Kilby Block Party is seriously such an awesome festival. I feel like they do a really good job of…read morebringing in big names with major hits as well as highlighting smaller local bands. The other thing I love about this festival is that people that go. Everyone in the crowd was so nice and also the outfits were so fun to see! The lines for just about everything are LONG. Bathroom, food, and merch all took a while so plan accordingly. I love that they do free public transit it's wristbands, but I do wish they were work something out with trax to have more trains running cause the last few were packed FULL. Other than the wait times, everything was incredible. The energy during Lorde was actually electric. The whole ground was shaking because everyone was jumping and dancing so much. Totally awesome!!

PHENOMENAL! I had such a blast at this festival with my friends. 3 days of great music, pricey but…read moregood food and good vibes. Only downside was rain on day 3 but something about watching Lorde in the rain that sure made it feels almost spiritual. A great space for discovering new artists, screaming your lungs out to your faces and creating countless memories. Transportation to the festival was pretty smooth.

Seeing the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square was one of those experiences that made me feel…read moregenuinely grateful to be there. I was fortunate enough to catch a live broadcast of Music and the Spoken Word, and everything was beautifully organized from start to finish. The performance began and ended exactly on schedule, and the whole experience flowed with such calm precision that it felt almost effortless. The music was moving, the atmosphere was peaceful, and the setting made it feel incredibly special. It's something that truly felt once in a lifetime for me, and I loved every moment of it.

This was a cool find upon my exploration of Salt Lake City!…read more I have been reading and following a book this summer called The Artist Way where the idea is to write morning pages to open your mind and flow with creativity. Additionally, it tasks you with one thing each week as your "Artist's Date." That could be anything from rummaging through an estate sale, going to a funky shop by yourself.. basically any new experience. This venture into the tabernacle served as my artist's date for the week. Honestly I was more into exploring downtown Salt Lake than planning to head to the temple grounds, but as I got closer I grew intrigued to see it. I also had someone following me and shouting obscenities, so when I saw the green space here (and security officers and crowds), I thought, sure, why not head that way?! The tabernacle has a presence, for sure. It was quiet, with some people pulling up seats in the pews and just kicking back. There was no live choir, but at one point a recording of choir went off and added a nice ambiance. Someone got up to do an acoustic display; they dropped a pencil without a mic and I could hear it clear as day in the back. The domed roof allows for that, similar to many cathedrals I've been in across Europe. I enjoyed the energy here. I heard lots of Mormons connecting as many had traveled from various cities and continents, and while not Mormon myself, I caught glimpses of their community and belonging that were nice to observe. Sometimes the unplanned discoveries when out and about, or on the artist's date in this case, are some of the more fun elements of day to day living. This one definitely snuck up on me, and I'm grateful for the brief experience.

I would never work with the alpine art center again. We left this event space horrified. They are…read moreso disorganized and the worker was not nice to work with. We toured the space as we are looking for a wedding venue. They didn't even know our names when we came or the date we were interested in. At the end of the tour they told us our date wasn't open. I think they should have let us know before our tour because it was a waste of time and gas to get there. If they treat people touring that badly, I can only imagine how badly you would be treated if you actually had an event here. I don't like to leave such a bad review but I wanted to warn others about this place and our poor experience.

Had my wedding here. Did a plated meal and then a reception and used their catering. Everything…read morewent really well and the staff checked in with me to make sure I was taken care of. They made to go trays for me and my hubby to take with us when we left. There's a huge list of food options and it all tasted amazing! One of the things that I really liked was their staff is included with the catering. So they boxed up all the food at the end and give it to my family as well as clean and bus tables during the reception itself. Absolutely worth booking here!

America First Field is notoriously home to RSL but, just as importantly, the woman's soccer team…read more(Royals) call this home as well. My friends and I had the pleasure of seeing a Royals game recently and we had the best experience from start to end. The atmosphere is unmatched. High energy and family-friendly, the Royals fan culture is super inviting. The stadium is always clean and the staff does a great job of caring for patrons.

