Live Entertainment Venues

Cedar City, Utah

Heritage Center Theater presents community concerts and events in downtown Cedar City.

Cedar City, Utah

Utah Shakespeare Festival presents a Tony Award-winning summer theater season on the Southern Utah University campus.

195 W Center St 84720

Draper, Utah

Draper Amphitheater presents community concerts and events at Draper City Park.

Kearns, Utah

Utah Olympic Oval is the world's fastest speed skating track — a 2002 Olympic legacy facility in Kearns where multiple world speed skating records have been broken. Utah's extraordinary Olympic legacy (the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics were considered the best-organized Olympics in the modern era) and the Olympic Oval's remarkable performance statistics create a sports venue of genuine international athletic significance.

5662 Cougar Lane, Kearns, UT 84118

Logan, Utah

Dee Glen Smith Spectrum at Utah State University presents concerts and Aggies basketball in Logan.

Logan, Utah

Ellen Eccles Theatre presents touring concerts and Broadway acts in a restored 1923 vaudeville house in downtown Logan.

43 S Main St 84321

Logan, Utah

Old Lyric Repertory Company presents summer stock theater on the Utah State University campus in Logan.

Murray, Utah

Murray Park Amphitheater presents summer concerts and community events in Murray, Utah.

Ogden, Utah

George S. Eccles Ice Center presents figure skating and hockey events, a 2002 Winter Olympics venue in Ogden.

Ogden, Utah

Ogden Amphitheater presents summer concerts in a park setting in downtown Ogden.

Ogden, Utah

Peery's Egyptian Theater presents concerts and film in a restored 1924 movie palace in downtown Ogden.

2415 Washington Blvd 84401

Orem, Utah

SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre presents summer concerts and movies in Orem's community arts park.

699 S State St 84058

Orem, Utah

UCCU Center at Utah Valley University presents concerts and Wolverines basketball in Orem.

800 W University Pkwy 84058

Park City, Utah

The Egyptian Theatre is Park City's historic cultural centerpiece — a beautifully restored 1926 Egyptian Revival cinema-theater on Main Street that presents Sundance Film Festival screenings, concerts, theater, and community events in one of Utah's most upscale mountain resort towns. Park City's affluent ski resort visitor market and permanent population of high-income professionals creates consistent demand for premium entertainment programming, and the Egyptian delivers it in an incomparably atmospheric setting.

328 Main St 84060

Park City, Utah

Park City LIVE is Utah's most important independent music venue — a Main Street club presenting outstanding rock, country, and pop acts in one of America's most high-profile ski resort communities. Park City's extraordinary demographic (the wealthiest zip code in Utah, with a cosmopolitan population shaped by the Sundance Film Festival and the ski industry) creates a concert market of unusual sophistication and purchasing power.

Main St, Park City, UT 84060

Park City, Utah

Sundance Film Festival transforms Park City each January into America's most important independent film event — a two-week cultural phenomenon where the Egyptian Theatre, ECCLES Center, and multiple Park City venues present world premieres that shape the independent film world for the following year. Founded by Robert Redford in 1978, Sundance has launched the careers of countless major American filmmakers and remains the most significant American cultural event outside New York and Los Angeles.

1255 Festival Way, Park City, UT 84060

Provo, Utah

Marriott Center at Brigham Young University presents concerts and Cougars basketball in Provo.

Provo, Utah

Covey Center for the Arts is Provo's performing arts hub — a 1,000-seat theater in Utah County's major university city serving the BYU student population and Utah Valley's growing tech-industry professional community with concerts, theater, dance, and film. As Utah County has grown into one of the fastest-expanding regions in the United States driven by Silicon Slopes technology employment, Provo's entertainment infrastructure has expanded to meet the sophisticated cultural expectations of its increasingly diverse and educated population.

425 W Center St 84601

Provo, Utah

Rock Canyon Park Amphitheater presents summer concerts against the Wasatch Range backdrop in Provo.

Salt Lake City, Utah

Ballet West is one of America's most distinguished regional ballet companies — a Salt Lake City institution presenting classical and contemporary ballet in the Mountain West's finest theatrical settings. Ballet West's extraordinary artistic heritage (founded in 1963 by Willam Christensen, who staged the first full-length Nutcracker in America in 1944) and its consistent presentation of world-class classical dance create a ballet company of genuine American dance historical significance.

50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Capitol Theatre is Salt Lake City's most beloved historic performance venue — a 1913 vaudeville theater beautifully restored to present Ballet West, Utah Opera, and major touring performances in an intimate 1,900-seat setting. Its architectural grandeur and its role as the home of Utah's major performing arts companies make it the most important cultural venue in a state whose performing arts institutions consistently achieve excellence.

