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BEST of UTAH 2024: Part I
Media, People & Politics / Arts & Entertainment
The art of origami—of turning a flat sheet of paper into imaginative sculptures using folding techniques—has been around since approximately the 7th century, following the introduction of paper to Japan from China. Ceremonial origami for religious purposes came first, with recreational origami developing by about the 16th century.
So the concept has been around for a while. While City Weekly's Best of Utah issue can hardly claim to have a comparable history, celebrating your favorites in Utah living has been an annual tradition since the issue's inauguration on Jan. 16, 1990.
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Places in this story
- Brewvies Cinema Pub
Downtown · Downtown cinema pub screening first-run and indie films with a full menu and bar, seating 21+.
- Kilby Court
Beloved all-ages venue anchoring Salt Lake City's indie and DIY music scene.
- Metro Music Hall
Downtown · Downtown live music venue and bar hosting touring and local acts, drag nights, and dance parties.
- Pioneer Theatre Company
Professional theatre on the University of Utah campus: a full season of plays and musicals, with season tickets and single performances.
- Red Butte Garden
Foothills garden venue known for summer concerts and family-friendly outings.
- Salt Lake City Public Library
Free public library system: searchable catalog with holds and interlibrary loan, online card signup, ebooks and a mobile app, events and art…
- The State Room
Downtown listening room for Americana, indie, and songwriter sets.
- Utah Food Bank
South Salt Lake · Statewide hunger-relief nonprofit: food pantry partners, mobile pantries, volunteer shifts, and donation drives across Utah.