Ready to Hatch! Salt Lake’s premier garden party for a cause! Ready to Hatch supports Tracy Aviary’s Conservation Program, which uses research, outreach, and conservation action to protect birds and their habitats. Join us for a kid-free evening with cocktail in hand, artisanal local food treats, live music, a silent auction, and up-close bird encounters! Relax in our lush gardens, explore over 8 acres of aviary grounds and experience a taste of Salt Lake City while supporting birds in the wild. By attending Ready to Hatch, you are helping us introduce more people to the wonders of the natural world, and helping to support the conservation of local avian habitats. Your ticket includes entrance to the Aviary grounds for this private event, food, beverages, and dessert.

Pricing: March 1 – 31: $120 (Early Bird) April 1 – 30: $140 May 1 – June 1: $170 For tickets and more info, visit https://tracyaviary.org/liberty-park/event/ready-to-hatch/

Come learn ways to save water on your landscape with Sandy City and other local experts at Sego Lily Gardens. We will have waterwise information, activities, and inspiration for the whole family. Free plants or conservation kits will be available for the first people 100 to arrive! This event is free and open to the public from 9am to noon.

A free, public celebration of quilts and string quartets nestled among the trees and shrubs of the Varga Arboretum at the USU Botanical Center. There will be live music, food trucks, fabric art and more!

A free, public celebration of quilts and string quartets nestled among the trees and shrubs of the Varga Arboretum at the USU Botanical Center. There will be live music, food trucks, fabric art and more!

A free, public celebration of quilts and string quartets nestled among the trees and shrubs of the Varga Arboretum at the USU Botanical Center. There will be live music, food trucks, fabric art and more!

Enjoy a stroll along the Jordan River with musical highlights! Salt Lake City Arts Council and Busker Fest present Acoustic Music Strolls this May. Enjoy our roster of acoustic musicians, nestled into the nooks and crannies of the Jordan River Parkway. Find the free, strolling show along the parkway adjacent to Constitution Park (1300 West 300 North) near Utah State Fairpark

Heart & Soul Music Stroll Free, Family-friendly Music Stroll in Sugarhouse, June 10, 2023 Heart & Soul Brings Over 40 Bands to Neighborhood Porches For the ninth year, Heart & Soul, along with the neighbors surrounding ­Imperial Park, will present our incredible, free, one-day music festival. 40 musical acts will perform on 14 porches, driveways, and lawns—or on our main stage—throughout this Sugar House neighborhood (along with an ocean of food trucks). Join us as Heart & Soul celebrates 29 years of bringing the healing power of music to ­isolated neighbors along the Wasatch Front. The joy happens Saturday, June 10, along Atkin, ­Filmore and Glenmare Streets (1530 E 2700 South) in Sugar House, as thousands of people walk and bike from lawn to lawn to relax and enjoy the food and music. Some of this year’s performers include: Bobby D and Friends, Bonnie & Wayne, Duo Perfidia, Felicia McFall, Gazzpacho. Geez Louise Bluegrass & Country, Gene Sartain, Good Will Band, Jackson Jills, Jeppsen Boys, John Morgan, K-Tones, Kevin Scott, KinderMusik, Ky & The Jellies, Mike & Bob, Molly in the Middle, Mountain Town, Mustang Alley, Ol’ Skool Flava, Ophir Creek, Pamela Lind & Almost Country, Pat & Roy, Pepper Rose, Randy Teal, Side by Side, Silver Tongue Devils, Steve Bassett Band, Stratford Street Big Band, SuperGrey, The Deaf & The Musician, The Smokin’ Blues Band, Way Cool Band and MORE! The event is FREE and open to the public, but you can support Heart & Soul by purchasing tickets for prize drawings, including musical instruments, restaurant deals, and more! “This event showcases over 40 bands and performers from our talent pool of over 350 performers,” states Ainsley McLaughlin, Executive Director, a 501(c)3 non-profit that brings quality, live entertainment to people who may not be able to experience it otherwise. Community members and organizations are great supporters of Heart & Soul’s mission of bringing music and performer arts to nursing homes, care centers, hospitals, senior centers and other isolated populations from Ogden to Provo and beyond.” www.heartsoul.org

Over 40 FREE musical acts will be sharing the HEALING POWER OF MUSIC from neighborhood porches and yards surrounding Sugar House’s Imperial Park. Throughout the year, many performers donate their time and talent to HEART & SOUL, a local nonprofit that brings such performances to hospitals, nursing homes, prisons, and other audiences who can’t attend a concert on their own. Last year, Heart & Soul provided over 1400 shows from over 300 artists along the Wasatch Front. Bring your friends and family to enjoy a Saturday afternoon strolling from house to house, yard to yard, band to band, through tree-lined streets. Savor the music and hear the love. You can also savor the flavors from a fleet of food trucks at the Stroll.

The event is FREE and open to the public, but you can support Heart & Soul by purchasing tickets for prize drawings, including musical instruments, restaurant deals, and more! For more information go to www.heartsoul.org

🌞Summer just around the corner and Project Success has the perfect camp for youth.🎉  Friday Field Trips, Podcast Creation, Cultural Arts, Science Exploration. 🎓🔬💰🎙️Our talented instructors will ensure your kids have an enjoyable and educational summer. Don't miss out on this opportunity!  Enroll now!! We can't wait to see you 🤩there 801-781-0647 project success.org #summerprogram, #downtownogdenutah, #podcast-creation

Calling all music lovers to come and join the Utah Film Center on Wednesday, June 14 at 7 pm at The City Library in Downtown Salt Lake for a free film screening of Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis). Presented as part of the Utah Film Center’s Through the Lens Series and in partnership with KUER’s Radiowest, Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis) is a documentary that takes you behind the scenes of the duo who created some of the most recognizable album covers in history like Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here. Hipgnosis went from making covers for their mates (the likes of David Gilmour and Syd Barrett) to establishing themselves as the driving force behind visual identities of some of the most popular artists of the 1970s (think Led Zeppelin and Paul McCartney). Their methods were unconventional, their budgets often unreasonable, but they were fearless visionaries who artfully manipulated photographic images long before computer graphics became ubiquitous. After the screening will be a Q&A moderated by KUER’s RadioWest host, Doug Fabrizio with producers Trish D. Chetty and Ged Doherty and local artist Jann Haworth, co-creator of The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover. - Register for this Free event and watch film trailer at: https://utahfilmcenter.org/event/squaring-the-circle-the-story-of-hipgnosis/