KRCL Night Out is an evening hangout with KRCL listeners at a local haunt. Join us for the next KRCL Night Out of 2026, on Monday, April 20, at SaltFire Brewing. Smile Jamaica host Robert will spin an all vinyl set of all killer, no filler reggae and dub.  Come meet your friends, make new ones, hang with the KRCL crew. Jamaica's Kitchen food truck will be there too.

SaltFire is generously donating a precentage of all bar sales during the event to KRCL! 

KRCL Night Out 420 with Smile Jamaica
at SaltFire Brewing,
2199 South West Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Monday, April 20
6-9pm
with KRCL Smile Jamaica Host Robert
Free Admission for folks 21+
ID Required

KRCL Night Out is sponsored, in part, by Wholesome Co. Cannabis.
Learn about Utah's medical card program and process at the Wholesome Co. mobile truck on site. 

In this book club, we’ll read and discuss books from all sorts of genres, including contemporary literature, classic novels, historical fiction, narrative nonfiction, and more!

Mon, Apr 20, 6:30–8pm · I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman

Book schedule and more info: Marmalade Community Book Club - The City Library

Join us every Monday night from February through April for rotating wellness classes led by various local studios. Each week features a different movement style, including mat Pilates, yoga, dance, and fusion classes. Classes are meant to be beginner friendly and open to all ages! Ages 16+ recommended. No ticket purchase needed, RSVP is required.

RSVP and moe info: Gallivan Center Winter Wellness Series - Yoga Spa (details TBD) Tickets, Monday, Apr 20 from 7 pm to 8 pm | Eventbrite

The Gateway brings you Yoga & Beer, a weekly event to clear your mind. Suzy will lead this series with a power flow yoga, integrating optional beer drinking postures. All levels of yogis and beer drinkers are welcome. Yoga is free. Beers from Squatters & Wasatch are $7.

Yoga flow by Suzy @suzysculpts & live music by DJ Drew @djdrewmusic

Classes will be held every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at The Gateway at 18 N. Rio Grande Street.

To reserve your spot, click here!

Why We Need Each Other: Social Safety, Stigma, and The Biology of Belonging. Drawing on her groundbreaking research in developmental and health psychology, Dr. Lisa Diamond explores how social experiences shape our biology in ways most of us never realize. Even in the absence of overt harm, many people move through the world in a quiet state of vigilance – what Diamond describes as carrying “danger antennas” through daily life. In this intimate conversation, Diamond reframes stigma not just as a social experience, but as a biological one, and invites us to rethink what it truly means to feel safe. From friendships to chosen family, she examines how connection influences our nervous systems, our health, and our capacity to belong, and what becomes possible when we start building cultures rooted in care. Doors open & guest check-in from 5:30PM - 6:15PM. Programming from 6:15PM - 7:30PM. Mingling & event concludes from 7:30PM - 8PM.

Tickets and more info: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1984724860485?aff=oddtdtcreator