| August 15th-31st |  | | Momentum 08: Untold Stories | |
Momentum: Untold Stories features professional dancers from
Los Angeles, Long Beach, New York City, San Francisco, and
Salt Lake City teamed up with Ririe-Woodbury alumni for an
evening of thought provoking choreography during this
2nd Annual Ririe-Woodbury Alumni Concert.
The artists will enchant you with a beautiful,
emotionally-charged, and mature performance.
More information: www.ririewoodbury.com
Tickets: $18 General Admission, www.arttix.org or 355-ARTS
Location: Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center (138 West 300 South) |
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Spend a Saturday afternoon in downtown SLC with rockin' beats
and savory BBQ. This is a family event…think picnic blankets,
late summer nights, cool grass, and great food.
Rock n' Ribs is officially sanctioned by the Kansas City Barbeque Society. Cook-off champions win a coveted invitation to the
BBQ Big Time...the Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational
and the 28th Annual American Royal Barbeque
(the biggest BBQ contest in the world!) The Gallivan Amphitheater will be center stage for live music. Food and craft vendors, cook-off competitors, and kid's activities
will be situated throughout the plaza.
More information: http://www.slcgov.com/PublicServices/Gallivan/rocknribs.html
Tickets: $5
Location: Gallivan Plaza (239 South Main Street) |
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| | | Wednesdays in August, 5-7 pm | |
Enjoy the gift of giving and receiving. Each week Fleming’s
will have different pairings...explore the extensive wine list
and tapas menu while providing financial support to
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah.
Fleming’s will be pairing some of its amazing wines selected by Chris Cox, Fleming’s Wine Manager along with specialty hors d’oeuvres prepared by its Chef Partner Brandon Mikulich.
More information: www.flemingssteakhouse.com
Location: Flemings Steakhouse at The Gateway (20 South 400 West) |
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| | | 6th Annual American-Muslim Festival | |
Join with your community for a
celebration of cultural diversity!
This event is a family-oriented festival showcasing multi-ethnic
world-class song and dance performances. Performers
include Kenshin Taiko Japanese Drummers, Sol de Jalisco
Mariachi Band, Bien Flamenco, and others.
Multi-ethnic food, merchandise, social services, non-profit vendors,
and special children's activities will be available.
Supported by ZAP, Salt Lake City and County Arts Councils, and recognized with proclamations by the City, County, and the Governor for promoting and inclusion of diversity.
More information: www.saltlakeamericanmuslim.com
Tickets: Free
Location: Washington Square (400 South 200 East)
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Picnic in the Park lunchtime concert series, noon-1pm. Experience the outdoors and enjoy free music from local musicians on your lunch hour. Presented by SLC Public Services. Friday night movie series, building community
through the power of film, 9-11pm.
Across the Universe, Spirited Away, Bread and Tulips, Bride and Prejudice, The Year My Parents Went on Vacation.
Presented by the SLC Film Center, with strong support from SLC Public Services, the SLC Mayor’s Office, and multiple corporate sponsors. Yoga classes, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7am. You bring a mat, a towel, and water. An instructor and beautiful setting will be provided. Presented by the Downtown Community Council and
sponsored by IHC.
More information: www.slcityevents.com
Tickets: Free
Location: Historic Pioneer Park (300 West 300 South) |
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| | | Saturday Mornings, June 14th-October 18th, 8am-1pm | |
The Downtown Farmers Market is a local growers market,
featuring fresh produce from over 70 Utah farmers. In addition to the produce, a variety of fresh baked breads and pastries, cheese,
meat and seafood, jams and honeys, house and garden plants, arranged planters, and numerous handmade
arts and crafts can be found at the Market.
What's Fresh
Sweet corn, raspberries, red and black currants, blueberries, plums, nectarines, White Lady peaches, Italian prunes, garlic, garlic braids, salad greens, beans (green, wax, and romano), spinach, arugula, chard, bok choy, beets, summer squash, zucchini, leeks, parsnip, broccoli, cucumbers, potatoes (red, white, and blue) eggplant, fresh onions, carrots, garden plants, herbs, the first of the tomato harvest, and melon crops from southern Utah.
More information: www.downtownslc.org
Tickets: Free
Location: Historic Pioneer Park (300 West 300 South) |
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