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48 HOURS IN Weekend fun in Wendover.
SHOPPING Halloween makeup tips and costume ideas from the ladies at beauty glam Now.
// 8 KYLE WHITTINGHAM Head football coach of the University of Utah.
// 10 UTAH'S FALL LEAVES time for an extra dosage of fall before winter blows in with a fury.
// 19 ENTERTAINMENT Fun transportation in SLc.
ODYSSEY DANCE THEATRE an indepth look at OtD's thriller.
NIGHTLIFE creepy cemetaries in Skull Valley.
// 22 DATEBOOK Find this moth's calendar of events, including concerts, performances, festivals and more.
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WENDOVER Less than two hours away from Salt Lake City, Wendover is
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known for great concerts, food, casinos and resorts. If you’re looking
Bonneville Salt Flats On your way to Wendover, you have to check out the famous Bonneville Salt Flats. The Bonneville Salt Flats is one of the most unique natural features in Utah. Stretching over 30,000 acres, the Bonneville Salt Flats is a fragile resource administered by the Bureau of Land Management. It is located along I-80 near the Utah-Nevada border. Wendover is the closest city. Don’t miss record-breaking speeds at the up and coming World Finals – SCTA, October 1 - 4.
for a fun weekend getaway, Wendover has you covered.
Peppermill Concert Hall At the Peppermill Concert Hall in Wendover, there isn’t a bad seat in the house - Literally every seat is within 88 feet of the stage! Repeatedly nominated as “Casino Venue of the Year” by the Academy of Country Music, this stage has featured such bigname entertainment as Jay Leno, Willie Nelson, Ronnie Dunn, Vince Gill and Pat Benatar.
October’s shows include:
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Peppermill Wendover Hotel Casino Ranked #2 on tripadvisor The Peppermill Resort has 382 luxurious rooms, including 64 suites. Guest room amenities include sitting areas, luxury linens, safety deposit box access, and in-room movies. Restaurant choices range from Pancho & Willie’s fine Mexican to Cafe Milano’s 24 hour dining and buffet and order-on-the-go Cafe Espresso.
For a more casual and quick bite, get a taste of your deli favorites at the 2nd Street Deli. Step up to the counter and place your order for you favorite piled high with flavorful meats, cheeses and all the condiments or a custom-made baguette pizza.
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Kyle Whittingham Currently in his ninth year as head coach of the University of Utah’s football team, Kyle Whittingham has an over all record of 71-32, including seven bowl victories. He was the 2008 National Coach of the Year and is 2-0 in BCS bowl games.
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Coach Whittingham is known for developing NFL players and Utah was the third-most represented team in the 2013 Super Bowl with four former players: Baltimore’s Paul Kruger, Ma’ake Kemoeatu, David Reed and San Francisco’s Alex Smith. Needless to say, Coach Whitt, as fans call him, has become a household name among Utes and the PAC 12. What do you love most about Utah?
I love everything about Utah. Being able to ski in the winter, boat in the summer, and experience all four seasons are things that I really enjoy.
What are your favorite places to eat at downtown?
There are so many great restaurants in Salt Lake City, so it’s hard to single out just one. I will say that Mexican cuisine is a favorite of mine, and there are three or four places in town that I really like to go to.
What is your favorite place to go watch sports?
I would have to say that Rice-Eccles Stadium is my obvious favorite. I also enjoy watching sporting events and concerts at Energy Solutions Arena.
What are you most excited for this fall?
I’m excited to get the football season underway, as you might expect. We were disappointed with last season, and we are looking to improve this year. Football season has always been my favorite time of year.
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What do you love most about coaching at the University of Utah?
Without a doubt, working with the players and seeing their growth and development during their time in our program is the most satisfying part of my job.
What’s your favorite date night?
I really don’t have much time for going out except for during the month of July. We like to get away as much as possible during that time and really enjoy Lake Powell and Hawaii.
What’s the best team to play at home, and what’s the best team to play away? Playing in the Pac-12 is challenging every week. There really is no one favorite place to play or favorite team to have come to our stadium.
Where is your favorite place to go celebrate with the team? By far the favorite place for our team to celebrate is in the locker room after a hard-fought victory!
