Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
A psychogeographical sonic performance installation in which Ruehlen has broadcasted from various remote locations including the Bonneville Salt Flats, located west of Salt Lake City.
Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
AIR Space: OCT 12, 2018–NOV 17, 2018
Presented by Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum of Contemporary Art Showcases Films That Tell Extraordinary Stories About Ordinary Individuals
Presented by The Leonardo at Library Square at The Leonardo at Library Square
You are cordially invited to The Leonardo After Hours to hear leaders in the dyslexia field share their personal experiences and discuss what is being accomplished to further educate, empower, and support students with dyslexia.
Presented by The Complex at The Complex
The Complex and Select Sound Present KYLE with Marc E. Bassy + Tobi Lou
It’s been a long summer full of amazing events, art and people in THE BLOCKS. In case you missed anything, here is a quick review: Also in July, THE BLOCKS led a Community Mural at the 200 West Underpass. This project involved six local artists who designed and prepped the mural before it was […]
Salt Lake Design Week is a five day festival that expands the public awareness about design by showcasing and celebrating the diversity of our city’s thriving design scene across all disciplines—graphic, digital, product, fashion, photography, architecture, furniture, interior, environmental, and more. Now in its eighth year, Design Week will again bring creativity to the forefront […]
On September 13th, 14th and 15th, 25 local artists set out on the streets of downtown Salt Lake City to capture the people and places of our cultural core through plein air painting (painting outdoors). Collectively, they completed 50 works that feature 10 iconic venues and locations in THE BLOCKS, Salt Lake’s Cultural Core. The Urban […]
The Blocks, in partnership with the City and the County, are activating downtown streets and underutilized urban spaces during a three-day period—September 13, 14 & 15—with the spontaneous and participatory nature of Plein Air (outdoor) painting. This project invites audiences to engage with participating artists and get a view into their process of completing a […]
Regent Street and Block 70 will come alive on August 24th with buskers and street performers at the first SLC Busker Fest! For one night only, Vaudeville returns to Block 70 (Regent Street and Main Street between 100 and 200 South). Busker Fest is free, open to the public and enjoyable for all ages. Street […]
The Blocks, in partnership with the City and the County, are activating the downtown streets and underutilized urban spaces during a two-day period—September 13th & 14th—with the spontaneous and participatory nature of Plein Air (outdoor) painting. This project invites audiences to engage with participating artists and get a view into their process of completing a […]
Leave your mark on THE BLOCKS! Utah’s premier arts, cultural and entertainment district invites you, the public, to come down to the 200 West underpass under the Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center this Friday and Saturday to fill in a paint by numbers style mural. Six talented local artists will outline and complete […]
What are THE BLOCKS? Chances are you’ve already enjoyed Salt Lake’s Cultural Core even if you didn’t know it at the time. If you’ve ever attended a concert, admired a piece of street art, browsed an art gallery, museum or been to a festival in downtown Salt Lake City, you’ve experienced THE BLOCKS. It’s Utah’s […]
UTAH OPERA CELEBRATES 40 YEARS OF OPERATIC TRADITIONS From a distinguished past to a bright future by Downtown The Magazine Rewind 40 years to 1977, and Utah’s performing arts landscape was young but full of promise. Ballet West was beginning its 15th season and Utah Shakespeare Festival had just marked 15 years of operation. Utah […]
