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- BEST of UTAH 2025 - cityweekly. net
City Weekly readers’ favorite musical performances skewed Celtic in 2025 The fiddle and bagpipes in Utah Symphony’s performance of John Powell’s soundtrack to How to Train Your Dragon made the audience feel like they were soaring in the clouds with Hiccup and Toothless
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- Best of Utah: Body Mind 2025 - cityweekly. net
On behalf of Salt Lake City Weekly, I'd just like to say thanks to all the people who voted for Best of Utah this year and for this great list of do-gooders that we have as a result
- City Weekly looks back, and forward, on Utahs biggest stories of 2024.
This December, in lieu of our typical editorial Gift Guide, City Weekly is checking in on some of our biggest stories of the year In the pages that follow, our writers and partner contributors round up the notable developments to hit Utah and its capital city in 2024, updating with the latest twists and turns, when applicable, and looking
- Celtic Woman | Dec 2 | Salt Lake City Weekly
Bingo at Paxton Pub! Questionable (Weekly) Trivia @ Handle Bar Psychic Fair The Charm Bar – Drop In Design Your Own Necklace! on January 23rd from 5:00 to 7:00 (Taught by Stephanie, Classroom A and B, $15) Dye a Scarf, Bag or T-Shirt Workshop on January 23rd from 8:00pm to 9:00pm (Taught by Stephanie, Classroom A and B, $25)
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Questionable (Weekly) Trivia @ Boomerang's Downtown 7:00pm @ Boomerang's Down Under Bar - Downtown
- Christopher Nemelka to Confront His Critics | News | Salt Lake City Weekly
He says the Jan 27 City Weekly story “Sealed Fate,” which described the conversion of former LDS Church leading light 79-year-old Ida Smith to Nemelka’s supposed translation of the sealed portion of the Book of Mormon, has “greatly enraged many people” about him and his work
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