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Utah’s Fall Leaves
It’s time for an extra dosage of fall before winter blows in with a fury. Whether you’re trying to squeeze in one more adventure or just squeezing out every last drop of the season, check out the places below to get the most out of your Utah fall. EMIGRATION CANyON Fall is one of the best times to explore one of Utah’s most historical canyons. From the wagon trains to Pony express riders and modern-day cyclists, there’s a reason emigration canyon is— and has always been—the place. “the fall always helps me remember what a special place emigration canyon really is,” says rick raile, emigration canyon community council’s chair and acct representative. raile knows how he likes his fall days in Emigration Canyon: filled with taste and color. His ideal fall day might begin with a scrumptious breakfast with his wife or a hike in the canyon with his dog Hummer. “I think both of those scenarios would probably send you into sensory overload,” says raile. It’s that sensory overload that makes fall raile’s favorite season. “My only wish is that it would last longer,” he says.
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MILL CREEk Margo Provost, owner of Log Haven restaurant, shares raile’s love of fall. “Fall is my favorite time of year in this canyon,” she says. tucked within the twists and turns of Mill Creek Canyon, you can find all the hiking, biking, and picnicking you could hope for before snow hits, and Provost knows how to make the most of it. “Hike the canyon, gather some colorful leaves,
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Entertainment and stop in at Log Haven for dinner and a craft beer afterward,” she suggests. Log Haven spends the month gearing up to celebrate the end of October in style. “Haunted Log Haven is an annual tradition where we invite our guests to dress in costume and join us for three days of spooky cocktails, eerie treats, and complimentary tarot readings,” says Provost. FISH LAkE Mill creek canyon might be around the corner, but if you need to slip outside of your everyday life for a bit, consider
a trip to Fish Lake National Forest for a cool and calming adventure. Fish Lake resorts reservationist beth anderson enjoys her time there. “It’s just a good place to be in the fall,” she says. at a little over three hours southwest of Salt Lake city, Fish Lake National Forest offers a contemplative atmosphere with all sorts of outdoor activities still available. anderson mentions hiking and fishing as great activities, but she truly gets excited when she describes the lake. “the lake is pretty glassy,” she says. “a lot of the time, you can see the trees reflected in the lake.” If that’s not enough to convince you to visit, Fish Lake has a few other tricks
up its sleeve. One word: Pando. Keep in mind that as you hike through the quaking aspens that make up part of the national forest you’re also hiking through the Pando aspen clone. these aspens share the same root system and the same set of genes, making it one of the largest living organisms in the world. Whether you’re in the mood to escape the daily beat or need an adventure right around the corner, you’re in luck. Utah is the perfect place to get your fall fix before winter hits, giving everyone an opportunity to savor every moment of the season until it’s done.
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Odyssey Dance Theatre’s Thriller
The only thing to fear, is missing this show. In most places, if someone told you they saw werewolves step-dancing and a dozen Chuckies prancing with knives, you might assume they had too much Nyquil before bed. But in Utah, this means Halloween is approaching and Odyssey Dance Theatre is showcasing their spooky and celebrated annual production of “Thriller.” Odyssey Dance Theatre’s “Thriller” is Halloween’s answer to the “Nutcracker,” but instead of dolls that come to life, the undead roam the stage with dance moves to impress the most stoic zombie. Although the production opens with it’s namesake, Michael Jackson’s original song, “Thriller,” that is just a starting point. “Thriller is just the beginning of the show. The rest of the show is a series of vignettes of all of your favorite Halloween characters,” says Odyssey’s Founder and Artistic Director, Derryl Yeager. This year Odyssey will be performing “Thriller” over 47 times at seven locations state-wide due to it’s overwhelming popularity. Albeit its present notoriety, the first run of the ghoulish dance production, which debuted over 15 years ago, almost
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got the chopping block before it had a chance to manifest its macabre head. “A couple of days before the show, the guy from Kingsbury Hall called me and said, ‘you’ve only sold about 50 tickets to this thing, maybe you should cancel it,’” says Yeager. “But I knew what we were doing in the studio was something different, it was something special.” By the fourth run of the show, “Thriller” had sell-out performances. Though the number of attendees has changed, much of the core of the show has not. Yeager says about three fourths of the pieces in the show today are the original pieces created for “Thriller” 15 years ago. “Those pieces just have the staying power, that really speaks to the pieces themselves,” says Yeager. “But at the same time, the show has developed and grown over the years and every year I try to do something a little different and have a couple of little twists.” One of those “little twists” this year is the addition of a video contests where three to four submitted entries will be incorporated into the production and the audience will have the opportunity to vote for their
favorite one. Other new elements to look for this year include a Dracula-oriented piece performed by “So You Think You Can Dance” finalists, Ryan and Ashleigh Di Lello, and a robots-gone-bad number featuring LED light technology developed by Brigham Young University. “It’s just amazing stuff,” Yeager says of the robot number. “The lights are very highly choreographed to what they are dancing, and the piece as a whole.” As the growing popularity of the production can attest, “Thriller” is not just for dance junkies and Halloween fanatics. “One of the things that makes the show really shine and one of the reasons why people like to come back to it is because of the sick Halloween humor in it,” says Yeager. According to Yeager, the show often has the audience in hysterics, not because it is absurdly frightening, but because it’s absolutely funny. Odyssey Dance Theatre’s production of “Thriller” runs from Sept. 27 – Nov. 2 throughout Utah. Visit http://odysseydance.com/ for more information and to purchase tickets. While the show does have scary elements, the only thing to truly fear is missing the chance to see “Thriller.” Buy tickets soon before they sell out.
