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• HUM Pride Music Fest | 1-5 PM @ SLCPL Main Branch, 210 E 400 S, SLC. "Celebrate Pride with live music! Local LGBTQIA+ artists from the HUM collection will perform on the Main Library's roof and in the auditorium for a total of seven different mini-concerts. We will be serving mineral waters and popsicles on the roof. Wear sunscreen." 

  ROOFTOP:
  1 PM The Drought
  2 PM Beatnik
  3 PM Venus Death Trap
  4 PM CLUB MUNGO

  AUDITORIUM:
  1:30 PM Bly Wallentine
  2:30 PM Ezequiel Busquets
  3:30 PM Scott Lippitt

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• Guns to Gardens: Recycling Unwanted Guns | 9A-12P @ Episcopal Diocese of Utah, enter from 100 S near Hidegard's Food Pantry, 231 E 100 S, SLC. Event by Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah and Episcopal Diocese of Utah: "This is an anonymous donation event. If you or someone you know has guns they no longer want and you want to be sure no harm comes from those guns, please bring them unloaded in the back of your car to this event. Trained volunteers will safely dismantle them. A limited number of gift cards are available as a thank you to those who donate." A vigil to honor victims of gun violence will be held at the Diocese from 6-7 PM, as well.

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• Lakefest 2026 | 10A-4P @ Great Salt Lake State Park & Marina, 13312 W 1075 S, Magna. Event by Grow the Flow and the GSL Yacht Club: "Join us for a FREE, family-friendly celebration featuring boat races, art workshops, live music, food trucks, and Great Salt Lake education. Info and registration: growtheflowutah.org/lakefest.

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• 2nd Annual West Valley Pride | 12-6 PM @ Utah Cultural Celebration Center, 1355 W 3100 S, WVC. "This event will provide a welcoming space for residents and visitors to come together, learn, and enjoy a day filled with entertainment, resources, and fun. Whether you’re a longtime advocate or new to Pride, this event offers something for everyone—live performances, delicious food, local vendors, and interactive art experiences. More than just a celebration, this event is a reflection of the unique culture of West Valley City—a diverse, dynamic community where people from all backgrounds come together to create something truly special. Join us as we make history and honor the unity, pride, and progress of West Valley City." Family-friendly, FREE event.

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Sunday, June 14: 

• June 14: Slow Food Utah Cook Book Exchange | 3-5 PM @ The Recommend Bookstore, 3474 S 2300 E, Millcreek. "Bring your favorite cookbooks to swap and join us for a cozy, community-filled cookbook swap and potluck! Choose a recipe from one of your books to prepare and share — or simply come ready to enjoy a table full of delicious dishes and inspiration. Feel free to bring more than one cookbook to trade. If you have extras you’re ready to part with, you’re welcome to leave them with The Recommend Bookstore, along with your personal recommendation for future shoppers to discover. You may bring your own beverages." For FREE registration, click here. 

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• Books After Dark: An Adult Banned Book Fair - Pride Edition! | 6-9 PM @ Weller Book Works, 607 Trolley Square, SLC. There will be a moderated book panel with local publishers, literary icons, and radical educators, plus on-site bartenders with a selection of signature themed cocktails. This is a ticketed, 21+ event right smack in the middle of Pride Month with an emphasis on banned LGBTQ+ books: "Did you know that 3,743 unique titles were banned during the 2024-2025 school year? Let's learn more about how to fight against book bans in Utah!" This is a 21+ event. Get your ticket here for $10.

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• Flag Day = Fee-Free Entrance Day at US National Parks. Come experience the national parks! All National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to US citizens and residents (other fees, including timed-entry or reservation fees, may apply). Next free entry days include Independence Day Weekend, July 3-5; 110th Birthday of the National Park Service (Aug. 25); Constitution Day (Sept. 27); Theodore Roosevelt's birthday (Oct. 27); and Veterans Day (Nov. 11).

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Wednesday, June 17:

• Warehouse Wednesday Protest, No SLC ICE Detention Center | 7 PM @ 6020 W 300 S, SLC. Exercise your 1A right to "peaceably assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." 

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Thursday, June 18:

• Millcreek Common 5th Annual Juneteenth Eve Celebration| 6-10 PM @ Millcreek Common, 1354 E Chambers Ave, Millcreek. "Centered around the theme 'Freedom Is a Movement, Not a Moment,' this FREE event will bring together residents and visitors for an evening of live entertainment, cultural expression, family activities, and community connection. Attendees can enjoy free skating, a fashion runway show, live music and performances, local vendors, and interactive activities celebrating Black history, culture, and achievement."

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Friday, June 19:

• Trail Running Film Festival| 6:30-9 PM @ Highland High Auditorium, 2166 S 1700 E, SLC. "Come stoke your trail fire with a night of endurance, strength, dust and grit at the SLC stop of the Trail Running Film Festival! Salt Lake Running Company and Brooks have teamed up to host the Salt Lake City stop of the globally touring Trail Running Film Festival. It will be a night of inspiration and fun as the trail season really starts cranking here in the Utah Mountains. Proceeds will go to Trails Utah, which has helped establish many beloved local trails."

