This page features a list of upcoming rallies and grassroots resources curated by KRCL's RadioACTive team.
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RadioACTive's Resource Lists:
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Thursday, December 11:
Holiday Markets can be a great way to shop local. Check out some of our picks on this page, or visit Salt Lake Field Guide's Holiday Markets list.
THU-SAT, Dec. 11-13:
First Annual Yuletide Holiday Market @ The Other Side Village, 1882 W Indiana Ave. The Yuletide Holiday Market will be a beautifully decorated, free-admission event for the public, hosting a variety of local vendors, hot cocoa, and music. Open 4-8 PM THU & FRI, and 10A-8P SAT.
Friday, December 12:
Honky Tonkin’ Holidays | Doors @ 7, Show @ 8 at The State Room, 638 S State St, SLC. "Salt Lake City’s Honky Tonk Heroes Triggers & Slips return to The State Room to bring you a special Honky Tonkin’ Holidays, joined by Kate LeDeuce and Highball Train. Dress in your favorite cowboy hats, pearl snaps, and two-steppin’ boots for a night of some of the best locally grown country music Utah has to offer." For tickets, click here.
Saturday, December 13:
Art Haus Christmas Market | 4-8 PM @ Art Haus, 177 E 900 S Suite C, SLC. "An evening full of holiday cheer. We’ll be showcasing artists from our studio, all offering beautiful, handmade artwork—perfect for gifting (or keeping!). Enjoy live music, festive vibes, and plenty of seasonal treats while you shop local and support our creative community. Mark your calendars — we can’t wait to celebrate with you!"
Holiday Makers Market | 10A-3P at the Front Climbing Club, 4140 S Main St, Millcreek. Free for members and guests. "Join us for our annual Holiday Market, complete with 50+ local vendors, a mimosa bar, a wrapping station, and photos with Sendin’ Santa, where all donations benefit our Impact Coalition Partner, VOA Utah."
Skates & Smiles, A Roller Derby Giveback Event | Doors @ 6:30 PM. First whistle @ 7 PM at The Derby Depot, 1415 S 700 W #17, SLC. Event by The Beehive Skate Revolution: "A seasonal celebration of our officials and volunteers! We'll be putting a smile back on the face of one of our most beloved refs, and saying thank you to all the people who keep us on track. Catch all the hard-hitting derby action, grab some gourmet hot chocolate or a sweet treat from Tortured Truffles, and snag a holiday photo op with some of your favorite sports teams’ mascots. General admission: $10 in advance ($15 at the door).Kids 12 & under: Free with paying adult."
Tuesday, December 16:
The Annual Christmas Carol Sing Along | Doors @ 6 PM, Music @ 7 PM @ Delta Center, 310 W South Temple St, SLC. Event by Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation and The Larry H. Miller Company: "The Christmas Carol Sing-Along is back! Mark your calendars and join us at the Delta Center on Dec. 16 at 7:00 p.m. with the Lower Lights and Yahosh Bonner for an evening filled with music and holiday cheer. Admission is FREE for everyone."
Friday, December 19:
Sun-Wed, December 21-24:
The Lord of Misrule Christmas Charity Show @ The Beehive, 666 S State St, SLC. The Lord of Misrule is a wacky, interactive Christmas play where the audience donates to a social cause to change what happens before their eyes. This year's cause: 2nd & 2nd Coalition. FREE to attend, but you can get a stocking full of fun extras for $10. Pre-order at ExploringNotBoring.com/Misrule.
Jan. 8-9:
2nd Annual Central Wasatch Symposium @ Millcreek City Hall. "A conference-style event bringing together various interests and stakeholders in the Central Wasatch for two days of expert panels, interactive workshops, and networking. Keynote: Darren Parry, former Chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation and an influential voice in Native American leadership, history, and environmental stewardship. At the Symposium, we will examine the accomplishments of the past 10 years, and look ahead to the 2034 Olympics and beyond, asking: What’s next for the Central Wasatch?" To register, click here.
TH-SAT, Jan. 15-17:
Jan. 15-17: 10th Annual Utah Farm & Food Conference, From the Ground Up at Heritage Theater and Festival Hall, Cedar City. "Discuss significant challenges, explore new opportunities, and find solutions right alongside farmers and those who care about local food economies, what they eat, how it is grown, and the soil it is grown in. This conference is a unique opportunity for smaller-acreage producers, farmers, ranchers, chefs, activists, homesteaders, artisan producers, seed geeks, educators, and foodies to break bread, gain insight, unite, and engage in conversations, workshops, a seed exchange, farm tours, a farmers market, meet-ups and, most importantly, to gather." Early-bird discount ends Dec. 15, while registration closes January 14. For lineup and tickets, click here.
Tuesday, January 27:
SAVE THE DATE: The Utah Division of Indian Affairs proudly presents the Utah American Indian Day on the Hill 2026 @ the Utah State Capitol, 350 N State St, SLC. Event by Utah Division of Indian Affairs: "Prepare for this annual celebration that unites vibrant cultural performances, insightful exhibitors, inspiring community leaders, and essential resources, all in honor of Utah's rich Native communities. This incredible event is free and open to everyone! Stay tuned for more details by visiting indian.utah.gov and following us on Facebook and Instagram."
Last Day of the Friday Night Fall Out Cold Weather Drive in partnership with Uprok. See if you can put some of them on your list and drop them off at Uprok, 1594 S State St, SLC, through the end of February.
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Wednesday, October 1: Toya Eastman, National Team Manager, USA Climbing, a featured speaker at Friday's Land We Share, a Utah Public Lands Summit. Check in with the No Kings! Rally organizers. Every Kid Outdoors shares their mission of getting children and their families connected into nature and community. Then, Valene MC signs off with Radioactive and shares her hiking adventure Ashley Brown, and their hike of the week.
READ MORETuesday, Sept. 30: Roundtable Tuesday with Risshan Leak on the different ways to approach change, from in the streets to peaceful dialogue. Find out about the next No Kings National Day of Protest, as well as meet some of the folks behind the new Turn Toward Coalition. Plus, veteran Drew Howells joins Christine Stenquist for more in our Rooted series.
READ MOREMonday, Sept. 29: Playwright V, formerly Eve Ensler, is headed to SLC with her latest work, including a local youth choir backing up the cast. No Kings organizers in Logan and Utah County. Plus, Rico Brand founder Jorge Fiero on the origin of one of his favorite dips -- it's all in the family, of course.
READ MOREFriday, Sept. 26: Then, Aldine's Urban Farm Report with farm-to-table Chef Jean Mendieta of Proyecto Xilonen, Wise Traditions Conference, and Roots Charter High Fall Fest. Plus, SkyWatcher Leo T and The Ogdenite!
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