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As a rave venue and record store, ETA45MINS centered the queer and neurodivergent dance music community.
Party Hard
Ballpark’s 45 World Records, before its demolition. Courtesy Photo The following article was originally published on June 3, 2026, as part of the 2026 City Weekly Pride Issue . Tucked away in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood, at 1120 S. Richards Street, the dance record store 45 World Records was demolished in April.
In its final years, the old space had evolved from a temporary living situation into a venue for the dance music collective known as ETA45MINS, then into a personal studio and, ultimately, a community-focused record shop.
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