We hope that you can join us on September 19th, 2018, as we come together at the Gallivan Center for a benefit concert to help the American Cancer Society attack cancer from every angle. Join us as we present a night of live entertainment featuring the Gin Blossoms, dancing, food, live auction, and more. As always this event will focus on fighting cancer through groundbreaking cancer research, providing aid to programs for patients, as well as information and resources for cancer prevention. A special portion of this evening will directly fund Access to Care in Utah which affects thousands of patients annually through programs like patient treatment transportation and the Hope Lodge. We have several ticket options- VIP, Priority, and General Admission. Seating is limited so get your tickets today at www.UtBigGig.org Get you tickets before August 6th using the promo code “earlybird” and receive $25 off Please note this is an age 21 and over event.

Join Summit Land Conservancy and Wasatch Brewery as we make a toast to open space with the debut of 'Clothing Hoptional!' 'Clothing Hoptional' is a truly local beer-- brewed with wild hops from protected properties in Summit County, and malt from Salt Lake City! Tickets are $15 ahead of time, or $20 at the door. Tickets include appetizers, two drinks, and an entry into the opportunity drawing with awesome prizes from Kühl, Shred Optics, Ritual Chocolate, Honey Stinger, Vessel Kitchen, and Rise Boxing! Pre-order your tickets here: hoppyhour2018.brownpapertickets.com All proceeds benefit the Summit Land Conservancy https://hoppyhour2018.brownpapertickets.com

The Lazlo Quartet bring their rhythm, roots and roll to Cucina to close out their Summer Outdoor Music series. Over 60 wines by the glass, a long beer list and epic food. Come jump. All you need is love. Reservations Recommended: 801 322 3055

Don't miss English singer songwriter Gary Numan at The Depot on September 29 with special guest Nightmare Air. Doors: 7pm, Show: 8pm. 21+ Event.

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Much like the city that shapes her work, Detroit-based Jax Anderson, aka Flint Eastwood, wakes up everyday confronting a world that tells us that we are not good enough, not unique enough, not rich, beautiful or smart enough; not the right color; not the right gender. Success is as subjective as it is elusive, but if the debut single "Queen" from Anderson's Broke Royalty EP reveals anything about the songstress, it's that she's everything she needs to be.

"Queen was written about the first time I was asked what it was like being a woman in music. I've always been the boss of my art -- I write my own songs, I play shows, I design a lot of my own graphics, make my own videos, craft my own photos, and I hustle alongside an amazing group of people just like every artist does. I had never considered myself different for being a woman. I have always set the standard with my team that I am the boss, regardless of my gender identity."

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Konrad Binienda | Pianist & Composer Public Welcome! Donations appreciated! Join us as Gifted Music School presents Konrad Binienda, an award-winning pianist, composer, and a graduate of the New England Conservatory/Harvard Double Degree program (Piano/Physics), and Cleveland Institute of Music. DMA.

Mystifying, mesmerizing, morbid monsters and maniacs arrive at the Egyptian Theatre for the annual Halloween dance performance by Odyssey Dance Theatre. Always a sell-out, make this part of your yearly Halloween tradition! Reduced pricing opening weekend and weekday performances. Recommended for ages 12+ - some children may find too scary. The Egyptian offers a "ZOMBIE ZAPPER" to any scared children, to keep those zombies away! 7:30pm shows, Sunday shows @ 6pm TICKETS: First weekend and all Wednesday & Thursdays: Front-of-House: $34. House Adult: $28 / Youth (12 & under) $23 Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays: Front-of-House: $40. House Adult: $34 / Youth (12 & under) $28 $5 MORE Purchased at the Door. NO TAXES or SERVICE FEES All Sales are Final. No Refunds. Call the box office for exchange policy. Reserve tickets at ParkCityShows.com or 435-649-9371

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The Salt Lake Symphony will open its 43rd season on Saturday, September 29th at 7:30 pm at Libby Gardner Concert Hall on President’s Circle on the University of Utah campus. Music director/conductor Robert Baldwin will conduct the orchestra and will welcome piano soloist Josh Wright for a concert titled “Rhythm, Passion, Fate.” Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for seniors and students. Tickets will be available at the door for cash, check or credit card.

At 6:15 pm, Robert Baldwin will present a Pre-Concert Discussion to provide insights into the history and culture behind the evening’s musical program. The discussion is free and will take place in Room 270 behind the concert hall.

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