October 2008

The Drinking Liberally chapter in Salt Lake City combines two things not typically associated with life behind the Zion Curtain: Enjoying alcoholic beverages and engaging in liberal political...

Dan Nailen

Discover the keys to a safe work space

Erin Bean

Just as the smell of freshly cut grass announces summer’s arrival, fall comes accompanied by the sizzling and scents of brats and burgers on the grill.

Dan Nailen (UNREPENTANT UTE FAN)

Erin Bean

Mary Brown Malouf

Mary Brown Malouf

Getting to know Salt Lake's Holladay neighborhood

Kathryn Jones

A six-day ride through Zion, Bryce and Butch Cassidy's Outlaw Trail

Mark Bedor

Only tourists visit the Great Salt Lake, the paradoxical sea that lies between us and the desolation of the West Desert.

John Rasmuson

Utah's all-news public radio station gets the rug pulled out from under it—and might survive.

Matt Pacenza

The story behind the man behind Sandy

Jennifer Barrett

Meeche White, who founded the National Ability Center to provide outdoor experiences to people of all abilities, is stepping down after 23 years.

Lexie Kite

Essentials for the well-dressed guest room

A Utah family adds on to a historic Harvard-Yale home—without losing any of the historical charm.

Natalie Taylor

Cook some Indian food, and boom: instant celebration

Mary Brown Malouf

The local grocery chain finally figured out how to succeed against the big guys: Offer exceptional food.

With video>>>

Mary Brown Malouf

In the grand tradition of Edward Abbey, every year, writers converge in Southern Utah to share their craft.

Dan Nailen

Poster artist Leia Bell opens a print shop on East Broadway and brings inexpensive, awesome art to the masses

Dan Nailen

Once a year, the Museum of Natural History displays the treasures hidden in the basement.

Dan Nailen

Many consider it "the perfect musical." Catch it at Pioneer Memorial Theatre before October 4.

Dan Nailen

Recreate the boozy golden days with "The Rat Pack: Live at the Sands"

Dan Nailen

Dan Nailen

Al Green finally makes a stop in Utah. A&E Editor Dan Nailen rejoices.

Dan Nailen

You might not know Shauna Cook Clinger's name, but you're probably already familiar with the Utahn's work.

Dan Nailen

Keep your eye on Reznor, who gave away his album online, one of the several artists breaking new ground in music distribution.

Dan Nailen

The classic tragedy of love and betrayal comes to Salt Lake.

Dan Nailen

The BYU Museum of Art presents Turning Point: The Demise of Modernism and the Rebirth of Meaning in American Art

Dan Nailen

It's an odd pairing of classic and new country, but it works

Dan Nailen

An exhibit celebrates Zion National Park's centennial anniversary.

Dan Nailen

Pioneer Theatre presents My Fair Lady

Dan Nailen

From pizzas to purple, potatoes are showing up on menus in unexpected ways

Mary Brown Malouf

After last year's kitchen fire, we thought Este was dead. We're so glad we were wrong.

Erin Bean

Em's Cafe is a congenial spot in a residential setting.

Mary Brown Malouf

You want a conscientious cup of joe? Head to Caffe Ibis.

Mary Brown Malouf

Forget Halloween. The Day of the Dead has more color, more tradition and way better food.

Mary Brown Malouf

Stella Grill's building has been home to several restaurants over the years, but maybe this combination of casual and upscale can make it work.

Mary Brown Malouf

United Way's luncheon to honor its volunteers—with a keynote address from former Australian Prime Minister John Howard

Auto enthusiasts gathered at STrong Audi to drool over cars

Dada art ruled the art center, including a Marcel Duchamp-inspired urinal—in the shape of a sego lily.

The University of Utah celebrated the 25th anniversary of its most prestigious award, the Rosenblatt Prize for Excellence.

Donated art and modern street dancers provided a rich visual tapestry at the Rape Recovery Center's event.

More than 500 guests helped raise more than $165,000 for the Oulessebougou-Utah alliance's programs.

Boutonnieres, retro prom dresses and tuxes ruled the night at a fund raiser for Friends of Animals.

Guests rocked costumes in homage to favorite composers and musicians at the school's 12th annual auction.

Our columnist looks back on the life of his cousin Bill, who brought sunshine to everyone he met.

John Shuff

Getting to know Ashland, Oregon, beyond its famous Shakespeare Festival

Erin Bean

For three days every October, mounted riders round up Antelope Island's herd of bison.

J. Ann Helms