Events for Marginalized Voices

Eccles Presents Voces En Bloom: Celebrating the New Wave of Música Latina

• Saturday, September 5
• McCarthey Plaza at Eccles Theater
• FREE EVENT

Voces en Bloom is a vibrant, bilingual outdoor pop-up concert celebrating rising local Latine voices through music, art, and community. The event features a dynamic lineup of local bands and DJs, a curated mini art market honoring Latine culture, and local craft beers. Round out your experience with tasty bites at neighboring Regent Street restaurants.

This year’s musical lineup includes

• Chac Xol
• Jazzy Olivio
• Amadora

Learn more at https://www.saltlakecountyarts.org/events/voces-en-bloom/

This event is a celebration of community during Welcoming Week 2026. This event will include: -Film screenings -Workshops -Information sessions -Immigrant-owned marketplace -Cultural performances (dances, live music) -Volunteer opportunities

Women of the World (WoW) is excited to host our annual Welcoming Week Open House & Block Party on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. This event brings neighbors of all backgrounds together to celebrate connection, inclusion, and community prosperity. Come tour our office, get to know WoW, and enjoy a fun, family friendly evening! 
Our free event will have Client Story Sharing, Food, Arts & Crafts, Vendors, Animal Ambassadors, Face Painting, Raffles and more! Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1bTH6C2Lum/?mibextid=wwXIfr

The NYT bestselling author and TikTok sensation Mercury Stardust (AKA the Trans Handy Ma'am) returns to Salt Lake City! Join us for a special comedy performance, Q&A, and signing and photo opportunity celebrating the release of Lost and Found: A Compassionate Guide to Homeownership at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts on Thursday, September 24 at 6pm! 
This event is ticketed. 
Get your tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mercury-stardust-lost-and-found-tickets-1993715825704

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An inspiring event to help you grow, connect, and breathe a little deeper. Whether you’re raising neurodivergent children or just want to feel more confident and connected, this event is for you. For more information and ticket purchasing please visit: https://bridgewayconnections.org/events/

Darlene McDonald is a published novelist and essayist. She currently serves as the Executive Director of the Selma Institute, a nonprofit she started to provide a way for descendants of slaves to honor ancestors who were enslaved. Darlene will talk about the history of voting in the United States, starting with formation of the electoral college, the election of George Washington, and the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Darlene will demonstrate that throughout American history, there's been more effort to suppress voting rights of American citizens rather than encourage an informed electorate to become civically engaged.

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