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Acoustic Music Stroll

Acoustic Music Strolls along the Jordan River Parkway are back! Strolls will be held on the Jordan River Parkway just above Jordan Park and the International Peace Gardens (1000 S 900 W). Parking is available throughout Jordan Park. Biking, walking and strolling is encouraged. Acoustic Music Strolls are June 12, June 19 and June 26 from 6 - 8 pm. During that time 8-10 acts (solos, duos, trios) will be playing lovely tunes along the Jordan River Parkway in a section that is approximately 1/4 mile. The Jordan River Parkway is paved and ADA accessible. Email primroseslc@gmail.com for further instruction and ADA accommodations. There is no formal seating at this venue. You may bring a chair or blanket to enjoy the show. We ask that you do not block the Parkway but find a spot off to the side in one of the numerous grassy areas. Dogs, on leash, are welcome. Busking is a time honored tradition where performers entertain for donations. You are invited to tip these acts with cash or digital apps like venmo. Brought to you by the Salt Lake City Arts Council with support from ACE Fund. Produced by Primrose Productions.



Intro to Sound Healing: An Exploration of Sound with Elizabeth Jensen

Join Elizabeth Jensen in the exploration and healing power of sound. This experience will invite you to feel the effects of different sounds and frequencies on your body and mind through meditation and a variety of instruments. Please bring pen and paper if you wish to take notes or explore the concepts that will be given. Chairs will be provided but feel free to bring a cushion if you’d prefer for the experiential portion of the evening. About Elizabeth Jensen: Elizabeth Jensen is an Anusara-Inspired yoga teacher, meditation/Yoga Nidra teacher, and a Reiki master. Over many years she has been enjoying and experimenting with music and sound healing. Since 2015, Elizabeth has offered sound healing classes as well as private sessions. You can find out more about Elizabeth and her offerings on her website: www.empoweryourpath.com https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/intro-to-sound-healing-june-2025



MINERS9 Art Exhibit

MINERS9 Art Exhibit 9 NEW artists EVERY MONTH show their talent, talk to guests, and sell their art every last weekend March through September. All inside the historic Miners Hospital at the City Park.
JUNE ARTISTS: Dana Klein - painting, Joe Cordery - molded clay, Amy Englebrecht - painting, Brent Hale - ceramic sculpture, Valerie Holstein - glass assemblage, Dick Pick - photography, Kelly Gallagher - metal art, Julie Guiney - weaving, Renee Mox Hall - painting.
FREE all weekend. EVERYONE welcome. FREE parking at the City Park.
Friday, June 27 : noon - 7:00p
Live Music with Bode Romney, 5:00 - 7:00p
Saturday, June 28 : noon - 7:00p Sunday, June 29 : noon - 4:00p



MINERS9 Art Exhibit

MINERS9 Art Exhibit 9 NEW artists EVERY MONTH show their talent, talk to guests, and sell their art every last weekend March through September. All inside the historic Miners Hospital at the City Park.
JUNE ARTISTS: Dana Klein - painting, Joe Cordery - molded clay, Amy Englebrecht - painting, Brent Hale - ceramic sculpture, Valerie Holstein - glass assemblage, Dick Pick - photography, Kelly Gallagher - metal art, Julie Guiney - weaving, Renee Mox Hall - painting.
FREE all weekend. EVERYONE welcome. FREE parking at the City Park.
Friday, June 27 : noon - 7:00p
Live Music with Bode Romney, 5:00 - 7:00p
Saturday, June 28 : noon - 7:00p Sunday, June 29 : noon - 4:00p



MINERS9 Art Exhibit

MINERS9 Art Exhibit 9 NEW artists EVERY MONTH show their talent, talk to guests, and sell their art every last weekend March through September. All inside the historic Miners Hospital at the City Park.
JUNE ARTISTS: Dana Klein - painting, Joe Cordery - molded clay, Amy Englebrecht - painting, Brent Hale - ceramic sculpture, Valerie Holstein - glass assemblage, Dick Pick - photography, Kelly Gallagher - metal art, Julie Guiney - weaving, Renee Mox Hall - painting.
FREE all weekend. EVERYONE welcome. FREE parking at the City Park.
Friday, June 27 : noon - 7:00p
Live Music with Bode Romney, 5:00 - 7:00p
Saturday, June 28 : noon - 7:00p Sunday, June 29 : noon - 4:00p