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Halloween Glam Beauty Glam Now here to get you in the mood for the spookiest time of year—Halloween! We love seeing everyone get dressed up and into character. Whether you choose to go all out or wear some fun accessories, we’ve got all the fun ideas to make you look “boo-tiful” this Halloween! Here are our favorites!
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Lips
We came across these fun lip “stickers” last Halloween and can’t get enough of them! They are so fun and easy to apply!
Tips
Eyelashes
Lashes can dress up any outfit this Halloween. We chose our favorite falsies from Make-Up Forever.*
Here is a step-by-step guide on applying these fun lips.
Nails
This manicure will be sure to be a favorite!
Tips • Use Duo lash glue to adhere lashes. You can pick it up at Target. • Measure the lashes to fit before adhering them, cut off any remaining false lash that does not fit on the lash line. • Apply lash glue and allow the glue to become tacky before applying to the lash line. *You can purchase these at your local Sephora store or online at www.sephora.com.
You can purchase these at your local Spencer’s gift shop or online at www.wviolentlips.com.
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Tips • Use OPI Onyx first, applying 2 coats and allowing them to dry. • Use OPI matte as a topcoat, applying where you want the shine to be gone. • You can create different looks by applying the matte coat in different patterns. •Use nylons, tape, and other fun stencils to achieve different looks.
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Wonder Woman DIY
For Halloween 2013, we are so inspired by the hit movie The Great Gatsby, based on the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The classic flapper girl style in the movie is full of glitz, texture, romance, and glamor! Let your costume look be inspired by these Gatsby-inspired photos! To achieve this look, try a mixture of new and vintage pieces; check thrift stores, Pibs Exchange, and Halloween stores such as Zurchers or Costume Closet.
If you’re looking for a more classic and powerful costume, give this DIY tutorial by Fancy Made a try! Wonder Woman is a fun costume, and this DIY makes it easy! By using vintage pieces (try Pibs Exchange or local thrift stores) and new pieces and sewing them together, you can make a completely unique look. You can make it more modest, or even use more business-appropriate pieces to use for an office party! Check out http://fancymade.tumblr.com/ DIY to get the scoop on this fun Wonder Woman costume.
Social Media Suite—Group Cost�me With the ever-growing popularity (and addiction) to social media, why not take it to another level with your friends? Dress up as your favorite social site—Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, or even Pinterest! This is a fun and original play on the sites we use everyday! You can either make these with friends or check out Halloween stores such as Spirit, Costume Closet, or Zurchers.
