Remember this is a local artist exhibit. Not professional. For what it is, it's a unique…read moreexperience. And impressive given everything is up cycle/ reused or donated I'm not comparing to meow wolf or other immersion experiences. It is amateur in comparison. It was fun and I bought pictures from local artists after. We thought the ball pit was the bath tub. But relieved to see there was a real ball pit later 4.5 stars

When planning our visit in SLC, it was my wife's idea to check out Dreamscapes. You can either…read morepurchase tickets online or in person. I thought it was best to purchase in person, just in case we were late and not knowing how the parking would effect our arrival. Luckily there was parking near there, but only paid $3.50 an hr to park, so might as well. I figured it may take us about an hour to explore Dreamscapes. I saw the sign in the front of there store to scan and purchase tickets on your phone. The lady when over a few rules and procedure. We really had a fun and enjoyable time filled with laughter. The creativity and unique concept gave each room an amazing experience. Plenty of photo ops you could think of which made it interesting. If you have a weird but artistic imagination, I believe you will enjoy Dreamscapes.

While visiting Salt Lake City, I took my niece to the Clark Planetarium, and we had a wonderful…read moretime! General admission is free, and there is a donation jar near the entrance for anyone who would like to help support the planetarium. The exhibits were educational, engaging, and very interactive. We saw a model of Earth, looked at several types of telescopes, learned how tornadoes form, and explored a variety of hands-on games and activities. The moon exhibit was one of our favorite areas. We enjoyed learning about the moon in such a fun way, and getting to touch a real moon rock made the experience even more memorable. The upper floors also offered interesting exhibits about energy, space, and science. Unfortunately, a few of the interactive exhibits were not working during our visit, so I hope they will be repaired soon. Even so, we had an amazing experience, and I highly recommend the Clark Planetarium--especially for families with children. I paid $3.50 for an hour of street parking, but there is also a nearby parking garage. The shopping and dining area behind the planetarium was very convenient and only a short walk away. If you plan to stay longer or visit the surrounding shops and restaurants, the garage may be the better option.

I had a good time at the planetarium. My grandson loves the planets so I had to take him. There…read morewas so much to learn at the planetarium, obviously not only planets, but how ice forms, clouds, suns, moons there was even a part where you can be a meteorologist . They had a lot of imax movies at the dome & we picked the k-pop demon hunters laxer show which was super cute.

Did you know that the city of South Jordan gets some crazy wind? In fact, the Gale Center Museum…read morewas named after the gale force winds that the city encounters. That was one of the many bites of trivia that I learned on my most recent visit to the museum. This museum has a modest amount of historical artifacts on display-done in a creative way that resembles your grandma's house. There are also some interactive exhibits where kids can play with the food in the grocery store, dress up in the small house or walk through a coal mine cave. It's really well done and is a nice place to poke your creativity. There's no fee to enter the museum and there's plenty of parking. Make it a day and bring the kids for some fun!

The Gale Center was a great place for my four kids and I to spend a rainy morning to learn some…read morelocal history and play. The hands on experience in the playrooms was my children's favorite, as it made the history we read about come alive. My kids are 2, 6, and 9. The play areas are definitely designed more for the 5-6 and under crowd, but we all had fun. All my children loved the walk through mine experience and the model train exhibit. We just had to ask a staff member to turn it on, and the kids were thrilled! As a family we spent about an hour there, it could have been longer if my little ones had more stamina. The staff had organized a cute scavenger hunt activity which was lots of fun!

Great secret garden we have here in town. You don't need to go out of town to find something to do,…read moreesp with kids. I came as a chaperone on my kid's field trip and I can't wait to come as a family.

I decided to see what the Children's Discovery Garden is all about one day when I was on my way to…read moreone of the other gardens. My daughter, who is closing in on the ripe old age of two years, absolutely loves it there! We've been back several time and she always sports her bathing suit there. The Noah's Ark pond is a blast for her. She loves the other parts of the garden too. I see kids of all ages there and they all look they're having the time of their lives. If you want to see your little ones smiling ear-to-ear for hours on end, take them hear. We invested in the annual pass, which was worth it given the use we get out of it.

The quality and variety of stuffed toys could improve. I do appreciate the cost and the fact you…read morecan switch out the stuffies for a larger or more desirable one.

Probably the most lackluster 'Grand Opening' event of any grand opening I've ever been to. They…read moredidn't even have a sign up on the building yet. The advertisement said it started at 10am and there would be free corndogs, but we showed up and of course there were no corndogs. They told us that corndogs would be arriving at 12, so we came back at 12, and guess what... still no corndogs. So they gave us false info not once but twice and wasted our time. As for the games, the machines were set to let you win 1 in every 8 plays, and each play is a dollar. How do I know this? Because one of the machines displayed this info in the settings. So for $8 you can expect to win a small knockoff plush that has a hole in it. They also had a couple of small machines that weren't up and running yet. The staff wasn't unfriendly, but I wouldn't exactly describe them as friendly either. They seemed about as unenthused for a grand opening event as can be. Unlike some better claw arcades, they weren't offering to help reset or fluff up machines, in fact they didn't talk to us at all while we were playing, and it's not like there was a large crowd. Overall, would not be excited to return.

I'm thrilled that we are in Salt Lake it's for this annual festival. It's on the grounds of the…read morebeautiful main library. Parking is tough. Admission was $18 cash per person. It was as very hot & the sun was beating on us here. There are 5 stages with local talent performing. Local artists are selling beautiful items, most are reasonable with cash & carry. A lot of jewelry, tchotchkes & crafts. I saw a few things that I would've liked but don't know how I'd get them home. Food vendors have refreshing drinks & various foods.

Lots of fun! It was my first time at this event and luckily the weather was a cool 77 degrees. Lots…read moreof paintings, photography, jewelry, and Knick knacks. There were a variety of Food trucks to please your hunger. Live music was fun too as there were a few different stages to choose from. My boyfriend and I made a couple of bobble heads, free at the State Farm booth.

After finding an article about painting with a twist, a small group of us visited. What a great…read moreplace. The instructor couldn't have been better, dealing with us can be extremely trying, and the fun we had painting. Mine still hangs in the house.

To expensive and it's like they didn't take time to allow us to be creative it was so rushed don't…read morego to date night paint night way dinner more time consuming too. Experience is much better and 1/3 of the cost

I love me some community theater-the energy and excitement of family and friends coming together to…read moresupport someone on the cast. It's a special experience and if you have not had the opportunity to be a part of it, I'd recommend you rectify that. Of course, not everyone is an actor, the world needs an enthusiastic audience too. The Draper Historic Theater is a small theater right off a side street in Draper. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in character. Shows sell out and people love to gather here. The seats are comfortable and because it's small, they all have a great view of the stage. See you at the show!

Dont let this little baby theater fool you, it is actually a well-run operation and packs quite a…read morecrowd! Well, the shows are clearly what pack people in, but this place is cute, has working bathrooms, has A/C, plenty of street parking, has great concessions and fairly comfortable seats. We watched our friend in the musical Grease and had so much fun! The cast was entertaining and enjoyed singing along to the songs! We will definitely be back to catch other shows here, now that we know about it! :D