Revel in an explosion of color at Red Butte Garden and Arboretum and our dazzling display of more than half a million blooming bulbs, including over 250,000 daffodils. Bring a camera, a picnic, a friend or the little ones to wander the Garden's paved paths or hike a trail in the Natural Area.

Different bulb varieties peak at different times, and can be weather dependent, so visit often this spring to discover what's blooming every day. Spring Bloom Time at Red Butte Garden and Arboretum - Red Butte Garden

FREE TO THE PUBLIC! Join us on Thursday April 24th from 2pm-6pm and Friday April 25th from 9am-1pm to peruse the free Interior Design materials for arts and crafts projects. More info:#zerolandfill #upcycle #sustainabledesign #utahevents #creativereuse #interiordesign #ecofriendly | IIDA Intermountain

Join WasteLess on Saturday, May 2nd for the inaugural Pickled For a Purpose Classic - a community pickleball tournament with all proceeds supporting WasteLess’ mission to reduce food waste and redirect surplus food to neighbors in need. Proudly sponsored by the Bar X Group (Bar X, Beer Bar, Cotton Bottom, and the Eating Establishment), this event brings together friendly competition, great food, and our incredible community for an evening that’s equal parts fun and meaningful. All skill levels are welcome to play at the Pickled For a Purpose Classic and you're encouraged to come hungry! Full dinner is included with registration. Guests will be able to order from multiple locally-owned food trucks, and WasteLess will feature a curated spread from our Rescue-to-Table Program showcasing delicious food that might otherwise have gone to waste. Each paid registration also includes two drink tickets, redeemable for beer, wine, specialty cocktails, mocktails, or other non-alcoholic options. A cash bar will be available after drink tickets are used. Every paid registrant will receive one opportunity drawing ticket, with additional chances available at the event. You can register as a two-person team, sign up individually and be paired with a partner, or join us as a spectator to enjoy the food, drinks, and festivities. Kids under 12 attend free, just let us know how many will be joining you when you register. Grab a partner, name your team something clever, and join us for a great night of pickleball and community building - all for a purpose. Learn more and register here:https://wastelesssolutions.org/calendar/other-events/pickleball 

Celebrate local success stories of stream daylighting across the Salt Lake Valley and learn more about the unique history and restoration of the Three Creeks Confluence. All ages are welcome. This year’s celebration also features the Range 2 River Relay race, along with pre registered workshops hosted by Make Salt Lake and Workshop SLC, offering opportunities to create, learn, and connect throughout the day. Enjoy classic and seasonal pours from Fisher Brewing, along with delicious food and live music throughout the day. Event Schedule at a Glance 12:00 pm — Event Opens: Beer Garden + Live Music + Food + Silent Auction 12:00 – 2:00 pm Make Salt Lake: Bookbinding Workshop (pre-registration required) Make Salt Lake: Ringmaking Workshop (pre-registration required) Workshop SLC: Ceramic Magnets (pre-registration required) 2:00-4:00 pm Range 2 River Relay Race (pre-registration required) 4:30-6:00 pm Workshop SLC: Abstract Painting (pre-registration required) 5:00 – 7:00 pm Make Salt Lake: Bookbinding Workshop (pre-registration required) Make Salt Lake: Ring making Workshop (pre-registration required) 7:30 pm — Event Close On street parking is limited. An accessible drop off point will be available off 900 West at the front of the event. Alternative forms of transportation are strongly encouraged. The Jordan River Trail connects directly to the site. Utah Transit Authority bus routes 9 and 509 stop nearby, and the Ballpark TRAX Station is approximately one mile away. We will be providing a bike valet. Valid ID is required for beer purchase.

Website link: Celebrate at the Confluence | Seven Canyons Trust

The Trump Administration is trying to rescind one of the most important protections for our national forests while shutting the public out of the process. The quarter-century-old Roadless Area Conservation Rule protects clean drinking water, dispersed recreation, and some of the best habitat for fish and wildlife anywhere. When the Roadless Area Conservation Rule was first created, the Forest Service held more than 600 public hearings across the country and received millions of public comments. People showed up, spoke out, and demanded lasting protections for their forests. Now, the Trump-appointed leaders of the the Forest Service are trying to rescind one of the most important protections for our national forests, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, while shutting the public out of the process. That is unacceptable. In response, groups across the country are organizing community hearings to make sure our voices are heard.

The Trump Administration is trying to rescind one of the most important protections for our national forests while shutting the public out of the process. The quarter-century-old Roadless Area Conservation Rule protects clean drinking water, dispersed recreation, and some of the best habitat for fish and wildlife anywhere. When the Roadless Area Conservation Rule was first created, the Forest Service held more than 600 public hearings across the country and received millions of public comments. People showed up, spoke out, and demanded lasting protections for their forests. Now, the Trump-appointed leaders of the the Forest Service are trying to rescind one of the most important protections for our national forests, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, while shutting the public out of the process. That is unacceptable. In response, groups across the country are organizing community hearings to make sure our voices are heard.

The Trump Administration is trying to rescind one of the most important protections for our national forests while shutting the public out of the process. The quarter-century-old Roadless Area Conservation Rule protects clean drinking water, dispersed recreation, and some of the best habitat for fish and wildlife anywhere. When the Roadless Area Conservation Rule was first created, the Forest Service held more than 600 public hearings across the country and received millions of public comments. People showed up, spoke out, and demanded lasting protections for their forests. Now, the Trump-appointed leaders of the the Forest Service are trying to rescind one of the most important protections for our national forests, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, while shutting the public out of the process. That is unacceptable. In response, groups across the country are organizing community hearings to make sure our voices are heard.

The O-Sho Trail Series is all about bringing beginner and novice trail users together to build community around trail running and celebrate the incredible access we have along the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. This fun(d) run raises money that goes right back into maintaining and improving the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. We encourage participants to bring food and beverages to enjoy after their run and stick around to cheer on the rest of the runners out on the trail! Contact Information: 801-393-2304

Website: O-Sho Trail Series

Facebook Group: O-Sho Trail Series (5k) | Facebook

Join our arborist Pascal at Conservation Garden Park for an informative class on how to give trees the care they deserve. A class perfect for homeowners who want practical, science-based tips for tree care. Your trees are an investment in beauty, shade, and sustainability. Let us teach you how to make them thrive in Utah's unique climate! 

In this class Pascal will cover smart water and mulching strategies, pruning basics, seasonal maintenance tips, as well as what trees to avoid.

This class is free! Click here to sign up: Healthy Trees, Happy Landscape

The O-Sho Trail Series is all about bringing beginner and novice trail users together to build community around trail running and celebrate the incredible access we have along the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. This fun(d) run raises money that goes right back into maintaining and improving the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. We encourage participants to bring food and beverages to enjoy after their run and stick around to cheer on the rest of the runners out on the trail! Contact Information: 801-393-2304

Website: O-Sho Trail Series

Facebook Group: O-Sho Trail Series (5k) | Facebook