Good Vibes is a great name for this dance studio-because it's definitely all about the good vibes…read morehere. Anyone and everyone is welcome to come learn all different styles of dance in this no-pressure, fun environment. The instructors are very skilled and do a great job at making the steps seem easy. I also learned that they consider themselves the "Uber Eats" of dance lessons. You can order private dance lessons to your house. While I have not had a private lesson here, I did get to participate in one of their "Request Dances." People text the DJ with dance requests and the DJ will play a song that can be danced to that specific dance, along with multiple other dances. I saw some people doing West Coast Swing, Salsa, Rumba and others-all at the same time. It was so fun! My favorite thing about the studio was the people. Everyone was very friendly and danced with everybody. It didn't have the club feel, but rather a community of dancers. I look forward to becoming a part of that community.

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.

The various choir's are wonderful the event organized however are thus far incompetent. All…read moreadvertising said the doors would open at 6pm so that everyone could be seated for the 7pm performance with prelude at 6:30...they did not open the doors until 6:15-6:30. So here we are at 7pm withe the performance not yet started, jut the prelude. And they completely underestimated the size of the crowd that would turn out. They had blocked off two thirds of the seating with curtains; those have now been raised as people continue to enter.

Every Tuesday during the fall and winter months they have these great, uplifting devotionals from…read moreleaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They are at 11am. I was very inspired!

Ensign College has helped me merge gospel and secular learning. The 7-week block structure…read morestreamlines everything so you are learning what you need to know without the extra fluff. You have to work hard, but it will make you a better person in the end. A bonus is a wonderful view of Temple Square from the library.

small class sizes, lots of extracurricular activities almost everyday for those who are new to the…read morearea. great culture + amazing professors. Notably, the faculty wants to see you succeed here. It was night and day switching from my last school to Ensign.

What a fun idea! This is an outdoor skating rink, with all sorts of activities planned. Last night…read morethere was a DJ. And from the looks of the Instagram they have all sorts of activities planned through out the summer. I walked by during the day and there were a few people just skating around. But the night time event got a bit more busy. There is a lot of construction around the area, so I had no idea this was in there. But they just opened. This will be a great place for the whole family.

The free museum had a lot to see from ski fashion, to the Hall of Fame to the story of the ski…read moreteam. The Museum is actually up the hill on the grounds of the Park City Olympic Park They were interactive exhibits, lots of equipment, photos, and films here. The gift shop had a lot of reasonably priced shirts, crocs, ...

Nice free museum showing 2002 Olympics in PC And history of skiing in Area of Utah. Also did…read moresport simulator of bobsled and powder skiing/ big jumps. All ok but brief at $10 pp for 2 activities.ok value. We also stayed and watched skiers do freestyle jumps on the big bag just off upper level of cafe- museum..

The biggest negative? Only one rink. They should have built two initially when it would have been a…read morequarter the cost of adding the desperately needed second sheet later. Otherwise this is a beautiful building in an incredible setting run by friendly people. The main area by the check-in is like a college lounge - and the facility is dog friendly! Even better, the "lounge" looks out on the rink so you can watch your sibling, soulmate, progeny or pal practice from relative comfort and warmth with your best friend(s) at your side. There are many different ice-rink-related programs run here but if figure skating is your thing, join the http://figureskatingclubofparkcity.org/ If you need coaching, call and ask for Giselle. Tell her I sent you :)

The staff and service here is absolutely incredible. We love to visit the ice arena and we are…read morealways treated very well!

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.