Lady giving out cookie didn't give me one but there was no sign it's for kids only lol. She ruined…read morethe vibe :(

Yay it's dog friendly! There's tons of dogs here, big and small so watch where you walk. I love…read morethat the farmers market is across the street from Murray park! There's not much variety, but there's lots of fruits (peaches), veggies (assorted peppers), and a few pastry/bakery shacks. I was disappointed to only see 1 tamales food truck and only a couple of beverage options. The beverage was $4 cherry juice or $1 Costco bottled water or can soda. Hopefully this market will expand a little bigger with more variety of everything. I'm glad it wasn't over ran by the crafts or honey vendors like most other farmers market.

you really do feel like you have transformed into the Renaissance time period!…read more Small children will really have fun, as there are a plethora of things for them to do (especially age 5-10 age group) There are plenty of options for food and drink The environment felt safe and secure Plenty of opportunities to purchase a variety of items- and some of these would be hard to find elsewhere (such as glass blowing on-site, aromatherapy items, leather goods and many places to buy Renaissance-era clothing and lots of jewelry, just to name a few) Unusual activities to choose from, such as shooting a bow and arrow, throwing spears and axes and thors hammer with the Vikings Lots of photo opportunities with people dressed in Renaissance period costumes

From the owner: Friday and Saturday August 28th and 29th, 2020 at Thanksgiving Point from 10am to 8pm. Come One!…read moreCome All! Join us and re-live the Renaissance and Medieval times at Thanksgiving Point. There will be jousting, Kings and Queens, armored combat, medieval Vikings, old-world music, dancing, games, pirates, shopping, great food, and so much more!

Have been coming to Cornbelly's for the past three years, and we were always so hesitant to get…read moreseason passes. We finally did this year, and it is seriously the best thing we have bought our kids this fall. We go there two to three times a week. With a season pass, you can go on rides for free. Each season pass also comes with ten punches to redeem for activities and food. Their tornado potatoes, corndog, and kettle popcorn were the most worth it, in my opinion. If you finish the kiddie maze, you can even get a Chick-fil-A free reward at the end. We usually stay until 8 PM for the firework, and my kids keep asking to go every day!

It's a fun and cute place for kids and families. It was crowded for a weeknight at the beginning of…read moreOctober. We got there around 4:45pm and there were no lines to get in. By 6-6:30pm there were waits for rides and food. By 8pm it was really busy and getting harder to walk around groups of people. Definitely get there early and bring a coat. Once the sun goes down it gets chilly! Buy a season pass if you plan on going a lot and/or the punch card for rides and food.

Since I'm more interested in audio first and then auto, my expectations from the Utah Auto Expo…read morewere probably different. Nonetheless, it was quite cool to see an impressive exhibition of all kinds of cars. There was one solitary Porsche, which was understandably locked! And a Subaru 360 standing alone amidst all the fancier modern cars. Panasonic has a neat surround sound system (which goes into an Acura) demoing Elliot Scheiner's mix of Layla. Do check it out while you are there. A few exhibitors were not located in the main exhibition area. So if time is a constraint, do keep this in mind. There were kids all over the place - if this kind of information matters to you. Parking is free and cash only for tickets.

The utah auto expo has went way down hill in the last 10 years. It use to be a pretty good show…read morewith many concept cars and top of the line new models. Now it's just a car sales lot. Very disappointing when I went last in 2016.

Came back tonight for New Years Eve. Super crowded tonight…read more There was a new dance area which was cute and quite popular. The Snowball & Flurry movie was really cute, had fun lighting effects, music, bubbles and snow! The fireworks show wasn't as amazing as last year so that was a bit disappointing but overall a fun way to spend the evening.

What a great experience for the little ones! It's a huge park of so many varied lights…read more My toddler especially loved the DJ, the light tiles you can step on and change the colors, and the show at the food booth area. It's worth the wait to see the bubbles and "snow" We went at 6 pm on Thanksgiving and it wasn't crowded when we got there. It was great! It definitely filled up by the time we left though. Get there early!

This is a beautiful Utah venue you must check out!…read more Ashton Gardens is a 50-acre botanical garden that has 15 themed gardens, such as the Italian, Rose, Fragrance, Secret gardens and the Tree of life sculpture garden. It has gorgeous waterfalls and beautiful walking pathways throughout. (Golf carts are available to rent as well) . Also, the beautiful Monet lake with koi fish. Ashton Gardens is known for their seasonal activities like Luminaria the light festival in November thru early January. The Tulip Festival is April - May, the Imaginaria Festival is in summer and the Scarecrow Festival is in October. There is the Trellis Café on site for a bite to eat, and during many of the festivals they have little shops that sell deserts, snacks, drinks, etc. There's a Greenhouse to buy cool plants in season as well. It's definitely a beautiful way to spend the day.

