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In recent years, letterpressing has moved far beyond being just an art form gaining ground in Utah, it's turned into a colorful industry that's bringing back attention to detail and design. --- Small companies across the Wasatch Front are helping customers put a little something extra into items like business cards, wedding invitations, concert posters and an array of printed works that stand out from other works printed on a program.
If you love sake, you'll want to put in an appearance at Park City's Shabu restaurant tomorrow night. Starting at 6 p.m., August 29, Shabu will be hosting a special sake pairing dinner -- a terrific chance to learn about and enjoy the traditional Japanese rice wine.
On Sunday, Aug. 25, members of the embattled Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Salt Lake met behind closed doors to discuss their current financial situation.--- City Weekly wrote last week about some of the complex, controversial issues currently facing the church, including an escalating scandal about how two local priests had administered the church's benevolent fund.
Reports that Overstock.com’s Jonathan Johnson is mulling a constitutional amendment to protect religious organizations from being forced to perform same-sex marriages should come as good news for Utah’s Republicans.
After four seasons, NBC has finally noticed this little show on their network called Parenthood—and even made a promo! A favorite with critics and a slightly-larger-than-cult following since 2010, Parenthood hasn’t received much promotional love from the Peacock, despite being a solid performer on Tuesday nights.
This past weekend, I decided I hadn't been to Burt's Tiki Lounge in a few months, so why not cover a show for the blog. --- Upon coming up to the venue, I saw there wasn't anything covering the windows (except the stickers still outside), and I could look into the place.