Celebration of Life for Afa Ah Loo

Celebration of Life for Afa Ah Loo | 5-10 PM, with celebration starting @ 6 PM | Grand Ballroom at the Salt Palace Convention Center, 100 S West Temple St, SLC. From Afa's Family: "Join us as we honor the incredible life and legacy of our beloved friend, brother, designer, and visionary, Afa Ah Loo. This free and public memorial is open to all who loved Afa, admired his work, were touched by his spirit, or simply wish to show support for his family during this time. In his honor: If you have an original Afa Ah Loo design, we invite you to wear it proudly to this celebration. Let his artistry walk the room with us. Whether or not you have an Afa Ah Loo original, come dressed in your brightest island best. Flow, color, culture—he loved it all. Think movement, bold, colorful prints, puletasi, and anything that celebrates our vibrant Pacific roots. Please note: this memorial is not a political event. The family and Creative Pacific ask that we come together in love, not protest. This is a time to celebrate Afa’s life, his art, his heart, and the joy he gave to so many. Come ready to share stories, shed tears, laugh, hug, and celebrate a man whose legacy is woven into the fabric of our community." 



Celebration of Life for Afa Ah Loo

Celebration of Life for Afa Ah Loo | 5-10 PM, with celebration starting @ 6 PM | Grand Ballroom at the Salt Palace Convention Center, 100 S West Temple St, SLC. From Afa's Family: "Join us as we honor the incredible life and legacy of our beloved friend, brother, designer, and visionary, Afa Ah Loo. This free and public memorial is open to all who loved Afa, admired his work, were touched by his spirit, or simply wish to show support for his family during this time. In his honor: If you have an original Afa Ah Loo design, we invite you to wear it proudly to this celebration. Let his artistry walk the room with us. Whether or not you have an Afa Ah Loo original, come dressed in your brightest island best. Flow, color, culture—he loved it all. Think movement, bold, colorful prints, puletasi, and anything that celebrates our vibrant Pacific roots. Please note: this memorial is not a political event. The family and Creative Pacific ask that we come together in love, not protest. This is a time to celebrate Afa’s life, his art, his heart, and the joy he gave to so many. Come ready to share stories, shed tears, laugh, hug, and celebrate a man whose legacy is woven into the fabric of our community." 



9th Annual Utah Blues Fest (Day 1 of 2)

The 9th Annual Utah Blues Fest features Wayne Baker Brooks (5 – 6:10 pm); Carolyn Wonderland (6:40 – 8 pm); and Kenny Neal (8:30 - 10 pm) on night one of two.
After party in the adjacent Marriott with special guests, hosted by Fred and Darnell Neal.
Free workshops. Find all the details at UtahBluesFest.org.
The signature fundraising event for the Utah Blues Society, sponsored in part by KRCL.



Celebration of Life for Afa Ah Loo

Celebration of Life for Afa Ah Loo | 5-10 PM, with celebration starting @ 6 PM | Grand Ballroom at the Salt Palace Convention Center, 100 S West Temple St, SLC. From Afa's Family: "Join us as we honor the incredible life and legacy of our beloved friend, brother, designer, and visionary, Afa Ah Loo. This free and public memorial is open to all who loved Afa, admired his work, were touched by his spirit, or simply wish to show support for his family during this time. In his honor: If you have an original Afa Ah Loo design, we invite you to wear it proudly to this celebration. Let his artistry walk the room with us. Whether or not you have an Afa Ah Loo original, come dressed in your brightest island best. Flow, color, culture—he loved it all. Think movement, bold, colorful prints, puletasi, and anything that celebrates our vibrant Pacific roots. Please note: this memorial is not a political event. The family and Creative Pacific ask that we come together in love, not protest. This is a time to celebrate Afa’s life, his art, his heart, and the joy he gave to so many. Come ready to share stories, shed tears, laugh, hug, and celebrate a man whose legacy is woven into the fabric of our community."