Events
▼ Anniversary Party
SLUG Magazine celebrates its year anniversary in February with a party featuring talented musicians from across Salt Lake’s strong musical culture and other events like fashion shows, tarot readings and more.
SLUG’s 27th Anniversary Celebration @ Metro Bar
How does one quantify the impact that SLUG has had on our community over the last 27 years? … read more
27 Club: SLUG Celebrates 27 Years With Six SLC Performers
For SLUG’s 27th birthday, we’ve enlisted six local performers to breathe new life into songs from members of the 27 Club, famous musicians who passed before their time at the age of 27. Be sure to catch SLUG’s 27 Club Anniversary Party at Metro Bar on March 11—doors at 9 p.m., show at 10:30 p.m., $5 at the door. … read more
SLUG Magazine’s 25th Anniversary Party @ Urban Lounge 02.28
SLUG celebrated our 25th anniversary at Urban Lounge with MakingFuck, The Obliterate Plague and Visigoth. … read more
SLUG Mag’s 24th Anniversary Party: The SLUG Mag Tattoo Parlor
SLUG Mag celebrated its 24th birthday Saturday, Feb. 16 by getting some of Salt Lake City’s finest tattoo shops together to ink SLUG-related flash onto SLUG fans. … read more
SLUG Magazine’s 22nd Anniversary
At 22 years old, SLUG Magazine is finally old enough to party in a responsible and mostly non-embarrassing way. To celebrate our birthday, not only are we throwing a stellar party featuring music by Max Pain and the Groovies, Speitre, and DJ Knucklz, but we also put together a special birthday issue. SLUG Magazine handpicked 22 business owners and all-around scene makers and shakers to ask them about SLUG’s influence on the community. … read more
Gallery Stroll: SLUG’s Birthday Party, As Sophisticated As We Can...
Ahh …18-years-old. I remember the days; trying to work as little as possible and party as hard as I could. The nights were filled with people and drinking games. My how times change! Now I sit back and discuss politics and current events with my friends while we drink and play games. I think you never grow out of some things. SLUG Magazine is one of those things. … read more