Academy Award–winning director Martin Scorsese (The Departed, Goodfellas, Raging Bull) tackles the story of what happened to Jimmy Hoffa with The Irishman. … read more
Film Review: The Irishman
Hinterland Skis: Why Slow and Steady Does Win the Race
With a lineup boasting only the top-six custom ski shapes, the team at Hinterland Skis is simply focused on building a really nice ski. … read more
Free Range Fudge: Hot Fudge with a Chili Pepper Kick
When I heated the fudge and tried it on vanilla ice cream, the first thing I noticed is that the sauce is rich, creamy and intensely chocolate. … read more
CAAMP @ The Depot 11.05 w/ Futurebirds
At their Depot performance on Nov. 5, CAAMP certainly know how to play a show and give their fans exactly what they want—their music. … read more
Art Un-Lectured at Project Open’s Club House
The Art-Unlectured event gathered artists and organizers to connect, share and “support the shit out of each other.” … read more
Ann Chen: Writing History in Her Own Script
Ann Chen displays her penchant for hand-lettering, typography and graphic design on the cover of this month’s Local Design issue. … read more
The Art of Letting Go: An Interview with Forest Management
On After Dark, as is the case throughout Forest Management’s catalog, John Daniel heavily incorporates themes of memory and nostalgia. … read more
Localized: Voidsmen
You could stake the claim that Voidsmen are strictly a metal band, but you would only have one finger on the pulse of what the band is about. … read more
Tradition: Comfort Close to Home
Tradition opened its doors in April of 2017 with hopes to share personal-experience-inspired versions of comfort food within the SLC dining scene. … read more
Designing New Worlds: Jake Buntjer
The Mister Pauper studio is overflowing with pocket watches, disassembled dolls and a wealth of other curios, each awaiting some future purpose. … read more
Learning the Power of Letters: How Becca Clason Turns Words into Art
While working in New York, Becca Clason realized it wasn’t all she had hoped. She moved to Salt Lake and focused on her next journey, a graphic design job. … read more
Community, Merriment and Climbing at the Deadpoint Competition
The Deadpoint climbing competition at The Front Climbing Gym included costumes, tacos, dance parties and, of course, good old-fashioned bouldering. … read more
