Entertainment in Salt Lake City
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Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
The Salt Lake City Arts Council (www.slcgov.com/arts) has a complete cultural-events calendar, which lists theater, dance, opera, symphony and free outdoor concerts. Primary venues include the dramatic Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center.
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Capitol Theater
The Salt Lake City Arts Council (www.slcgov.com/arts) has a complete cultural-events calendar, which lists theater, dance, opera, symphony and free outdoor concerts. Primary venues include the historic Capitol Theater.
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Abravanel Hall
The Salt Lake City Arts Council has a complete cultural-events calendar, which lists theater, dance, opera, symphony and free outdoor concerts. Primary venues include the acoustically rich Abravanel Hall.
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Porcupine Pub & Grill
Microbreweries are big in Utah. Porcupine Pub & Grill doesn’t brew its own but it has the state’s best on tap. Besides, cute skiers of both genders hang out here on their way back from mountain resorts.
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Area 51
Pay your respects to the alien just inside this two-story dance warehouse. DJs spin a mix of gothic-industrial, techno, rap and hip-hop on two dance floors, with a good straight and gay crowd and a section for clubgoers over 18.
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Red Rock Brewing Company
Can't make up your mind between the oats beer or the nut brown? Order a sampler flight and see what suits your fancy. The upscale pub grub inside this spacious former dairy building draws kudos too.
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Cup of Joe
A modern urban coffee house, Joe’s serves some of the city’s best beans. Take a book from the exchange shelf or come for Friday night acoustic music or Saturday evening poetry.
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Red Door
Stir, sip and repeat at this slick industrial martini bar enveloped by deep-red walls. DJs take up residence on Friday and a three-piece jazz band wows the house on Saturday night.
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E Center
The International Hockey League’s Utah Grizzlies plays at the E Center, which hosted most of the men’s ice hockey competitions during the Olympics.
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Bayou
Choose from more than 150 kinds of beer before you head off to the pool table at the Bayou. Friday and Saturday nights there’s live jazz. Cajun food served.
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Café Marmalade
This upbeat coffee shop, inside the Utah Pride Center, has open mike nights, weekend BBQs and concerts, and the largest GLBT library in the state.
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Energy Solutions Arena
Utah Jazz, the men’s professional basketball team, plays at the Energy Solutions Arena, where concerts are also held.
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Alchemy Coffee
Eclectic neighborhood café with overstuffed sofas and lots of noncaffeinated options. Saturday nights it brings in singer-songwriters.
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Trapp Door
SLC's largest gay dance club shakes its stuff five nights a week, with a highlight being the super-steamy Latin grooves on Sunday.
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Franklin Covey Field
Franklin Covey Field hosts the Salt Lake Bees baseball team, the AAA minor-league affiliate of the Anaheim Angels.
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Hogwallow
A real bar’s bar. Come here to mix with old-timers and outdoorsy folk alike. Some music Saturdays. Smoking allowed.
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Mynt Martini
At Mynt Martini different days mean different music – top 40, house or indie-electric.
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Squatter’s Pub Brewery
Microbreweries are big in Utah. Try the organic amber at Squatter’s Pub Brewery.
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Port O’ Call
Watch sports downstairs, shake your groove thang upstairs on the giant dance floor. Nice patio, too.
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Burt’s Tiki Lounge
Show off your tattoos and piercings at this divey club. Music may be punk, funk, dance or hip-hop.
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