I've been coming to America First Field (formerly Rio Tinto Stadium, affectionately known as "The…read moreRioT") for Real Salt Lake MLS games for over six years now, and it's always a fun experience. The stadium has a great soccer vibe, and the unpadded plastic seats are comfortable enough to enjoy the game for a few hours. There are plenty of snack and drink options, though be prepared for the typical stadium prices that are on the high side. If you're flexible, waiting for last-minute seats can sometimes score you a bargain, which is always nice. The stadium does have some accessibility challenges for ADA and wheelchair users. There's only one place to store mobility scooters, so if your seats are on the opposite side of the stadium, it can be quite a trek. It definitely helps to have someone with you. I had to ride and drop my mom's scooter when the two of us went to a Real Salt Lake game last summer, which was a bit cumbersome but still manageable with planning. The stadium is well laid out and there isn't a truly terribly seat in the whole venue. It's designed perfectly so it's easy in and easy out, and I have zero complaints about the game day experience over the years. The team store is terrific as well, with tons of great merchandise if you need to get outfitted as a fan. While the name is now pretty generic and boring, America First Field is a solid spot for MLS soccer. It captures that local soccer energy perfectly, and I always have a great time cheering on Real Salt Lake despite the minor accessibility hurdles and pricey concessions.

Gorgeous venue with an incredible, responsive staff. Booking with them was such a wonderful, easy…read moreexperience! Used this venue for a dance film shoot and it was perfect. We LOVE Commercial Club!

My husband and I reached out to the new manager, Jai Bashir super last minute hoping to reserve the…read morevenue for a quickly planned COVID wedding. She was incredibly helpful and walked through the process with us. Jai worked with our budget and helped remove the stress that comes with planning a big event. On the day of our reception everything was perfect and set up ahead of time so that we did not need to worry. She coordinated with our catering service and with décor, all I needed to do that day was enjoy my special day with my loved ones. The venue is stunning, it has very classic architecture with tall windows and a clean pallet. It's how I always envisioned my wedding day would look like. I can't recommend this location enough!

The museum had all kinds of neat things. We go often and always find something new to learn about…read more The staff is always friendly and has good stories. It's free, and very kid friendly! Located in the Community Center in the park means you can stop in to refill your water bottles and have a quick visit no matter what brings you to the park.

The museum hides on the main street across from the famous Vincent Drug Store. The museum itself is…read moresmall and disheveled but is full of fascinating treasures. The volunteers at the place are kind and cool. If you're in Midvale and are a bit of a nerd, a must go.

This event space has 3 different venues, all designed for 3 different sizes, prices, and are…read morecreated for different events. The two bigger ones (space 1 & 2) on the south side I would recommend for wedding receptions, quinceaneras, and a larger area for bigger entertainment footprints especially for dancing. The smaller one (space 3) on the north side is great for graduation parties, baby showers, birthday parties, and smaller events. I was in space 3 a few weeks ago for a graduation party as the hired DJ. I am a mobile DJ so I usually do small private events and parties so this area was perfect for my setup. They have plenty of lights already setup and a kitchen in the back for drinks and food to serve. There are tv's to use and separate gendered bathrooms in the back. They could have more outlets readily available for entertainment as they were hard to find for my equipment. No worries, I came prepared with extension cords. This place is older but is out of the traditional neighborhoods so noise complaints were non existent; you couldn't even hear the Banda at the quinceanera in space 1. Overall I would gladly pick up another gig here. There is plenty of parking especially with my trailer hauling the gear, and not too far from downtown. https://www.facebook.com/The-core-event-center-587182831386475/

This convention center is massive, although I must add this is the first time I've been to a…read moreconvention center to attend a conference and not an expo of some sort. The convenience of this convention center was ideal since I was staying at the Marriott literally across the street. Inside the convention center they had a few food options on the lower level. I had breakfast in my room, as was done with sessions early so I opted for meals outside the convention center. The rooms were comfortable. They varied in size. Some had rows of seating; some tables. One of my meetings was in an odd location and it was like a maze to get to it.

I've been to so many convention centers and I think of logistics:…read more How close is it to the airport? How's parking? Walking? Accommodations? Food options? This is one of my top convention centers for the walkability, the access to good food, the cleanliness, and how many cheap options for accommodations around. The airport is close too. The convention space is also massiveeee