Rallies & Resources

This page features a list of upcoming rallies and grassroots resources curated by KRCL's RadioACTive team.

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To add anything or help us create a new resource list, email ralliesandresources@krcl.org.

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March is Women's History Month:

  • 2026 Equal Pay Day Calendar. Each year, this symbolic day is used to raise awareness around and combat the impact of pay inequities. Equal Pay Day 2026 is on March 26 and marks the current state of the gender pay gap for women: 81% for full-time, year-round workers and 76% for all workers (including part-time and seasonal).

    • All Women’s Equal Pay Day – March 26
    • Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Women’s Equal Pay Day – April 9
    • LGBTQIA+ Equal Pay Awareness Day – June 17
    • Black Women’s Equal Pay Day – July 21
    • Moms’ Equal Pay Day – August 6
    • Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) Women’s Equal Pay Day – September 15
    • Latina Equal Pay Day – October 8
    • Disabled Women’s Equal Pay Day –  October 20

    • Native Women’s Equal Pay Day – November 19

    Started by the National Committee on Pay Equity (NCPE) in 1996, the goal of Equal Pay Days is to raise awareness about the ongoing gender pay gap and how the pay gap varies significantly among different communities, particularly for women of color. 

Friday, March 13:

  • RadioACTive's Punk Rock Farmer Friday Live Broadcast | 6-7 PM @ 801 Coffee Roasters, 550 N 300 W, SLC. Join Aldine and the RadioACTive Team for a special Radiothon Eve broadcast in the community. We'll have more true tales of the agrihood and homegrown music from Murphy & The Giant! FREE and open to the public. Plus, we just may have new Punk Rock Farmer T-shirts available before anyone else can get their hands on one!

  • Ramadan with Emerald, Iftar at the University of Utah | 5-8 PM @ Impact & Prosperity Epicenter, 1755 E. Student Life Way, SLC. "Join us for a beautiful evening of connection, reflection, and community at the Emerald Project Community Iftar." FREE and open to the public, but be sure to reserve your spot here.

FRI-SAT, March 13–14:

  • Love Cats Silent Art Auction, At The Local Artisan Collective, 2371 Kiesel Ave., Ogden. “The Love Cats Silent Art Auction is an event created to bring that hope to life. For two days, the community is invited to gather in support of Whiskers, a local nonprofit that provides safety, medical care, and second chances to cats who need it most. Local artists have donated their creations to help raise the funds that fuel this life-saving work.”

Saturday, March 14:

  • Music with a Purpose, ft. Drama LLama and Mel Soul | 6-8 PM @ 1974 Bookstore SLC, 351 W. 400 S, SLC. "Music With a Purpose brings local musicians and local impact into the same room. Co-hosted by The Threadwork Collective, 1974 Bookstore, and KRCL, this pop-up concert creates space for artists to spotlight a nonprofit they care about and invite the audience into meaningful action. Expect live performances, nonprofit features, and on-site radio conversations recorded for TWC and KRCL. We will be talking with artists, organizers, and neighbors about belonging, creativity, and what it takes to build something local that lasts. Come as you are. Listen. Connect. Take part in building together with us." To RSVP, click here.


MON & WED, March 16-18:

  • Volunteer with Burrito Project SLC and Spread Love, One Burrito at a Time | 5 PM on various dates throughout March @ Fierro HPP & Distribution, 940 W 100 S, SLC. "The Burrito Project is back! Join us on Mondays and Wednesdays to support individuals in vulnerable situations by preparing and sharing fresh, homemade burritos."

    📅 Monday, Mar 16 & Wednesday, Mar 18
    📆 Monday, Mar 23 & Wednesday, Mar 25
    📆 Monday, Mar 30

    Sign up to volunteer: tinyurl.com/SlcBurritos. Bring your energy, your smile, and your heart!

Tuesday, March 17: Happy St. Patrick's Day or Merry Caucus Night. Just remember the order of celebrations!

Wednesday, March 18:

  • Pints & Policy: A Legislative Recap with HEAL Utah | 6-8 PM @ Fisher Brewing, 320 W 800 S, SLC. "Join us for our 2026 Legislative Recap as we cool down from an intensive legislative session. Whether you are an experienced HEAL community lobbyist or a total newcomer, all are welcome. We’ll be covering bills we tracked throughout the session, highlighting advocacy impacts, and providing a Q&A with our policy experts so that you can learn more. Sip on your favorite beer or kombucha as we break down the legislative process and spill the tea on upcoming environmental policies." 21+, valid ID required. To RSVP, click here. 

Thursday, March 19:

  • Utah Organic Farming Summit: Shaping an Organic Future, Together | 8:30a-5:00p @ Clubhouse on South Temple, 850 E South Temple St., SLC. Event by Utah Transition to Organic Partnership Program (UT-TOPP) and Red Acre Center: "Learn, connect, and help shape the future of organic agriculture in Utah. Whether you’re organic-curious, transition-ready, or already certified — and whether you farm a small market garden or manage hundreds of acres — this summit needs your voice at the table. Hear directly from successful organic farmers, state and regional organic experts, food system advocates, and organic certifiers. Dive into organic systems, fertility and weed management, seed use, certification pathways, USU organic research, available resources, and the real-world challenges and opportunities facing organic growers in Utah. Share a meal, build relationships, exchange ideas, and be part of what’s to come. Come learn. Come connect. Come help grow organic in Utah." For tickets, click here.

