I came here looking for some unique pottery pieces, and I definitely wasn't disappointed! The shop…read morefeatures amazing artwork from a variety of talented artists, and there was a great selection of styles and pieces to choose from. They also hold sales a few times throughout the year, so it's worth keeping an eye out for special events and deals. The staff was very helpful and made sure all of my purchases were carefully wrapped and protected before I left. The pieces have held up beautifully, and I use them all the time. Overall, a great place to find high-quality, functional art!

I am so tempted to gatekeep this but they deserve all the praise…read more Muddie Buddies is a community pottery studio that holds classes and offers open studio hours for those with prior experience. The entire staff is helpful and knowledgeable. The studio is spacious and well stocked. Wait a day or two after classes are available so I can make sure I get my spot

Elias performed at our summer company party for families with kids and adults of all ages. Elias…read morewas awesome! Elias kept all of our guests, adults and children alike-happy, surprised & most importantly entertained! He is a professional we arrived right on time and was super easy to work with. During our event he walked around entertaining our guests, he did an amazing job of interactive with every person or group which were gathered in the different areas of our venue. I would highly recommend Elias he can be relied upon to amaze & delight! Will definitely hire him again.

Saw these guys at Hatch's "Magic Monday." The balloon animals were legit! I've never seen my kids…read moreso excited about balloons and the magicians were super nice with great outfits.

A friend brought me here to see a play that he worked on, Murder Ballad. Five stars for the play!…read moreI was super impressed with the acting, singing, music, storyline, set, and lightning. Everything was perfect and top-notch. The seats were comfortable, and this is the kind of place where there's not a bad seat in the house. I could see and hear all of it very well. The playhouse is lovely. The staff were lovely too! This was a great experience. Parking is limited, but it wasn't too difficult to find the parking around the neighborhood. I will definitely be checking the schedule for something to see next time I'm in town.

I saw their 2025 summer show and it is such a shame SLAC doesn't have more recent reviews but it is…read morean absolutely fabulous theatre. Their season is carefully curated to be a reflection of the world around us. The staff are extremely dedicated to embracing their audience. I highly recommend becoming a subscriber because you get you a great discount on 5 shows (which means 5 nights out embracing the arts, or 5 date nights if you buy 2 subscriptions). You get friends and family discounts plus they're as flexible as possible offering free ticket exchanges.

I'm not going to lie, I went into this not expecting much and was blown away. The Improvables are…read moreabsolutely hilarious. They are super funny and played off each other so we'll. Some of the funniest stuff was when they were joking around between sets. Highly recommended.

Good clean comedy. It's amazing they can make this a stuff up off the top oF their head. Every week…read moreis different. SHows are about 90 minutes

OK, I had never been in this facility and within the last year I've visited three times. Once was a…read morelive concert performance. The other was the Utah Symphony, and another was a retrospective of the Star Wars musical legacy. The appointment or aesthetic is a little dated in a lot the same way the Kennedy Center is in Washington, but there's one thing that's undeniable. The acoustics in this place rock! I mean seriously! If you're in it for the auditory experience, this is a singular experience!

Even though we consider ourselves "Small Lake City" we still have some amazing places to visit when…read morewe want a cultured night out. Abravanel Hall has hosted many a date night for me and I've seen some wonderful performances there. It's a beautiful facility that has an air of an upscale ambience without being overly stuffy. While the parking situation is tricky, the Trax station has a stop right outside, so it's easily accessible with public transportation. I've loved all the shows I've seen here-most recently including the symphony. I'm excited to go see more shows in the future.

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.