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Dining
Pago
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f you’ve given any attention to the local food scene in Utah in the last few years, you know about Pago. Walking in the 9th and 9th neighborhood staple, I wondered if there was anything to be said about Pago that hasn’t been said by every other writer darkening its doors for a review. It seems like every food writer is a fan and every Pago regular is an evangelist for what’s on the plate or wine list, who’s in the kitchen and/or the aesthetic of it all. It satisfies on so many levels. Sitting down for dinner, our server explained that Pago’s menu changes weekly and most certainly seasonally. Intrigued by the mention of carrots on a lot of the
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menu items, we tried the starter that was exclusively carrots and cleverly named “carrot”. The server said he likes to call it “carrots five ways”. It sounded a little too high-concept to say, here’s a plate of carrots done a lot of different ways. But it worked beautifully and looked the same. The different expressions of the dish complimented nicely and the presentation was Instagram-worthy. Alongside the Utah lamb, came a wonderfully seasoned pea falafel, chermoula, carrots, cucumbers and a house yogurt. The presentation matched the flavors showing a lot of nice color, especially after cutting the falafel open. The dark exterior up against the bold dark green matched the flavor nicely. It’s a menu item that knocks on the door of fall nicely. Pago is like a great album. No matter how many times you listen to Plans by Death Cab for Cutie, it remains great. No matter how many times you wait for a table at Pago, stare at the menu, talk with Evan Lewandowski about the wine list or order Courtney McDowell’s desserts,
the quality and depth of Pago stands. And, like a great album, you can simply enjoy it for what it is, great food, or you can scrutinize every piece of it and find nuance worth celebrating. For all the fans of chain restaurants where one can have the same dish summer, fall, winter or spring, try Pago. Why? A lot of restaurants try to accomplish what Pago has done. It’s created a following of fiercely devoted fans who simply trust the restaurant. No matter what’s on the menu or beverage list, these fans will order it and probably like it. Season restaurants can frustrate the creatures of habit. For you, the Pago burger is always on the menu with varying seasonal accoutrements. With lesser quality burgers, I order my burgers medium or medium-well. When the server told me Pago sources beef from
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Finding Fun in the Journey
Some say it’s about the journey, not the destination. Those who live by that philosophy, or who would like to try it on for size, have plenty of options for fun filled modes of transportation in the local area. And while there is no reason to limit the festivities to just the journey, there are
Salt Lake City Pedal Hopper The Salt Lake City Pedal Hopper is a 16-person party bike pedal-powered by its passengers. And while bar beers and bikes go together like Tevas and hikes,
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Le Bus to Wendover The Le Bus to Wendover and the Magic School Bus bear many similarities: there is a charming, energetic host; the destination is filled with neon colors and interesting life forms; and passengers always go home smarter than they came, though on Le Bus riders learn about alcohol and gambling instead of nature and science. A $20 ride on Le Bus provides round-trip transportation to Wendover, Lucky Le Bus Bingo, free buffet and cocktails, and $5 cash back. www.lebus.com Music Taxi Everybody sings in the car, but in the Park City Music Taxi, everybody sings in a mic to all of their friends in the car. The Park City Music Taxi will take you where you want to go in Park City and Salt Lake, and if that place is your own late-night rendition of Heart’s “Barracuda,” the Music Taxi will make that happen. www.music-taxi.com
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Party Bus On a trip aboard the party bus, bar hoppers never have to worry about finding a designated driver. This bus specializes in night-life transportation and provides VIP treatment for club tours, bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthdays, corporate events, or any special night out. www.partybusnation.com
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Road Tripping: Skull Valley Cemeteries
mountain. a placard on the chute describes it’s function. Once the ore dried up, the town quickly dispersed, leaving a fraction of the population of the one-time boomtown.