We've been here a number of times and even though it's the 'off-season' where most of the flowers…read more(and none of the tulips) are in bloom, it's still always beautiful. The waterfalls are wonderful. The fountains superb. The grounds are immaculate. The larger-than-life statues of the life of Christ and the whole Light the World exhibit were superb! We'd seen the life of Christ exhibit and loved it but hadn't seen the Light the World exhibit. It was spectacular. This place is a true gem if you want to enjoy nature; have an opportunity to walk through beautiful scenery or see wonderful spiritual exhibits!

This is the best natural bodybuilding competition in Utah!…read more Classes include: bodybuilding, men's physique, men in uniform, women's physique, figure, bikini, and mom, teen, and 12 and under. Thor hammer trophies for division winners! Gold and silver medals for top five in each class, and medals and goodie bags for every competitor. $500 blend tec blender and $500 custom ladies competition suit for winners! Aesthetica is giving away med spa treatments to the audience and to winners. More info at: www.sixripped.com

The customer service at Big Cheese is excellent. Gavin is extremely friendly and professional…read morethroughout the entire process. They make it very easy to organize the movie night. We were also very appreciative of him wearing a mask the whole time. The audio and visual quality of the screen and projector are excellent. The movie was crisp and easy to understand. I appreciated that he was willing to set up early to let us play music, and he was very flexible about the ending time for our movie night. It's clear that they have many years of experience doing this because the set up and take down was fast and efficient. This service is also a lot more affordable than I would have thought. I highly highly recommend.

This company is wonderful!!! Gavin was so helpful in explaining how it all would work and…read moreeverything they could provide. He walked me through what works and what doesn't when it comes to movies. The day of the event, Alex beat me to the venue, answered my millions of questions, and kept everything on schedule. Our whole company raved about the event and it wouldn't have been such a success without Big Cheese Entertainment!!

America First Field is notoriously home to RSL but, just as importantly, the woman's soccer team…read more(Royals) call this home as well. My friends and I had the pleasure of seeing a Royals game recently and we had the best experience from start to end. The atmosphere is unmatched. High energy and family-friendly, the Royals fan culture is super inviting. The stadium is always clean and the staff does a great job of caring for patrons.

I've been coming to America First Field (formerly Rio Tinto Stadium, affectionately known as "The…read moreRioT") for Real Salt Lake MLS games for over six years now, and it's always a fun experience. The stadium has a great soccer vibe, and the unpadded plastic seats are comfortable enough to enjoy the game for a few hours. There are plenty of snack and drink options, though be prepared for the typical stadium prices that are on the high side. If you're flexible, waiting for last-minute seats can sometimes score you a bargain, which is always nice. The stadium does have some accessibility challenges for ADA and wheelchair users. There's only one place to store mobility scooters, so if your seats are on the opposite side of the stadium, it can be quite a trek. It definitely helps to have someone with you. I had to ride and drop my mom's scooter when the two of us went to a Real Salt Lake game last summer, which was a bit cumbersome but still manageable with planning. The stadium is well laid out and there isn't a truly terribly seat in the whole venue. It's designed perfectly so it's easy in and easy out, and I have zero complaints about the game day experience over the years. The team store is terrific as well, with tons of great merchandise if you need to get outfitted as a fan. While the name is now pretty generic and boring, America First Field is a solid spot for MLS soccer. It captures that local soccer energy perfectly, and I always have a great time cheering on Real Salt Lake despite the minor accessibility hurdles and pricey concessions.

We got the Thanksgiving Point pass this year and have been loving being able to spend an hour or so…read morevisiting here! My kids are 2 yrs & 3.5 yrs and they love riding the ponies and walking around seeing all the animals; chickens, cows, pigs, geese, ducks, goats. They have a small area inside that has a few small things to play with; I would think that only kids 5 & younger would be interested in that area. They also have a "hayride" that goes in a little circle around the farm area. They have seat areas sectioned off to meet the COVID-19 restrictions so there are only about 3-4 families that go on the drive at a time which is nice because you don't feel crowded. It would be awesome if they added a slide or some more interactive activities to this section, but the main draw for this area is seeing the animals.

The Farm is an easy way to spend 2-3 hours outside. The admission rate has increased since the…read morerenovation. You can purchase bags of food for the animals. My kids really liked feeding the animals, milking a cow, riding the train, and the playground. It does get hot, so I recommend bringing water bottles.