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Salt Lake weekend events: "Illuminate" fest, synchronized skating and more
From light installations to tattoo artistry, there's lots to do this weekend in and around SLC. 🤩 Illuminate: The annual festival of light and art has moved to March this year, with interactive installations, live music and a drone show 5-10pm Friday and Saturday at Library Square. Free. ⛸️...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Utah Place Is A Sweet Tooth Heaven For Anyone Who Loves Pancakes
Just so you know, I’m a certified sweet tooth. Spot a bakery or anywhere advertising something sugary, and I’m first in line. This Utah spot? Pancake heaven doesn’t even begin to cover it. Fluffy stacks tower like edible clouds, dripping with syrup that actually tastes like magic, and toppings that make every bite feel like a tiny celebration.
cityweekly.net
Restaurant Review: Breakfast With The Brick
While Cafe Niche’s closure last year left a brunchless, decaffeinated void on the corner of Broadway and 800 East, the newcomers at The Brick have quickly—and successfully—reinvented the space. The Brick maintains a cozy coffee-shop vibe where diners can pop in for a quick cup of joe and a pastry, but that’s only one small facet of what makes this new Central City restaurant worth a visit. Come for the coffee and the lemon poundcake; stay for the stacked breakfast, brunch, lunch and recently-unveiled dinner menu.
skiutah.com
Apres Ski Yoga and Pilates
Ski, recover, repeat. That’s my favorite flow for making the most of ski season here in Utah. Don't get me wrong, I love a crisp beer with friends at the end of a hard ski day, but in recent years I've discovered that the trick to skiing strong on back-to-back ski days requires more intentional recovery efforts. Saunas, steam rooms, and cold plunges are great for recovery, but I've found an option that blends movement with restoration: yoga or Pilates.
KUTV
Daynes Music to close after more than 160 years serving Utah musicians
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Family-run piano retailer Daynes Music has announced plans to close after more than 160 years in business. The company traces its roots to the early days of Salt Lake City,. The company announced it will shut down operations after serving generations of Utah musicians,...
The Daily South
Chick-fil-A Just Added A Flavor-Packed New Sandwich To The Menu
Spring will be a whole lot spicier at Chick-fil-A. The beloved Georgia-based chicken chain is welcoming the season with a new sandwich that layers creamy ranch, candied bacon, and pickled jalapeños. Think classic ranch flavors with a CFA twist on its signature chicken. Fans are going to want to dive right in.
Gephardt Daily
Gorillaz bringing ‘The Mountain’ tour to the Mountain West; presales start today for Oct. 20 gig in SLC
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 4, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — British virtual band Gorillaz has announced the next leg of its tour, with a human creator and virtual animated bandmates sharing the Delta Center stage on Oct. 20. The band debuted in 1998 London with creators Damon Albarn and...
ABC 4
If a restaurant had art projects on the menu, it would be the Art Cafe
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) — A new kind of art studio has bloomed right in the heart of 9th and 9th. Owner Madi Nilsson joined us to talk about her dining inspired art studio. The Art Cafe is like a restaurant but instead of food, it’s art experiences on the menu.
hoodline.com
Books And Ballet Collide In West Valley Library Shakeup
Books and ballet are about to share a roof in West Valley City. The Salt Lake County Library is moving forward with a major rebuild of its West Valley branch that will be shared with Ballet West. The two-story project on Lancer Way is set to combine a modern public library with the Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West Academy and a small black-box theater. County leaders say the plan will expand arts access while updating one of the system's oldest branches for current library users.
theutahreview.com
salt 17 at Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Adama Delphine Fawundu’s cross-continental creative dynamics bring poetic harmony to a museum collection’s living archives
The most significant takeaway from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts ongoing salt exhibition series, has been demonstrating the diasporic knowledge of culture as so spiritually, socially, ethically and epistemologically potent that its most meaningful and historically accurate expressions emerge not through the neutral space of conventional categorization, but rather by honoring the diasporic origins of its cultural authority.
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Utah Locals Are Willing To Wait In Line For Breakfast At This Tiny Restaurant
Nestled in the heart of West Valley City, Ogie’s Cafe has become a beloved spot for those who crave a hearty breakfast. This modest eatery draws local crowds with its old-school charm and consistently delicious offerings. Whether you’re seeking a classic pancake stack or a satisfying breakfast burrito, Ogie’s...
saltlakemagazine.com
Meet the Chef: Prohibition and Repeal
In a nightlife landscape often driven by trends, Prohibition and Repeal stand apart by design. These aren’t just bars, they’re destinations where music, atmosphere and intention converge to create nights that linger long after the last drink is poured. Owned by Kelly Howard, with Camille Howard shaping guest...
saltlakemagazine.com
Meet the Chef: Little America Hotel
From chopping vegetables at home with his mom to washing dishes at 16, Chef Santiago Ramos has spent a lifetime in the kitchen. By 21, he was working in a Las Vegas casino with 30 kitchens, a high-energy world that confirmed his love for cooking and pushed him toward culinary school. Now, as executive chef at Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City, he channels his experience into bold, inventive dishes.