Salt Lake City Weekly

15 hours ago | cityweekly.net | Zach Abend |Arica Roberts |Benjamin Wood

I don't know about you,but I'm ready for summer. More importantly, I think that Salt Lake City is ready for summer. It's not that this winter was a particularly brutal one—I'm not certain I had to shovel my sidewalk even one time and I definitely never opened my bag of icemelt (yikes, amirite?).

5 days ago | cityweekly.net | Benjamin Wood

click to enlarge Natalie Gochner has seen firsthand the effect of multi-modal streets in Salt Lake City, she said Friday. She's used the buffered bike lanes added to Main Street through a road diet to ride to events at the Delta Center, and she has watched the transformation of communities along 900 South after construction of the 9-Line Trail.

6 days ago | cityweekly.net | Scott Renshaw

Posted By Scott Renshaw on May 8, 2025, 9:00 AM click to enlarge Clown in a Cornfield ** High-concept premise and social commentary certainly have the ability to work together, but it feels like those two things are pasted awkwardly together in co-writer/director Eli Craig’s adaptation of Adam Cesare’s 2020 YA horror novel. It’s set in a rural Missouri town where 17-year-old Quinn (Katie Douglas) and her widowed dad (Aaron Abrams) relocate after a family tragedy, only to discover that the...

1 week ago | cityweekly.net | Christopher Smart

So Wilson, listen, the Democrats have a problem—branding. You know what pops to mind when you hear the word “Democrat,” and the pundits say these days it isn't so good. But it's complicated. Remember the old saw: “I don't belong to any organized political party—I'm a Democrat.” They can't just do something like Coca-Cola and say, we're “The Real Thing.” Still, it would be better than their unofficial slogan: “We're Not Them,” referring, of course, to the fascistic Donald Trump Party.

1 week ago | cityweekly.net | Mike Riedel

Ogden Beer/Spirits of Coffee - Spirits of Ogden: This beer is a collaboration between Ogden Beer Company and Spirits of Coffee. If you're not familiar with Spirits of Coffee, they are a unique Utah-based coffee company that barrel-ages all of their coffee in used whiskey barrels, rum barrels, wine barrels, etc. You know, "spirits." Using whiskey-aged beans, a Vienna base was selected. This variety of lager offers a subtle maltiness for the coffee to complement.