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Plus the Ikon Pass company weighing a move to Salt Lake, 106 degrees on Saturday, and a hummus counter worth the drive to Sugar House.
Read the issue →Plus a 15-story condo tower pitched next to Trolley Square, five straight days near 100, and what the lake's dust is leaving in valley gardens.
Read the issue →Plus The Point starts rising in Draper, a 101-degree heat watch over the long weekend, and the Afghani wrap worth the drive to Taylorsville.
Read the issue →Plus a free Sandlot night in Sandy, the state spends to save the Great Salt Lake's south shore, and the Murray Thai spot worth the drive for khao soi.
Read the issue →Plus a free Monday concert in Millcreek, the reservoirs keep dropping, and the cheese-wheel carbonara worth the drive to Holladay.
Read the issue →Plus Treaty Oak Revival in West Valley, hot chicken worth the drive, and 28 countries of gardens hiding on the west side.
Read the issue →Plus Real Salt Lake hosts Burnley at America First Field, alpine lakes above Brighton, a Riverton splash pad the kids will not want to leave.
Read the issue →Rainbow Kitten Surprise, a Cuban spot in South Salt Lake, the splash pad in Bluffdale nobody talks about.
Read the issue →Plus Broadway's Hell's Kitchen at the Eccles, momo in Sandy, a Murray farm where the kids can pet a cow for free.
Read the issue →Outdoor yoga in Salt Lake City, plus a Sunday night concert downtown.
Read the issue →Utah Royals host Gotham FC at America First Field, a Sandy Himalayan spot serves chili momo you should know about.
Read the issue →A new spot for döner, a perfect canyon picnic plan, and a free coffee and pastry happy hour at the U.
Read the issue →Plus a Cuban spot in South Salt Lake worth the drive, a shady canyon where dogs run free.
Read the issue →Plus Josh Groban at the Maverik Center, hand-pulled noodles in Sandy, Donut Falls before the parking lot fills.
Read the issue →Independence Day celebrations, farmers markets, and a special performance by The Tabernacle Choir. Your guide to the long weekend.
Read the issue →Plus macarons in Ballpark, an easy Oquirrh canyon most people forget, and where fireworks are actually legal this year.
Read the issue →New restaurants, iconic cookies, and a Swedish candy shop. Here's what's fresh on the Salt Lake food scene this week.
Read the issue →The Western Stampede rodeo is back in West Jordan, the Utah Symphony plays the Capitol steps, Pat's BBQ has your brisket fix.
Read the issue →Plus mile-high biscuits up Emigration Canyon, a Sandy stage built for Broadway.
Read the issue →Concerts under the stars, a vibrant farmers market, and family fun at Taylorsville Dayzz. Your weekend rundown.
Read the issue →Plus a Magna rave at the Saltair, Murray's My Fair Lady in Sandy
Read the issue →New German street food, upscale downtown dining, French-Asian pastries, and unique banana pudding. Your weekly food and drink rundown.
Read the issue →Brothers Osborne plays Sandy this week, the Woodland Fairy Festival takes over Gardner Village
Read the issue →Splash pads, cheap movies, science experiments, and stargazing for the whole family.
Read the issue →The Utah Arts Festival, live concerts, the Saturday farmers market, and more. Your weekend rundown.
Read the issue →Concerts under the stars, farmers markets, and mountain adventures. Your guide to getting outside this Wednesday.
Read the issue →New bakeries, a fresh sushi spot, and a food truck for your Tuesday lunch. Here's what's cooking.
Read the issue →Outdoor concerts, local markets, and a downtown festival. Your guide to the week ahead.
Read the issue →Concerts at the Gallivan, the Saturday market at Pioneer Park, and a canyon that isn't a zoo on the weekend. Your first rundown.
Read the issue →The valley landmarks worth a Saturday, whether you're new here or just overdue.
Read the issue →Big shade, good playgrounds, and a pond or two, all free.
Read the issue →Inversion, rain, or 105 degrees: five indoor spots that actually hold up.
Read the issue →Alpine lakes and waterfalls that don't require a death march to reach.
Read the issue →Where to let the kids run wild in the water without spending a dime.
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