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Instead of the usual corn maze or pumpkin patch, this year might we suggest a day trip, or more appropriately in this case, a night trip through Skull Valley to discover the long-forgotten cemeteries nestled inside and around this appropriately named region. type these coordinates into your phone’s gPS and follow where the lady tells you to go for a creepy Halloween adventure. TO SkULL VALLEy:
From Salt Lake city take I-80 West for about an hour, get off on exit 77 and turn left on the 196. this will take you all the way through Skull Valley. Follow the sharp turn onto the 199. It takes you out of the valley and leads you to some old mining towns. Follow the road signs and you should be just fine. IOSEPA Coordinates: N 40° 33.286’ W 112° 44.289’ From the “aloha Iosepa” sign at the turn off, to the sea turtle marking the entrance to the Iosepa cemetery, the Polynesian culture is apparent in this Utah ghost town. Utah ghost towns are divided into mining towns and Mormon towns, and this is a Mormon town through and through. Polynesian converts arrived in Utah in the mid 1800s to get temple married and were eventually sent to settle the land of Iosepa and work for the church’s agriculture business. Nearly impossible conditions plagued them for 28 years,
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leaving many graves. Most of the living inhabitants returned to the Hawaiian Islands once a temple was built there. those who died still lie today in the only place that really still exists from that time: the cemetery. the history of Iosepa is well documented by several signs and placards. Most of the graves in Iosepa are only differentiated by a cement barrier and then covered by rocks. Some have cement headstones, but most are bare. In the center stands a cast-iron fence surrounding two graves. One has a headstone with an inscription naming the person and their birth and death dates—a rare feature here. Spookiness Rating: 3/10 OPHIR Coordinates: N 40° 22.122’ W 112° 15.518’ Ophir smacks you in the face with it’s mining roots. The first structure you’ll notice when entering the town is the ore-loading chute on the side of the
Ophir is the least ghost towny of all. there are houses for sale, trailers, and an old downtown looking area that seems like it is trying to pull in tourists. the quiet time starts at 10 p.m. and goes till 7 a.m., and you can’t go more than 20 mph through the town, but the cemetery rests a few miles before all that. the Old Ophir cemetery’s headstones can only be described as rocks on the ground. there are a few cement structures that lack inscriptions, and some wooden crosses, but the majority of this grave yard is rocks on a tree-filled hillside. Spookiness Rating: 5/10 MERCUR Coordinates: N 40° 18.372’ W 112° 15.551’ Mercur is another boomtown made ghost town. If you want to see more of Mercur than the cemetery, don’t bother trying—there is a large fence keeping away visitors. the american barrick resources corporation owns the area now. the last of the ore has only recently been mined, and they are still working to instill the natural growth. the Mercur cemetery is a bit more of a hike than the other two. You’ll be rewarded at the top by a wooden placard that reads, “Mercur cemetery.” Most of the graves are surrounded by their very own white picket fence, but any inscription on the headstones have all but worn away. Many of the graves are decorated with flowers and even some christmas garland. One of the graves had a fresh-looking doll dressed in pink straddling the fence—an alarming sight for anyone who’s seen chucky. Spookiness Rating: 7/10 Many Utah towns were promptly abandoned once the ore and coal dried up, leaving behind ghost towns galore. So pack a flask of whiskey and head west. Discover where the people of the Skull Valley area still lie today.
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Performances THOROUGHLy MODERN MILLIE 10/1-10/22 8:45 p.m.; $23.50-$59.50, Tuacahn Amphitheatre, 1100 Tuacahn Drive, Ivins
BILL COBSy: LIVE AND IN PERSON 10/4 7 p.m.; $35-$65, Sevier Valley Center, 800 West 200 South, Richfield
DRACULA VS. THE WOLFMAN 10/1-11/2 7:30 p.m.; $8-$16, The Off Broadway Theatre, 272 South Main, SLC
STOMP 10/4-10/6 Friday 8 p.m., Saturday 4 p.m. & 8 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. & 6:30 p.m.; $82-$301, Kingsbury Hall, 1395 East President’s Circle, SLC
CIRqUE MUSICA 10/1 Cirque Musica takes audiences on a journey to a faraway land of dazzling beauty and mystery. The show blends the grace and thrills of the world’s greatest circus performers with stunning symphonic music from classical, POPS, and popular repertoire. 7:30 p.m.; $30-$95, Maverik Center, 3200 South Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City
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GABRIEL IGLESIAS PRESENTS STAND-UP REVOLUTION COMEDy FESTIVAL 10/19 Gabriel Iglesias is one of the most successful stand-up comedians today performing to sold out audiences all over the U.S. and abroad. His stand-up comedy is a mixture of storytelling, parodies, characters and sound effects that bring all his personal experiences to life. Gabriel's unique and animated comedy style has made him popular among fans of all ages. 7:30 p.m.; $32-$57, Maverik Center, 3200 South Decker Lake Drive, West Valley
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Italian - Tuscan-style menu with everything authentic, Italian, and made fresh to order.
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Market Street Broiler
Seafood - Seafood flown from around the world, and tender steaks, grilled over mesquite
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Brewpub -The mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon; serving 24 micro-brewed beers.
