http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/articles.sec-8372-1-summer-guide.html By City Weekly Staff

Summer doesn’t officially kick off till June 20, but if you measure the summer season by its festivals, concerts and 90-degree days, it’s already in full swing. ]]> By City Weekly Staff

More than 50 ideas to enjoy yourself in Utah this summer, all free or under $10.]]> By Ted Scheffler

Golf. Tennis. Scuba. Biking. Hiking. Fishing. Boating. Yoga. We must be in Hawaii, Cabo, or the French Riviera, right? Nope: Heber Valley. Less than an hour from the Wasatch Front, all those activities and more—not to mention great meals to help replenish burned-up calories—await in Utah’s gorgeous Heber Valley. ]]> By Austen Diamond

Hitting the books in this economy to switch careers or to gain vertical leverage at their existing jobs.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

The essence of Las Vegas is trying something new and naughtier than you would back home. Sin City has things out in the neon lights that may be harder to find in Utah, and you don’t have to worry about looking over your shoulder to see a co-worker or your bishop. Here’s some of the newer naughtiness to enjoy this summer in Vegas. ]]> By Colin Wolf

It’s a given that people love throwing parties in the summertime. But if I get dragged to one more ’80s party, I’m gonna go Mr. T on some unsuspecting fool. I say this because there are sooo many other options besides wearing ’90s gear, dancing to ’90s music and saying it’s an ’80s party. It’s wrong and it’s lazy! So, in an attempt to be part of the solution, I’ve consulted some experts and came up with this short list of party possibilities, all of which sound a lot better when you’re drunk.]]> By Austen Diamond

For those adventurous enough to step off of the tennis court, there are plenty of oddball recreation activities—some competitive, some not—here in Zion. Paddleboard Yoga in a D]]> By City Weekly Staff

Utah’s unbearable hotness of being comes in many forms, the least of which is the Beehive’s actual temps that sizzle in the high 80s during June, July and August.]]> By Kelli Stitzer & Rachel Piper

A lot of Salt Lakers have the nasty habit of turning up their noses at our neighbors to the north.]]> By City Weekly Staff

We decided to ask the pillars of our community how they make the most of summer.]]> By Erin Finney

Right now, it is possible to ride a bicycle from 200 South in downtown Salt Lake City all the way to West Jordan at 7800 South without riding in traffic.]]> By Wina Sturgeon

There’s nothing like a night in the wilderness, where familiar sounds of civilization get replaced by soft owl hoots and the mysterious creakings of the natural world. A first-timer, however, ma]]> By Jennifer Heaney

As the saying goes, “There’s gold in them thar hills.”]]> By City Weekly Staff

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A Complete Listing of Utah Festivals & Fairs for the Summer of 2011]]> By City Weekly Staff

Local Concert Offerings to Heat Up Your Summer 2011.]]> By City Weekly Staff

City Weekly has slapped together the ultimate Summer Guide to help you get the most out of the remaining months of a stable climate ...]]> By Austen Diamond

Summer doesn't have to lay waste to young minds. An abundance of camps in and around Salt Lake City will help keep the cognitive juices flowing until the next school year.]]> By City Weekly Staff

Ride a train. A great family outing is a ride on the Heber Creeper through Provo Canyon. For historical perspective (but no actual train rides), visit the Golden Spike Historical Park...]]> By City Weekly Staff

Info on the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Sun Valley Rhythm & Ride: Bike and Music Festival, Targhee Fest, Sawtooth Music Festival, Targhee Bluegrass Fest, Mile High Music Festival & Nedfest.]]>