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2019 Film Festival Issue

Past stories lay the foundation for new ones in Park City.

Cover Story

by Scott Renshaw and David Riedel

All In It Together

2,000 people march on the Capitol in solidarity with women state- and countrywide.
Buzz Blog
by Kelan Lyons
Strong Lake City

Biskupski highlights affordable housing, air pollution and public transportation in her annual State of the City speech.
Buzz Blog
by Kelan Lyons
Preservation Inclination

Even with Hobbitville residents evicted, historic community remnants could live on.
Buzz Blog
by Kelan Lyons

Hobbitville's Last Days
Cover Story By David Hampshire
The Essential A&E Picks for Jan. 17-23
Entertainment Picks By City Weekly Staff
Climate Gods
News By Kelan Lyons
The Essential A&E Picks for Dec. 27-Jan. 2
Entertainment Picks By City Weekly Staff
2019 Film Festival Issue
Cover Story By Scott Renshaw and David Riedel
Renaissance Man
Arts & Entertainment By Lee Zimmerman
Churn Up the Volume
Restaurant Reviews By Alex Springer
Live Music Picks: Jan. 10-16
Music Picks By Nick McGregor
Horoscopes for Jan. 17-23
Free Will Astrology By Rob Brezsny
Live Music Picks: Jan. 17-23
Music Picks By Nick McGregor and Lee Zimmerman

Music

Back in the Motherland

Cole Barnson returns to Utah and reboots his musical career with Kasadoom.

Music

by Nick McGregor

Live Music Picks: Jan. 17-23

Booker T. Jones, Wild Child, Batty Jr., Wifisfuneral, Dawes, and more
Music Picks
by Nick McGregor and Lee Zimmerman
Live Music Picks: Jan. 10-16

Brent Penny, Laura Gibson, Canned Heat, Nick Moss Band, and John Medeski's Mad Skillet
Music Picks
by Nick McGregor

Culture

Renaissance Man

The multi-talented W. Kamau Bell serves up comedy with his commentary—or maybe vice-versa.

Arts & Entertainment

by Lee Zimmerman

The Essential A&E Picks for Jan. 17-23

Constellations, Jodi Kantor, Ronan Farrow, The Little Prince, PAW Patrol Live!
Entertainment Picks
by City Weekly Staff
Horoscopes for Jan. 17-23

Repetitive Songs
Free Will Astrology
by Rob Brezsny

Eat & Drink

Churn Up the Volume

Frozen treats to get you through the bleak winter months.

Restaurant Reviews

by Alex Springer

Cake Decorating

The latest local foodie news.
Food News
by Alex Springer
Opposites Attract

How to pump up the flavor by drinking different varieties of beer.
Drink
by Mike Riedel

Guides

Best of Utah 2018

An ode to the people, places, products and services that make life the Beehive State exceptional.

Best of Utah

by City Weekly Staff and Enrique Limón

2018 Beer Issue

We have the lagers!
Cover Story
by Enrique Limón, Scott Renshaw, Sarah Arnoff, Ray Howze, Katharine Biele, Lance Gudmundsen, Darby Doyle and Kelan Lyons
City Guide 2018

City Weekly’s 16th annual celebration of all things SLC
City Guide
by Jordan Floyd

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Past stories lay the foundation for new ones in Park City.

2,000 people march on the Capitol in solidarity with women state- and countrywide.

Biskupski highlights affordable housing, air pollution and public transportation in her annual State of the City speech.

Even with Hobbitville residents evicted, historic community remnants could live on.

Most Popular

Cole Barnson returns to Utah and reboots his musical career with Kasadoom.

Booker T. Jones, Wild Child, Batty Jr., Wifisfuneral, Dawes, and more

Brent Penny, Laura Gibson, Canned Heat, Nick Moss Band, and John Medeski's Mad Skillet

The multi-talented W. Kamau Bell serves up comedy with his commentary—or maybe vice-versa.

Constellations, Jodi Kantor, Ronan Farrow, The Little Prince, PAW Patrol Live!

Repetitive Songs

Frozen treats to get you through the bleak winter months.

The latest local foodie news.

How to pump up the flavor by drinking different varieties of beer.

An ode to the people, places, products and services that make life the Beehive State exceptional.

We have the lagers!

City Weekly’s 16th annual celebration of all things SLC