Photographer: John Taylor
Building a Unique Musical Identity in Salt Lake City
Seasoned Utah blues musician Michael Feldman breaks down why Salt Lake City has an abundance of musical talent, but not a unique musical identity. … read more
Silverside Deli Elevates the Salt Lake City Sandwich Game
Each ingredient at Silverside Deli is deliberately chosen and prepared a certain way that serves a purpose evident in every bite, achieving balance in flavor. … read more
Kimball Art Center’s ‘Gaze Into These Eyes’ Champions Justice-Impacted Artists
Kimball Art Center’s “Gaze Into These Eyes” invites viewers to reconsider how portraiture can reshape our understanding of justice, empathy and humanity. … read more
Love Like Blood: The Heart of Utah’s Goth Community
That ethos makes Love Like Blood more than just your average goth bar. It’s a counterweight to isolation and addiction. … read more
Beto Conejo’s Road to Creating Utah Day of the Dead
Realizing he was in a unique position as a Mexican artist in Utah, Conejo decided to organize an inaugural Utah Day of the Dead festival in Salt Lake City. … read more
The Garage on Beck Shutters Its Doors After 17 Years...
The Garage on Beck, Stoneground Kitchen and Junior’s Tavern are all great examples of the authenticity that he brings to the Salt Lake bar and restaurant scene. … read more
Restorative Health: A Holistic Haven for LGBTQ+ Care
At Restorative Health, healing goes beyond prescriptions — it’s about creating a space where every patient, especially those in the LGBTQ+ community, feels truly seen and supported. … read more
Sushi and Pie: Cori Norton and Brice Okubo are Partners...
With careers spanning 15 and 20 years, respectively, the pair have worked in restaurants across the Salt Lake Valley and now both run independent food ventures. … read more
Idle Hands Roastery: Excellence in Coffee and Transparency
I’ve sampled hundreds, maybe thousands, of coffees — and Idle Hands immediately placed themselves as a favorite. … read more
NCECA 2025: Salt Lake City Welcomes Nation’s Largest Ceramics Conference
The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) Conference was held in SLC. It was the city’s first time hosting the prestigious conference. … read more
Water Pilgrimage: A Collaborative Perspective of Our Endangered Lake
Through her work, Linda Dalton Walker hopes to inspire deeper conversations about the lake’s future and the actions needed to protect it. … read more
The Secrets of Brand Propaganda, According to Aaron Gough
To Aaron Gough, the way marketing agencies go about their business is backwards. After founding his own agency, Scavenger Creative, Gough invented a new, foolproof way to get the word out. … read more