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Datebook 8 p.m.; $12, The State Room, 638 South State Street, SLC Hey Marseilles 10/2 8 p.m.; $14, The State Room, 638 South State Street, SLC Sol 10/4 7 p.m.; $12-$14, Kilby Court, 741 South 330 West, SLC Blue October 10/4 8 p.m.; $25-$30, The Depot, 400 West South Temple, SLC Lucy rose 10/5 7 p.m.; $12, 741 South 330 West, SLC Cameron Rafati and The Public 10/5 9 p.m.; $10, The State Room, 638 South State Street, SLC The Most Wanted Tour Featuring Datsik Funtcase Antiserum and Mayhem with SubAntix 10/5 7 p.m.; $20, 579 West 200 South, SLC
KT Tunstall 10/8 8 p.m.; $40, The State Room, 638 South State Street, SLC Josh Groban 10/11 8 p.m.; $49.50-$99.50, Energy Solutions Arena, 301 West South Temple, SLC The Waterboys 10/13 8 p.m.; $42, The State Room, 638 South State Street, SLC Passion Pit 10/16 6:30 p.m.; $30, The Complex, 537 West 100 South, SLC P!nk 10/17 7:30 p.m.; $39.50-$99.50, Energy Solutions Arena, 301 West South Temple, SLC Ani DiFranco 10/19 8 p.m.; $33-$35, The Depot, 400 West South Temple, SLC Boy 10/19
8 p.m.; $15, Urban Lounge, 241 South 500 East, SLC SuicideGirls: Blackheart Burlesque 10/20 8 p.m.; $20, In The Venue, 579 West 200 South, SLC Attila 10/21 5 p.m.; $14, In The Venue, 579 West 200 South SLC Sleigh Bells with Doldrums 10/22 8 p.m.; $20, The Complex, 537 West 100 South, SLC CocoRosie 10/22 8 p.m.; $18, The Depot, 400 West South Temple, SLC R3HAB 10/25 9 p.m.; $25-$35, The Depot, 400 West South Temple, SLC Disco Drippers 10/26 9 p.m.; $10, The State Room, 638 South State Street, SLC
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Datebook Living Colour 10/29 8 p.m.; $17-$22, The Depot, 400 West South Temple, SLC
featuring five area artists working in various mediums. 5 p.m.; Free, Utah Arts Festival Gallery, 230 South 500 West, SLC
Festivals and Special Events
Oktoberfest 10/1-10/13 Visit snowbird.com for dates and times; Free, Snowbird, Highway 210, Snowbird
That Thing You Hate 10/1-10/4 Three artists dedicate themselves to doing something they hate artistically, but recognize as having value. Each artist sought out a mentor, and worked to develop skills in that area. 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Free Admission, Alice Gallery at the Glendinning Home, 617 East South Temple, SLC Strangling Brothers Big Top Tent of Horrors – Haunted Semi Trailers 10/4-11/2 6:30 p.m.; $25-$35, Strangling Brothers Haunted Circus, 98 East 13800 South, Draper Visionary & Expressive Contemporary Art / Decay Theory 10/1-10/11 The September exhibit at the Utah Arts Festival Gallery examines various ways to look at the world with this exhibition
Midnight Drag Bash 10/4 Come join the Rocky Mountain Raceways for the final Midnight Drag of the year. Bring your own car out and see what it can do. They take the first 200 cars. 6 p.m.; $9-$20, Rocky Mountain Raceway, 6555 West 2100 South, West Valley City
11 a.m.-5 p.m.; $5-$10, Rocky Mountain Raceway, 6555 West 2100 South, SLC Pumpkin Festival 10/12 Pumpkin Festival features Bounce Houses and games for kids. 5 p.m.-7 p.m.; TBA, 6212 West 14200 South, Herriman Thriller 10/11-11/2 7:30 p.m.; $25-$45, Kingsbury Hall, 1395 East Presidents Circle, SLC
Haunted Village, This is the Place Heritage Park 10/9-10/31 9 a.m.; $15, This is the Place Heritage Park, 2601 East Sunnyside Avenue, SLC Ultimate Moto Challenge 10/12 Come check out this fantastic event! The Rocky Mountain Raceways has bikes, ATV's and Side x Sides running through the mud, the tire pit, rocks and even a LOG MOUNTAIN! Photo courtesy of Odyssey Dance Theatre
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