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Fri Jul 17 2026
Freddie Gibbs at Twilight Concert Series
Salt Lake City Arts Council's Twilight Concert ...
Sat Jul 18 2026
Downtown Farmers Market in Pioneer Park
The Downtown Farmers Market strengthens and supports small ...
Fri Jul 24 2026
Pie N’ Vinyl Art Market
There will be a large market and vinyl ...
Fri Jul 24 2026
Salt Lake Art Museum Grand Opening
Opening is Free to attend. Celebrate the opening ...
Fri Jul 24 2026
Official Pie and Beer Day at Smith's Ballpark
Pie and Beer Day at Smith's Ballpark ...
Fri Jul 24 2026
Pioneer Day Drone Show In Liberty Park
Salt Lake City Public Lands is celebrating Pioneer ...
Sat Jul 25 2026
Downtown Farmers Market in Pioneer Park
The Downtown Farmers Market strengthens and supports small ...
Sat Jul 25 2026
Josaleigh Pollett Album Release Show at First Baptist Church of SLC
Utah Music Month // Local musician Josaleigh Pollett & Crowd ...
KRCL's Day In the Park with Live Music, Art, Food and more on Saturday, August 29

KRCL's Day In the Park with Live Music, Art, Food and more on Saturday, August 29

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Ways to Listen to KRCL

Ways to Listen to KRCL

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Look for KRCL Out at Festivals, Shows and Events all Summer Long

Look for KRCL Out at Festivals, Shows and Events all Summer Long

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Monumental Déjà Vu

Monumental Déjà Vu

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Your record collection can help power KRCL

Your record collection can help power KRCL

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Fort Desolation Fest is back Sept 24-26 in Torrey Utah

Fort Desolation Fest is back Sept 24-26 in Torrey Utah

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Music Meets Activism: Women in Country with Dorothy McGinnis

Music Meets Activism: Women in Country with Dorothy McGinnis

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Queer History Corner in Collaboration with the Mildred Berryman Institute

Queer History Corner in Collaboration with the Mildred Berryman Institute

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KRCL PRESENTS
This Week on RadioACTive, M-F at 6PM

This Week on RadioACTive, M-F at 6PM

Weeknights from 6-7 PM, RadioACTive passes the mic to grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers, and DIY makers and musicians. Coming up:

Monday, July 13: What do you do if your players come to you and say they don’t have the money for shoes or uniforms for the basketball team? If you’re East High School’s Landen Cummings, you start LEAP Foundation and Elevate Reality Apparel. RadioACTive Pop! gets the scoop so you can help him help more students. Plus, Apogee needs musical instruments to start a program for their kids. And Enrique Limón reports on the Immigrant Rights rally held in SLC over one of the hottest weekends on record.

Tuesday, July 14: As the late Congressman John Lewis preached: “The vote is the most powerful, non-violent tool we have in a democratic society." RadioACTive Roundtable talks with organizers of Good Trouble Lives On, a day of organizing in remembrance of the Civil Rights leader. What does that look like? Peaceful, nonviolent action challenging injustice (good trouble) this Saturday at Liberty Park. Plus, Salt Lake Book Festival, New Naloxey-Boxey in SLC, and World Cup redux.

Wednesday, July 15: Pres. Trump issued an executive order drawing down the size of Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears national monuments this week. RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 checks in with the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and the Utah Sierra Club. Plus, Loud & Clear, and Chelsea Gods, host of Chelsea Godscast.

Thursday, July 16: RadioACTive Workshop's America 250 Book Club continues its exploration of founding documents. This week, join us to explore what was almost possible — and how the same logic went global — in Ep. 5, Empire Drops the Pretense. Plus, Meet Your Maker and Folk Arts Apprenticeships.

Friday, July 17:Punk Rock Farmer Friday with Aldine brings you more true tales of the agrihood with Going to Seed and Joseph Lofthouse. Plus, Skywatcher Leo T, and homegrown music with HUM, the Hear Utah Music catalog of the Salt Lake City Public Library. 

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