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Salt Lake City celebrates Opening Ceremony of Italy 2026 with watch party and cauldron lighting
As the Winter Games officially kicked off Friday in Italy, Utahns came together to celebrate the Opening Ceremony, including relighting the cauldron from the 2002 Salt Lake City Games.
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Meet Diego Bravo: The New Executive Chef at Red Beryl Kitchen & Bar
In the world of food and hospitality, the right leadership can make all the difference. We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Diego Bravo as the new Executive Chef at Red Beryl Kitchen & Bar, located within the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown. This appointment not only signifies a fresh perspective but also a commitment to elevating culinary standards at this well-loved establishment.
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A Torch Passes: New Ownership Announced at Log Haven Restaurant
For over three decades, Utahns have journeyed up Millcreek Canyon to fine dining gem Log Haven for countless celebratory dinners, romantic canoodling, holiday splurges and Mother’s Day brunches. And the idyllic setting year-round has been a draw for weddings and anniversary bashes galore (following years of said romantic canoodling, natch). Yesterday, longtime owner Margo Provost—who purchased the lodge in 1994, and with Executive Chef Dave Jones and General Manager Ian Campbell curated one of the state’s most lauded dining destinations—announced new ownership of the iconic restaurant.
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University of Utah adds Robert Indiana's LOVE sculpture to campus
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A sculpture displayed for more than 20 years on the streets of New York City has been brought to the University of Utah. Created in the 1960s, Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculpture is a 20th-century American artwork. It took a $4.5 million effort to bring the sculpture to campus.
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SLC's Broadway movie theater installing new seats
Salt Lake City's cinephiles can soon lean back and relax. Driving the news: The Salt Lake Film Society is in the process of replacing the old-timey seats at Broadway Centre Cinemas. Why it matters: While commercial theater chains across the valley upgraded their seating years ago, fans of independent and classic films have been fluffing their improvised coat nests before settling in against the head rests from hell. Our thought bubble: Kim literally gasped with joy when I mentioned this development in our daily newsletter planning meeting. We shorties are accustomed to arriving with pits in our stomachs as we wait for some giant in a ten gallon hat to plop down in front of us. Then it's two-plus hours of leaning over the drink holders to get a view between people's shoulders. Reality check: The Broadway isn't installing stadium seating. Yes, but: There will be two new styles of chairs, some with reclining seatbacks, movable arm rests and side tables (allowing for "date night" love seats, per the announcement) — and others with more butt space. Wheelchair access will also improve with new platforms in the center rear of each theater. At least three theaters will remain open during
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Film festivals 'salivating' over chance to fill void in Utah left by Sundance
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Fresh off the last run of the Sundance film festival in Park City, Utah movie figures pitched the industry in the state Capitol rotunda, and shared thoughts on what should replace Sundance. "That is a tough question,” said Spanky Ward, Utah writer, producer, and...
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Balancing emotions of grief and coming out: Pioneer Theatre Company’s world premiere of Ten Brave Seconds blends ebullient youthful bravado, raw emotional catharsis
In the new musical Ten Brave Seconds, by the time Wooster High School student Mike is looking for a refuge and reset in Mr. G’s classroom, it has been a hellish day of spiraling emotions for the boy. From the time when he woke up that morning, one blunt confrontation after another has repeatedly exploded with either his father, sister or best friend.
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A touching See It or Skip It review with Patrick Beatty remembering his dad
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – We are sending you off into the weekend with an emotional See It or Skip It review from our film critic Patrick Beatty. He started with one film in theaters that is getting a lot of buzz: The Iron Lung. The...
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5 Best New Restaurants in Sandy, Utah that People Keep Coming Back For
Sandy has grown from a suburb near the mountains into a legitimate dining destination of its own. Between new developments and revamped neighborhood spots, you’ll find everything from polished American fare to creative global flavors. These five restaurants highlight what’s happening now. 1. Sobe Eats. Sobe Eats brings...
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The Savory Crepes At This Funky Coffee Shop In Utah Are Out-Of-This-World Delicious
Tucked away in Millcreek, Utah, Greenhouse Effect Coffee and Crepes stands as a vibrant oasis in a desert of cookie-cutter cafés, offering a psychedelic visual feast alongside culinary creations that will make your taste buds do a happy dance. The moment you step through the door, you’re transported into...
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A sneak peek at the fan-favorite murder mystery comedy coming to Salt Lake
SALT LAKE CITY — If you love mystery, mayhem and a little comedy, this is the perfect pick for a Valentine’s date night with a twist!. Madeline Raube plays Mrs. Peacock in Clue, coming to Eccles Theater. She shared a little sneak peek of the show. For more...
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Smokin’ Boxcar Offers a BBQ Journey in Morgan
All aboard the Smokin’ Boxcar in Morgan! Where barbecue and breakfast are served up Monday through Saturday. The Boxcar name is appropriate, since customers can look out the restaurant’s windows and watch Union Pacific freight trains pass back and forth in Weber Canyon. And, it’s location at 145 Commercial Street is just steps away from Morgan County’s historic passenger depot/museum at 98 Commercial Street, which once served a section of the Transcontinental Railroad, and displays an old Union Pacific caboose.
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Restaurant Roundup: Local Healthy Hotspots
January has come and gone, which means those of us who have decided to eat a bit healthier in the new year are struggling. We’ve done okay through January, but a month of discipline is usually all we have in us before we start to fall back into our old habits.