The holiday filled with hearts, weirdly satisfying chalky candy, and love themed everything is upon us. Valentine’s Day, Galentine’s Day, or even Anti-Valentine’s Day–however you choose to celebrate, you might be wondering what you’re going to shower your loved ones with, amidst the pandemic. You
Cliché holiday movies, slightly overly spiked eggnog in hand, hints of pine and cinnamon wafting in the air. That time of the year when twinkle lights fill the streets and all of Northern Utah somehow resembles a fantastical North Pole. It’s enchanting. But what does that really mean for us this
Pandemic, earthquake, windstorm, state of emergency, presidential election...turkey? Thanksgiving will look a little different in Salt Lake City this year as the unpredictable trend of 2020 continues. Before you dismiss Thanksgiving and grudgingly try to answer the question, “What are you thankful
Whether you’re looking for a fun family outing, the perfect spot for a holiday picture, or an electric ending to a December date night, Salt Lake has plenty of places to get your tiny lightbulb fix, and each has its own brand of charm. Here are a few favorites. Christmas Street(s) There are two
Without question, the most oooh and ahhh-worthy Christmas lights in Salt Lake are those at Temple Square, the city’s most visited attraction. The first lighting ceremony was held in 1965, and it’s been an annual tradition ever since, with approximately one million LED lights now twinkling to life
All year ‘round, Salt Lake proudly owns its designation as one of Advocate magazine’s Ten Queerest Cities in America, but in June, well, something extra special happens. Rainbow flags appear in windows, in yards, on porches, and on restaurant patios. The city block around Library Square bustles
It’s that time of year again—the wind is getting brisk, the colors are changing on the mountains, and the sound of leaves blowing down the street are followed by pumpkin lattes and co-eds sporting Han Solo boots-and-vest style on campus. That’s right, one of the best holidays of the year is just
With the dream of free candy haunting their dreams, hopes of haunted houses in mind, and plenty of spooky good times to look forward to, Halloween is big time for kids. Check out our list of family- and kid-friendly Halloween fun, and be sure to get a taste of the best Salt Lake has to offer in the
‘Tis the season, and while the temps are dropping, the lights, events, and holiday cheer is bubbling up in Salt Lake. Whether you’re looking for family fun or more elevated evening diversions, Salt Lake has something in store. As the urban gateway to Utah, and the Greatest Snow on Earth, Salt Lake
From breakfast with the Easter Bunny to egg hunts in the park, we have a list of events that won't disappoint. Breakfast with the Easter Bunny When: March 26, 2016 Where: Chick-fil-A Fort Union 1088 E Fort Union Blvd., Midvale, UT Admission: FREE Join the Chick-fil-A team for Breakfast with
WHAT TO DO: Featured Events EVE Winter Fest While this three-day fest is especially awesome for those with littles, it's by no means a kids-only party. In addition to BounceTowns and Ballrooms, there's live music, full-strength beer, and the Nate Wade Subaru All Access City Pass, which grants
No matter how picky (or peculiar) your friends and loved ones are, and no matter how obscure their hankerings and hobbies may be, you’ll find a local Salt Lake store specializing in something they love. Localize (and dare we say elevate) your holiday shopping for the folks on your list. The
Some people (grinchy, scrooge-y people) think that Christmas is just for kids. We think those people need a hot toddy and some Ella Fitzgerald Christmas tunes on vinyl, but maybe we’re purists. Put on your ugliest holiday sweater, stoke the fire, and get ready folks, you’re about to have a classic
Anytime is a good time to visit This Is the Place Heritage Park, but the holidays offer a festive look back in time to see the West as it was during the early settlement of Utah. Holiday Events: Christkindlmarkt href="http://www.visitsaltlake.com/includes/calendar-of-events/Christkindlmarkt/21041/673/”>" <="" div="">
If the early hours and fast pace of Black Friday and Cyber Monday aren't your style, Salt Lake has many opportunities to shop in a more festive environment. If you need to find something for that "hard to shop for" person on your list and prefer supporting local artisans, you're in the right place.
Oasis Cafe's Thanksgiving Brunch: Back by Popular Demand Featuring local organic vegetables, sustainably ranched meats, and the freshest seafood, brunch at Oasis Cafe is a favorite with locals. It’s loaded with traditional breakfast dishes, soups, salads, and sandwiches. Guest favorites include the
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, the pressure is on to find ways to celebrate with friends and family. Be of good cheer, faithful readers—while you stress about who has to sleep on the pull-out sofa and which side-dishes to add to the Turkey Day menu, Salt Lake has an array of activities to
Finally, the leaves have turned; fall’s crisp air lingers in the mornings and evenings. Soon our mountains will be covered in powder (this is a positive-thinking, mantra-type thing, say it with us). We're on the cusp of Thanksgiving, and Salt Lakers have a lot to be thankful for; from the divine
The Leonardo, Salt Lake's favorite interactive science and art museum, went above and beyond with its Halloween events and exhibits this year. One of the most popular productions has been Spooky Science, a collection of exhibits designed to give you the creeps, make you cackle, and unleash your
Corn mazes, Thriller, Rocky Horror Picture Show, haunted houses, nights of costumed debauchery. The standard Halloween repertoire will never lose its place in our hearts, but we've been looking for a jolt to the system, and Sackerson’s Bride of Frankenstein delivers. The production has brought joie
