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Spinnin' Marvmusic, roots, blues, Americana with the fabulous Mary Ottersrtom and Gary Clark at SLC's true roadhouse! Doors at 6, music at 7. $10 at the door or tickets link below.

 Over 70 local booth artists whose work includes but is not limited to: painting, photography, woodwork, pottery, jewelry, and textiles  Over 15 indoor artists  11 musical acts across 2 stages including Marv Hamilton Trio, Howling Tomcats and The Will Baxter Band  Buskers  Millcreek vinyl show and record swap  Artist demonstrations  Free dance classes  A kids’ zone with art activities and balloon animals  Multiple food and drink trucks and booths

All day event with Sat Lake s Hottest Bands to raise $ for IAMA events!

All day evetn with art music in Huntsville Square!

https://www.buskerfestslc.com/

"New York Chic meets Ski Chalet Comfort" Salt Lake's REAL Jewish deli servin' up traditional Jewish cuisine and Salt Lakes finest music!

“Listen to the Red Rock”, a concert for America’s Red Rock Wilderness, a national treasure in Utah, will be held at The Leonardo on March 25th, 2023. 7pm, $30 suggested donation. The wonderful musicians who are contributing their talents include Kate MacLeod, Gigi Love, Mountain Tribe with Sheni Ma, Marv Hamilton, Meander Cat, and Anke Summerhill. Artists from the album “Listen to the Red Rock” will be hosting a celebration concert and benefit to bring awareness and activism to America’s Red Rock Wilderness. The album reached the top 10 in October 2022 on the Folk DJ charts and has received national radio play. Doors open at 7pm, and the show starts at 7:30-9:30pm with a suggested $30 donation. The concert is open to all who wish to attend and can give what they feel towards the cause. All donations will be split between the artists and environmental groups supporting America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act including SUWA. The concert will also be live streamed for supports who wish to watch it online. Donations can be sent thru Venmo and Paypal. “Listen to the Red Rock” compiles a variety of folk, folk-rock, and bluegrass artist in support of the passage of ARRWA. By designating this federal land as wilderness, it will be protected and keep a viable corridor open to biodiversity and species connectivity, as well as prohibiting mining, drilling and development. In a first-of-its-kind act, the Navajo Nation has endorsed this congressional bill.

Please listen and preview the album here at https://listentotheredrock.bandcamp.com/.../listen-to-the...

Covid forced rescheduling this event TBA

Satori Sound Garden: ah, just that, lush intimate setting in Salt Lake's premier intimate music venue. Immense privilege to share the stage with the amazing Mary Louise Otterstrom. Food to share at 6, BYOB, music starts at 6:30.

100% organic folk, roots , blues and Americana!

The Utah Arts Festival will be held June 23-26, 2022 at Library Square from Noon to 11pm on Thursday through Friday, Noon to 9pm Sunday. A full time staff of three work year-round to produce the Festival. In addition, we engage seasonal coordinators to help plan and implement artistic programs each year. A technical staff, stage and production crews, along with more than 1,000 volunteers rounds out the personnel needed to produce the annual event.

Sounds Of Summer is back! After a flood and Covid, the lovely East Patio at SLC Public Library Sprague Brancn will resume it's tradition of weekly outdoor concerts.

Salt Lake City Arts Council and Busker Fest present Acoustic Music Strolls this May. Enjoy our roster of acoustic musicians, nestled into the nooks and crannies of the Jordan River Parkway. Find the free, strolling show along the parkway adjacent to the International Peace Gardens at Jordan Park.

"Rythmn Boys" Trio with Gene Sartain and Matt Seabury.

Rythmn Boys Bar Band bringin, roots, blues, Americana and Rock n Roll into the daylight!

In the best tradition of storytelling troubadours, marvelous Marv with take you on an unforgettable musical journey. Marv is an award winning singer/songwirter and recording artist, a 2001 Kerrville Newfolk Finalist at Kerrville, Texas and the Intermountain Acoustic Music Association's 2013 IAMMY winner for favorite male singer/songwriter. Marv has played on mainstages and in house concerts, music and arts festivals, farmer’s markets, theatric productions, peace rallies, showcases, celebrations and on live radio and TV in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Texas, Massachusetts and Canada and has shared stages with several of his heroes including John Gorka, Dave Alvin, Cheryl Wheeler, Chuck Pyle, Steve Seskin and Grace Potter.

$15 at the gate per person MUST show vax card Bring a folding chair and your own snacks and beverage