THURS-FRI, March 19-20:

Friday, March 20: 

Saturday, March 21:

THURS-SAT, Mar 26-Apr 4: 

  • The Symphony of Disappearing Sounds for the Great Salt Lake, a Wake the Lake art installation in Memory Grove, SLC. "Every evening, residents and visitors to Salt Lake City are invited to experience A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake—a striking new artwork by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Presented each evening at Memory Grove, the artwork comprises a musical composition and a colorful light projection that unfurls after dark upon the surface of a large, elevated sphere. The music for A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake (2026) uses field recordings of local animals and natural phenomena, drawn from existing archives as well as new recordings made for the project. Broadcast within the city, these seldom heard sounds make explicit the relationships that connect Salt Lake City to the lake and its surrounding environment. Reserve your FREE ticket on Eventbrite."

Saturday, March 28:

  • SAVE THE DATE: No Kings Rally SLC | 2:30 PM @ Washington Square Park (WSP), 451 S State St, SLC. March begins at 2:30 PM at WSP. Rally begins at 3:30 PM at the Utah State Capitol, 350 N State St, SLC. 

Tuesday, April 14:

  • Unseen Impacts — Microplastics in Our Environment | 7:00 PM at NHMU, 301 Wakara Way, SLC. "Join us for an essential exploration of microplastics with a panel of three experts, including Sally Rocks, who will examine efforts to reduce microplastics in our oceans, investigate their impacts on the human body, and reveal where researchers are finding them here in Utah." This event is free to attend with registration. 

Wednesday, April 15:

  • Sanctuary Film Screening, 7:00 PM at The Utah Film Center, 375 W, 400 N. This screening is part of the Utah Queer Film Festival. RSVP for free. “Sanctuary is a feature-length documentary that exposes the plight of LGBTQIA+ individuals within modern faith systems, told through the eyes of a visionary architect whose passion project becomes a lifeline. As doctrine collides with identity, a sacred space rises from rejection, offering refuge and hope. Alongside his journey, scholars and spiritual leaders from a variety of religious traditions share how they are transforming their institutions to welcome the marginalized and reimagine what it means to belong. Featuring a Q&A moderated by the Utah Queer Film Festival team with Co-Directors, Autumn McAlpin and Vienna Boyes and 'Sanctuary' architect Doug Staker.”

Tuesday, April 21:

  • Anand Varma: Inside Wonder Lab | 7 PM @ Kingsbury Hall, 1395 Presidents Circle, SLC. "The Natural History Museum of Utah 2026 Lecture Series Keynote Speaker is Anand Varma, a biologist, award-winning photographer, and National Geographic Explorer. He is the founder of WonderLab, a one-of-a-kind storytelling studio based in Berkeley, California. Varma has grown to fame for his efforts in advancing photography and videography techniques to better visualize often-unseen wonders of the world." For tickets, click here. ***Discount available for University of Utah students, faculty, and staff.

THU-SUN, Apr 30-May 2:

  • Topaz Pilgrimage 2026. "This pilgrimage will pay tribute to the 11,212 people of Japanese descent who were incarcerated at the Topaz WWII American concentration camp and allow participants to explore the legacy of Topaz as well as the Japanese American history in Salt Lake City and Utah. Our 2026 pilgrimage will be honored with a visit by the Ireicho: Book of Names on its national tour. Due to the overwhelming interest in the Ireicho, Topaz Pilgrimage participants cannot be guaranteed an appointment to personally stamp it. However, there will be an opportunity to convene as a group to honor the book at a ceremony on the Topaz site on Saturday, May 2. On the evening of April 30 and all day on May 1 in Salt Lake City, we will offer intergenerational programming, including activities at the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple and walking tours of historic Japantown and other local interests. On Saturday, May 2, bus transportation will take participants to and from Salt Lake City and Delta for a day trip to the Topaz Museum and the historic Topaz site. Registration ends March 31, or when registration reaches capacity. Click Here to REGISTER TODAY."

Saturday, May 9:

  • The Pink Party, Annual Gala Fundraiser | 5:00 PM @ Asher Adams, 2 S 400 W, SLC. Event by Planned Parenthood Association of Utah and Planned Parenthood Action Council of Utah: "Presented by: Annette Cumming. Featuring two distinct options to celebrate and support PPAU’s mission. Seeking a more traditional experience? Dine at the Asher Adams Hotel, enjoy remarks from a powerhouse repro rights advocate, and bid on a curated high-end auction. Is something casual more your speed? Dance at the Depot, catch entertainment from local talent, and enter an opportunity drawing for the chance to win unique items and experiences. Interested in both? We’ve got you! Dinner tickets include admission to The Depot." For tickets, click here. 

Saturday, June 6:

  • SAVE THE DATE: 49th Utah Asian Festival | 11A-10P @ Utah State Fair Park, 155 N 1000 W, SLC.  Applications are NOW OPEN for booths, food vendors, and performances. Priority deadline: March 6, 2026. For more info, visit utahasianfestival.org.

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