Visit Salt Lake Blog

Farmers Markets are popular events throughout the Salt Lake Valley, and it's no wonder - a great farmers market offers not just fresh produce and local food products but also a connection ...

--Last day to visit: Monday, May 27

--Final chance to see exclusive Intermountain engagement of the largest collection of real mummies ever assembled before it leaves Salt ...

We recently toured the Utah Museum of Fine Arts with a toddler.  It went better than expected!  I'd like to go back again when I could be free to linger more and chase less, but ...

One of our favorite things to do once the snow has been off the ground long enough for blooms to emerge, is to make the drive up toward the University of Utah and ...

The first theatre West of the Missouri was in Salt Lake City, and was named the Social Hall. On January 1, 1853. the Social Hall was dedicated. The first theatrical play was presented there on January 19, 1853. The building was uncovered on State Street during a construction project in 1991, and a museum was built around it.

"Weaving a Revolution," a special exhibit appearing at the Natural History Museum of Utah now through April 28th, tells the story of a renaissance of Navajo basket weaving that has ...

For hundreds of years, mummies have inspired human curiosity and fascination. Though they died hundreds or even thousands of years ago, they seem to have an eerie immortality. "Mummies of ...

The 2013 Sundance Film Festival starts this Thursday, Jan. 17, with screenings, parties and events taking place not just in Park City, but in Salt Lake City as well at The City Library, the Tower ...

Happy New Year, Salt Lake City, and how was your 2012?  I love to take some time at the end of the year to reflect on the joyous experiences as well as the challenges. I hope we can ...