This page features a list of upcoming rallies and grassroots resources curated by KRCL’s RadioACTive team. Featured events ≠ endorsement. Information adapted and abridged from public listings posted by organizers. All times Mountain unless otherwise indicated. Check with the organizer for the latest info on rallies and resources in this list. *******Many events are held by organizations seeking donations or raising funds for their causes. KRCL neither vets nor endorses them, so follow best practices when evaluating such requests, consult your advisors, and proceed at your own risk.*******
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Thursday, August 1:
KRCL's annual 801 Day! Listen to KRCL all day long for homegrown music.
Pacific Island Chamber of Commerce's 4th Annual Pacific Island Business Awards luncheon, 1:00-2:30 p.m. at Zion's Bank Head Office (Founder's Room) 1 S. Main St. SLC. Event by Pacific Island Chamber of Commerce and Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources: "The Pacific Island Chamber of Commerce is excited to bring another year of highlighting and celebrating the incredible Pacific Island owned and operated businesses in Utah in the month of August which is recognized and celebrated statewide as Utah Pacific Island Heritage Month. This year's awards theme is 'Becoming A Better Ancestor Today' and we invite you to join the Pacific Island Chamber of Commerce staff, supporters, and members as we honor and celebrate the achievements of survival by local businesses in a wide variety of areas. For scholarship opportunities or additional questions and concerns, please contact Chamber@pik2ar.org or Cencira@pik2ar.org."
Silent Fallout: My Body is Proof screening, 7:00 p.m. at Broadway Cinema Theaters, 111 E. Broadway, SLC. Tickets are $15. Now available at slfstix.org or at the door. "The ground-breaking film from the acclaimed Japanese director Hideaki Ito uncovers little-known secrets of the history and lingering consequences of 928 nuclear test in Nevada. The film will be followed by at Q&A with Ito and renowned SLC writer, Downwinder Mary Dickson who is featured in the film."
Thurs-Fri, Aug. 1-2:
Capaw Presents: 2024 PIK2AR Regional Conference in SLC at Zions Bancorporation’s Midvale Technology Center, 7860 Bingham Junction Blvd., Midvale. "Tickets are on sale now for our 2024 CAPAW x PIK2AR Regional Conference. This Women of Color Regional Conference will be highlighting Oceania Communities. Join us for a special day of inspiration and 'Rising Together: Engaging and Uplifting Thriving Communities'. This gathering is a collaboration and creation between The Center for Asian Pacific American Women (CAPAW), Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources (PIK2AR), and Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce & Entrepreneurship (National ACE)." For tickets, click here.
Friday, August 2:
What Church Invests in Killing Machines, a peaceful picket, 11:00 a.m. outside the offices of Ensign Peak, 60 E. South Temple St., SLC. Event by Utah Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons: "Taylor Barnes of @InkstickMedia recently uncovered the story of the alleged Christians supporting war-makers and mega-violence with donations from the congregations of unaware members of churches. Come picket for peace with Taylor & friends! Join UCAN and Taylor to let Ensign Peak know your conscience, whether you've donated your tithes accidentally through them or not."
Pacific Islander Skate Night, 6:00-10:00 p.m. at Millcreek Common, 1354 E. Chambers Ave., Millcreek. "We are thrilled to announce Millcreek’s 2nd Annual Pacific Islander Skate Night, a cornerstone event, kicking off celebrations of Utah's 12th Annual Pacific Islander Heritage Month. This vibrant celebration will take place on August 2nd at Millcreek Common and promises to be an unforgettable evening filled with cultural pride, community spirit, and family-friendly fun. Free Admission, Free parking, Free skating for the first 450 people, cultural food, entertainment, splash pad, rock climbing, and more!"
Saturday, August 3:
Sunday, August 4:
Fri-Sun, Aug. 9-11:
The 16th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival Presented By Harmons @ Utah State Fair Park, 155 N. 1000 W., SLC. "The DIY Festival features hundreds of local artisans, STEM exhibitors, vintage vendors, foodies and performers, with workshops, a kids' area, VIP lounge and more." For tickets and info, click here.
Mon-Sat., Aug. 5-10:
Tuesday, August 6:
Friday, August 9:
Various, Aug. 11, 17, 22, 24 & 27:
Tuesday, August 13:
Friday, August 16:
Saturday, August 17:
Sat-Thurs, Aug. 24-29:
38th National Veterans Golden Age Games, Salt Lake City. "The VA Salt Lake City Health Care System and National Veterans Golden Age Games are looking for nearly 2,000 volunteers to give back to our Veterans as they go for the gold in Salt Lake this summer. Nearly 1,100 Veterans from across the country will descend on Salt Lake from August 24-29 for the 38th National Veterans Golden Age Games. The Golden Age Games serve Veterans 55 and older who receive care at VA medical centers. We are looking for volunteers of all ages. The only restrictions are ages 5-13 must be accompanied by a parent and 14-17 must have parental permission." To register to volunteer, click here.
Saturday, September 7:
SAVE THE DATE for the return of KRCL's Day in the Park. Details to come!
Wasatch Community Gardens: "Celebrate harvest season and community with a fresh tomato sandwich on us. This free event is our way of thanking our community for your support. And what better way to honor our organization's 35th anniversary than with a party! Tasty, local tomatoes, artisan bread (gluten-free options available), pesto made with local basil and garlic, hummus and baba ghanoush (gluten-free, vegan), live music, garden-themed activities for the whole family, including a scavenger hunt and 'Ask the Garden Experts' station! Parking will be available along 800 South and surrounding areas. Please do not park on Green Street (directly east of Campus). We of course encourage you to walk or bike if you can! Bike racks are available along 800 South. To arrange ADA parking accommodations, contact dylan@wasatchgardens.org. This event is a community favorite. Join us for good company and ripe, juicy tomatoes! Thank you to our sponsors: Salt Lake County Zoo Arts and Parks and Love, Tito's."
, 11a-2p at Grateful Tomato Garden, 629 E. 800 S., SLC. Event bySat-Sun, Sept. 14-15:
Saturday, September 21:
Fri-Sat, Sept. 27-28:
SAVE THE DATE: 7th Annual PANDOS Defend the Sacred Powwow, Dow James Park, 438 W. 400 N., Tooele. Grand Entry Friday at 6:30 p.m.; 12:00 & 5:00 p.m. Saturday. Miss PANDOS Pageant Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Questions? Email Dave John, davejohn64@hotmail.com.
Saturday, October 5:
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Pride past and present, Stonewall and other LGBTQ riots on an #EverydayPeople edition of RadioACTive with Community Co-Host Sue Robbins. Becky Moss, Connell O'Donovan and Michael Aaron share their stories. Plus, #QuarantineCocktails with City Weekly and Legends Sports Bar.
READ MORE#QuarantineCocktails raises a glass to equal rights for all. #UrbanFarmReport with New Roots' Sunnyvale Farmers Market and the Downtown SLC Farmers Market. Pandemic dream time with the Sonosopher. Fresh, homegrown music from Dead Zephyrs.
READ MORENotes on peaceful resistance with youth activist Daud Mumin, Palestinian Human Rights Advocate Issa Amro. Dr. Dave wraps his series on navigating unpleasant changes via the Tarot Deck. Fourth Street Clinic's call for community help.
READ MORECommunity Roundtable reflects on SLC protests-turned-riot, police reform and accountability, prosecutorial independence and more.
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