Entertainment Districts in Salt Lake City

9th and 9th is Salt Lake City's most beloved neighborhood entertainment district — a tree-lined intersection where outstanding independent restaurants, vintage shops, and the city's most progressive community gather. SLC's extraordinary 9th and 9th neighborhood captures the creative and independent spirit of the non-LDS Salt Lake City community, creating an entertainment district of genuine urban neighborhood character.

Downtown Salt Lake City's Gateway District is Utah's most vibrant urban entertainment destination — a mixed-use complex near the historic Union Pacific Depot where outstanding restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues serve the rapidly growing Silicon Slopes tech workforce. SLC's extraordinary combination of world-class skiing access (eight ski resorts within 60 minutes), a booming tech economy, and a young, outdoor-oriented population create an entertainment district of unusual contemporary energy.

The Gallivan Center is a downtown Salt Lake City outdoor plaza and event venue hosting concerts, ice skating, farmer markets, and community events year-round. Central to Salt Lake City's growing downtown entertainment scene, it serves as a gathering point for Utah's visitors — including gaming enthusiasts who cross into Nevada or travel to West Wendover for casino gaming.

Liberty Park presents concerts, the Tracy Aviary, and community events in one of Salt Lake City's oldest parks.

Sugar House is Salt Lake City's most vibrant neighborhood entertainment district — a historic residential and commercial neighborhood where craft breweries, excellent restaurants, and independent bars create the most complete neighborhood entertainment experience in Utah. Sugar House's remarkable community character and its extraordinary preservation of SLC's most beloved historic neighborhood create an entertainment district of genuine urban Utah significance.

Temple Square presents Mormon Tabernacle Choir performances and seasonal light displays in downtown Salt Lake City.

This Is The Place Heritage Park presents living-history pioneer village events on the site where Brigham Young's party entered the valley.