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• Enable Utah Summer Concert, ft Eli Young Band with Kaleb Austin | 7 PM @ Ogden City Amphitheater, 343 E 25th St, Ogden. "Enjoy a night of live music, local food vendors, and family-friendly fun at the Ogden Amphitheater in support of EnableUtah. The event features the talented Eli Young Band with the opening act being Utah's own Kaleb Austin. All proceeds help support employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Hosted by EnableUtah and David & Teresa Puskedra. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the concert begins at 8:00 PM. For tickets and more information, visit EnableUtah."

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Saturday, June 20:

• 4th Annual Mariachi Festival | 6 PM @ Eccles Theater, 131 S Main St, SLC. Free and open to the public – no tickets required! "The 4th Annual Mariachi Festival brings the sounds of Mexico to the streets of downtown Salt Lake City with an incredible evening showcasing local Mariachi groups. Mariachi Festival is presented in partnership by the Consulate of Mexico in Salt Lake City; Eccles Theater, a venue of Salt Lake County Arts & Culture; and the Blocks Arts District."
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• POGO Fest @ various locations in downtown SLC. "Join us for the first-ever POGO Fest: a multi-venue music festival happening in downtown SLC. Participating venues include: The DLC (at Quarters Arcade Bar), The International Artist Lounge, SLC Pub, The Green Room, Juniors, and an all-ages outdoor stage in the Exchange Place plaza. All venues are 21+ aside from the all-ages outdoor stage. Music starts at 2pm and goes until 1am. Check @pogofestslc on Instagram for the most up-to-date set times for each band and venue. General Admission ticket grants you access to all 21+ venues. Must be 21+ to purchase. If you are not 21+ and you purchase a ticket you will not be refunded. You do not need a ticket for the outdoor stage. Please Note: GA Ticket does not automatically guarantee access to all sets and shows. Participating venues will enforce their attendee capacity as needed."
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Sunday, June 21:

• Deadline to Apply for Finch Lane Gallery's 2027 Call for Entries | 11:59 PM on Submittable. Apply to exhibit your work at Finch Lane Gallery in 2027! The Salt Lake City Arts Council invites Utah-based artists, artist-led teams, and curators to apply for exhibitions. Both established and emerging artists are encouraged, and previous exhibition experience is not required. Click here for the application link.
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Wednesday, June 24:

• World Premiere of SLAC's Summer Show: The Gaslight Zone | 168 W 500 N, SLC. "There is a realm where today’s headlines become tomorrow’s punchlines. A place where we’ll laugh together to keep from crying. Are you ready to enter SLAC’s Summer Show: The Gaslight Zone? Pack your snacks and drinks, gather your friends, and join us for Utah’s favorite annual musical satire. June 24 – August 16, only at Salt Lake Acting Company. Your next destination awaits. Get your tickets today."

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Thursday, June 25:

• Forced into the Closet to Survive at BYU in the 60s: The Very True But Really Wild Life of Bill Blevins | 6-7 PM @ Signature Books, 508 W 400 N, SLC. Event by Mildred Berryman Institute: "Join us for this moderated conversation at the Mildred Berryman Institute for LGBTQIA2S+ Utah History. Bill Blevins was born in the central valley of CA in 1946. He entered BYU in 1964 as a non-LDS student, joining the International Folk Dancers and the Cougar Band as a talented baton-twirler. Kicked out on suspicion of being Gay, he spoke with Apostle Spencer W. Kimball, confessed his past sexual escapades, and promised to get baptized in order to be readmitted to the school. A mission to Central America followed, and then he met his future wife at a BYU summer program in Mexico. A marriage and four children later, his wife divorced him, and Bill was excommunicated, leaving him free to embrace the LGBT community here, becoming a founding member of the Salt Lake Men’s Choir. He retired after 36 years working at the Marriott Library, University of Utah. Bill just turned 80 and has been reunited with his children after a long estrangement." For remote attendance info, click here.

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SAT-SUN, June 27-28:

• SLC Pride @ 400 N 400 W, SLC. FREE TO ALL. "2026 SLC Pride theme 'At the Intersection of...'. We chose this theme to highlight the different ways in which discrimination affects each of us, as individuals and as groups. Understanding intersectionality gives us a roadmap to combat hate, build a truly inclusive community, and express and share all the positive ways our complex intersection of identities can be used to build something incredible! SLC Pride: By Community, For Community. What does your intersection look like?" 

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MON-SAT, July 13-18:

• Utah Samoan Heritage Festival @ Southridge Park, 5051 S 4015 W, Taylorsville. Event by ALOFA FA’A SAMOA: "Join us for a free, community-wide celebration featuring great food, cultural performances, youth workshops, cricket, rugby, volleyball, and more. Ignite your fire. Rooted in history. Rising in purpose. Built on history, respect, aiga, and service. All are welcome."

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• 2026 Kirikiti Fa’asamoa Tournament @ Southridge Park, 5051 S 4015 W, Taylorsville. "KIRIKITI IS BACK. The 2026 Kirikiti Fa’asamoa Tournament is bringing the heat to Utah! Big money. Big culture. Big pride. Who’s ready to represent, compete, and celebrate fa’asamoa the right way?!"

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FRI-SAT, Aug 7-8: