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Making the Grade

After years of fighting over education spending, lawmakers and educators have come up with a winning formula—for now.

Cover Story

By Benjamin Wood

Music Update Feb. 25: Locals on a Virtual Chicago Stage
Buzz Blog
By Erin Moore
Movie Reviews: New Releases for Feb. 26

The United States vs. Billie Holiday, Tom and Jerry, My Zoe, Night of the Kings and more
Buzz Blog
By Scott Renshaw
A Residue of Sludge

Taking a Gander: The stink of the Trump era lives on.
Opinion
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.

The Way the World Works
News of the Weird By The Editors at Andrews McMeel
Cheesesteaks, Tacos & Charcuterie
Food News By Alex Springer
MUSIC PICKS: FEB 25 - MAR 3
Music Picks By City Weekly Staff
Sound Judgment
Arts & Entertainment By Scott Renshaw
Making the Grade
Cover Story By Benjamin Wood
Only the Lonely
Opinion By Jenny Poplar
THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR FEB 25 - MAR 3
Entertainment Picks By City Weekly Staff
Q&A On a Year in Quar
Music By Erin Moore
Happy Endings
Restaurant Reviews By Alex Springer
Sundance 2021: Capsule Reviews
By Scott Renshaw and Victor Morton

Music

Q&A On a Year in Quar

Community members share hopes and wishes for what's next in the local music scene.

Music

By Erin Moore

MUSIC PICKS: FEB 25 - MAR 3

Excellence Concert Series Welcomes CJ Drisdom, Live-Stream with Living Jazz, KPCW's Winter Pledge Event, and more.
Music Picks
By City Weekly Staff
MUSIC PICKS: FEB 18 - 24

Things are So Far So Good For Amateur Atlas, HUM Opens Up Another Season of Artist Submissions, City Ghost Releases Gray
Music Picks
By City Weekly Staff

Culture

Sound Judgment

Plan-B Theatre Company opens an audio-only season with P.G. Anon.

Arts & Entertainment

By Scott Renshaw

Horoscopes for FEB 25 - MAR 3

Ceaseless Evolution
Free Will Astrology
By Rob Brezsny
THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR FEB 25 - MAR 3

King's English online: Paisley Rekdal: Appropriate and Todd Robert Peterson: Picnic in the Ruins, An Other Theater Company: Tethered, RDT: Regalia, and more.
Entertainment Picks
By City Weekly Staff

Eat & Drink

Happy Endings

Midvale's Conte de Fée is a dessert fan's dream come true.

Restaurant Reviews

By Alex Springer

Cheesesteaks, Tacos & Charcuterie

The latest local foodie news.
Food News
By Alex Springer
Sweet Deals

Two beers that'll make you feels like a kid in a candy store.
Drink
By Mike Riedel

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Best of Utah 2020

The complete list of winners from our readers and staff

Best of Utah

By City Weekly Readers and City Weekly Staff

Best of Utah 2019

Our 30th annual ode to the people, places and businesses that make life in the Beehive State great.
Best of Utah
by City Weekly Staff

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After years of fighting over education spending, lawmakers and educators have come up with a winning formula—for now.

The United States vs. Billie Holiday, Tom and Jerry, My Zoe, Night of the Kings and more

Taking a Gander: The stink of the Trump era lives on.

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Community members share hopes and wishes for what's next in the local music scene.

Excellence Concert Series Welcomes CJ Drisdom, Live-Stream with Living Jazz, KPCW's Winter Pledge Event, and more.

Things are So Far So Good For Amateur Atlas, HUM Opens Up Another Season of Artist Submissions, City Ghost Releases Gray

Plan-B Theatre Company opens an audio-only season with P.G. Anon.

Ceaseless Evolution

King's English online: Paisley Rekdal: Appropriate and Todd Robert Peterson: Picnic in the Ruins, An Other Theater Company: Tethered, RDT: Regalia, and more.

Midvale's Conte de Fée is a dessert fan's dream come true.

The latest local foodie news.

Two beers that'll make you feels like a kid in a candy store.

The complete list of winners from our readers and staff

Our 30th annual ode to the people, places and businesses that make life in the Beehive State great.