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Teardown for What?

As Salt Lake City's population booms, neighborhoods find themselves in a losing battle against 'densi-fication.'

Cover Story

By Katharine Biele

Horoscopes for MAY 6 - 12

Brave Explorer
Free Will Astrology
By Rob Brezsny
Late Summer

It's not starting on time, but a summer movie season will be welcome when it arrives.
Film Reviews
By Scott Renshaw
Supreme Court to Rule on F-Bomb

Smart Bomb: The completely unnecessary news analysis
Opinion
By Christopher Smart

Teardown for What?
Cover Story By Katharine Biele
Cachapa Champs
Restaurant Reviews By Alex Springer
MUSIC PICKS: MAY 6 - 12
Music Picks By City Weekly Staff
Sending it UPHERE!
Music By Erin Moore
Remote Control
Arts & Entertainment By Scott Renshaw
Done With Guns
Opinion By Jenny Poplar
THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR MAY 6 - 12
Entertainment Picks By City Weekly Staff
Supreme Court to Rule on F-Bomb
Opinion By Christopher Smart
Restaurant Revitalization Fund
Food News By Alex Springer
Imperial Adventure
Drink By Mike Riedel

Music

Sending it UPHERE!

A new local record label sends up fresh tunes with an emphasis on creativity and collectivity.

Music

By Erin Moore

MUSIC PICKS: MAY 6 - 12

A Nashville-Utah Connection Revives, Davis Arts Council Brings Back Summer Music Programming, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber at Eccles, and more.
Music Picks
By City Weekly Staff
MUSIC PICKS: APR 29 - MAY 5

Fork Fest Announces June Date, The Brown Bag Concert Series Kicks Off, Quarters Announces Re-Opening of DLC, and more.
Music Picks
By City Weekly Staff

Culture

Remote Control

Salt Lake Acting Company brings artists from the Pacific to the Atlantic together for Alabaster.

Arts & Entertainment

By Scott Renshaw

THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR MAY 6 - 12

Linnie Brown: Findings @ "A" Gallery, Utah Opera: La Tragédie de Carmen, Isabel Hagen @ Wiseguys Jordan Landing, and more.
Entertainment Picks
By City Weekly Staff
Sprague It!
Urban Living
By Babs Delay

Eat & Drink

Cachapa Champs

Sandy's Venezuela Mia welcomes you with open arms and gigantic portions.

Restaurant Reviews

By Alex Springer

Restaurant Revitalization Fund

The latest local foodie news.
Food News
By Alex Springer
Imperial Adventure

This week's beers are fit for building a beer empire.
Drink
By Mike Riedel

Guides

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

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As Salt Lake City's population booms, neighborhoods find themselves in a losing battle against 'densi-fication.'

Brave Explorer

It's not starting on time, but a summer movie season will be welcome when it arrives.

Smart Bomb: The completely unnecessary news analysis

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A new local record label sends up fresh tunes with an emphasis on creativity and collectivity.

A Nashville-Utah Connection Revives, Davis Arts Council Brings Back Summer Music Programming, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber at Eccles, and more.

Fork Fest Announces June Date, The Brown Bag Concert Series Kicks Off, Quarters Announces Re-Opening of DLC, and more.

Salt Lake Acting Company brings artists from the Pacific to the Atlantic together for Alabaster.

Linnie Brown: Findings @ "A" Gallery, Utah Opera: La Tragédie de Carmen, Isabel Hagen @ Wiseguys Jordan Landing, and more.

Sandy's Venezuela Mia welcomes you with open arms and gigantic portions.

The latest local foodie news.

This week's beers are fit for building a beer empire.

The complete list of winners from our readers and staff