Craft Lake City’s 8th Annual DIY Festival – Performers & Exhibitors

CLC DIY Festival 2016.

Craft Lake City hosts the 8th Annual DIY Festival in its first-ever three-day format at the Gallivan Center: Friday, Aug. 12; Saturday, Aug. 13; and Sunday, Aug. 14. Craft Lake City continues its celebration of all-local creators—with over 50 performing acts and over 300 craft foodies, DIY engineers and vintage vendors at the festival. SLUG

Project Service is Service

Project Service is Service. Photo courtesy of Jessica Rodriguez.

Jessica Rodriguez is the president of Latinos in Action at Cyprus High School, a local chapter of the national organization that empowers young Latino students toward educational and career success. When Rodriguez saw that some of her peers were denied the Presidential Service Award due to their undocumented status, Project Service is Service was born. … read more

An Evening in Brazil: Dustin Gledhill and Lucas Pullin

Dustin Gledhill and Lucas Pullin perform at Taste of Brazil at The Forge Collective on Aug. 6 at 7:30 p.m.

For one night, the sounds, sights and flavors of Brazil will feel a little closer to home with Taste of Brazil, a program featuring Julliard Performance Conservatory graduates Dustin Gledhill on piano (of Hive Riot fame) and Lucas Pullin on guitar performing the music of 20th-century Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos at The Forge Collective on Aug. 6 at 7:30 p.m. … read more

The Audacity of Radical Themes: Steve Drewett of Newtown Neurotics

The Newtown Neurotics. Photo: Chris Fallon

Emerging during the second wave of the British punk revolution in 1979, The Newtown Neurotics were formed by frontman and guitarist Steve Drewett and boast songs that have openly radical themes commenting on equality, oil depletion, misogyny and unemployment, long before such rhetoric had made its way into mainstream discussion. … read more

Gallivan Avenue: Salt Lake’s (Recently Remodeled) Living Room

Good Grammar functions as an SLC-nightlife social hub on Gallivan Avenue, boasting craft cocktails and creatively cooked food.

The Gallivan Center’s website proclaims the area as “Salt Lake’s living room.” The Main Street plaza has always been a focal point for Downtown visitors, and, with the help of a few local businesses and organizations, it’s about to get much more exciting. … read more