at the Salt Lake City Public Library is a monthly experimental performance series featuring three short works by local musicians, filmmakers, dancers, artists and just about anything…
A Few Practical Ideas On Reducing Car Idling
In this article, I attempt to provide a few ideas towards reducing car idling as one of the main causes of increasing air pollution levels resulting in many different health…
Would The New Green Deal work for Salt Lake City, Utah? The Mayor Jackie Biskupski Thinks So.
Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski recently announced that by 2032, Salt Lake City will operate on 100% renewables. The City will achieve this goal by making nearly all city…
Boom Town: Salt Lake City and Utah are Rising
The main local headline for 2019 is that Utah is officially a boom state, with no end in sight. According to U.S. News and World Report, Utah is the third…
Bands are Buzzing at The Beehive Social Club
For almost 10 years, Konrad Keele has operated an all-ages venue for Utah’s punk, hardcore and Ska communities. Standing at about 6’ 2”, Keele dresses casually-not with studs and bristles-…
Local Community of “Unloved Arts” to Present Neo-Vaudeville “All Weirdo” Revue Called “Gonzo Rising”
ocal performing artists and self-proclaimed “weirdos” are gathering at the historic Beehive Social Club at 666 State Street on Wednesday, January 30th to celebrate the old vaudeville tradition of the…
Elevate Your Wardrobe at Flight in Trolley Square
Born from a desire to serve fashionistas along the Wasatch Front, Kristen Doyon and Blaire Isleib joined forces to open their flagship store on Park City’s Main Street in 2009.…
Dropping In At Quarters Arcade Bar
Founded by Michael Eccleston and Katie Willis, Quarters Arcade Bar brings the vibrant combination of craft cocktails and beer with classic arcade games to Salt Lake City.
Utah Transplants: Where Do they Come From and Why?
At Utah Stories we know why we love calling Utah home, but we wanted to find out what’s bringing so many newbies to our state. To find out, we hit…
The Streetcar of Trolley Square, It’s Back!
On October 15 a small assemblage watched as a craned hoisted what is believed to be Utah’s oldest electric streetcar into the air and gently return it to what many…
Molise 2.0: New Digs for Venerable Caffe Molise
Now, after nearly a quarter century in its Salt Palace-adjacent location on 100 South, Caffe Molise has moved.
Salt Lake City’s First Busker Festival
The Salt Lake City Arts Council is proud to present SLC Busker Fest – a festival to celebrate the living tradition of busking and to bring street theater to Downtown.
Sassy Sunday, Viva La DIVA Brunch @The Marriott
Viva La DIVA is said to be Salt Lake City’s “first and only professional celebrity and female impersonation show.” Well, more about that later. But first, a bit of brunch…
Margherita & More @ MidiCi: An Oasis of Great Taste at The Gateway
MidiCi is the type of place you’ll want to linger, although service is quite rapid – pizzas cook in as little as 90 seconds.