50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Capitol Theatre is Salt Lake City's most historically significant performing arts venue — a beautifully restored 1913 theater presenting Ballet West, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, and outstanding theatrical productions. Capitol Theatre's extraordinary architectural restoration (one of the finest historic theater restorations in the Western United States) and its consistent presentation of world-class dance create a performing arts venue of genuine Utah cultural significance.

50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Delta Center is a 18,300-seat arena in downtown Salt Lake City — home to the NBA Jazz and a major Intermountain West concert venue. Utah prohibits gambling (as does Hawaii, the only two states), making Delta Center and Salt Lake City's entertainment ecosystem a destination in its own right for regional residents who make gaming excursions to Nevada or to tribal casinos in adjacent states.

301 S Temple 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Delta Center is Salt Lake City's premier indoor entertainment venue — a 20,000-capacity arena home to the Utah Jazz NBA team and one of the most active concert arenas in the Intermountain West. The arena's transformation with a major renovation and the Jazz's ongoing development around NBA franchise player Lauri Markkanen create one of the most exciting sports and entertainment atmospheres in the Western United States.

301 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Delta Center is the home of the Utah Jazz — a 19,000-capacity Downtown SLC arena where the Jazz's extraordinary 1990s dynasties (the Stockton-to-Malone era teams remain among the most beloved in NBA history) and Utah's passionate basketball culture create game-day experiences of remarkable intensity. The Delta Center's recent renovation and the Jazz's exciting young team create a sports entertainment experience that reflects Utah's remarkable contemporary energy.

301 S Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Eccles Theater is Salt Lake City's most important new performing arts venue — a beautifully designed 2,500-seat downtown theater presenting major Broadway touring shows, major concerts, and cultural events. Its extraordinary architectural quality and its role as the premier Broadway house for the fastest-growing state in America create a performing arts venue that reflects Utah's remarkable cultural ambitions alongside its remarkable economic growth.

131 S Main St, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Kilby Court is one of America's most celebrated small music venues — a 250-capacity converted Salt Lake City garage that has been launching careers and providing intimate artist experiences since 1999. Bright Eyes, The Killers, Death Cab for Cutie, and hundreds of other significant artists played tiny Kilby Court shows before breaking nationally, earning the venue a legendary reputation among music industry insiders as the essential small venue stop in the Mountain West.

741 S 3rd West St 84104

Salt Lake City, Utah

Kingsbury Hall at the University of Utah is Salt Lake City's most culturally important performing arts venue — a 1930 Art Deco concert hall presenting the Utah Symphony, Utah Opera, and international touring performances for the Wasatch Front community. The University of Utah's extraordinary performing arts programming, supported by a major research university serving the Intermountain West's largest metropolitan area, creates one of the most comprehensive performing arts calendars in the region.

1395 Presidents Cir, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Salt Lake City, Utah

Kingsbury Hall is the University of Utah's most important performing arts venue — a 1,900-seat historic theater presenting major concerts, Broadway shows, and cultural events. The University of Utah's extraordinary growth as a research university and its role as the cultural anchor of one of America's fastest-growing metropolitan areas create a performing arts venue of considerable regional significance.

1395 Presidents Cir, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Salt Lake City, Utah

Pioneer Theatre Company is Utah's leading professional theater — a University of Utah company presenting outstanding Broadway productions and important world premieres. PTC's extraordinary commitment to professional standards in a university setting and its consistent presentation of nationally significant theatrical work create a theater company of genuine Rocky Mountain regional significance.

300 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Salt Lake City, Utah

Red Butte Garden Outdoor Concert Series is one of the most beautiful outdoor concert venues in the American West — a 3,000-capacity botanical garden amphitheater in the Wasatch foothills with views of Salt Lake Valley presenting summer concerts from folk to rock in a setting of extraordinary natural beauty. The combination of live music, mountain backdrop, and the sensory experience of a fragrant botanical garden creates one of America's most unique and beloved outdoor concert experiences.

300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Salt Lake City, Utah

Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre is Salt Lake City's most beloved outdoor concert venue — a University of Utah botanical garden hilltop site where summer concerts are presented with extraordinary views of the Salt Lake Valley and the Great Salt Lake. The concert series' remarkable combination of outstanding touring artists, the extraordinary natural setting, and the Wasatch Mountains as a backdrop create an outdoor concert experience of genuine Utah natural beauty.

300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Salt Lake City, Utah

Rice-Eccles Stadium is the home of the Utah Utes football team and served as the opening and closing ceremonies venue for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics — a 51,444-capacity stadium with views of the Wasatch Mountains creating one of the most scenically situated stadiums in college football. Utah's remarkable football rise under Kyle Whittingham and its transition to the Pac-12 have made Rice-Eccles one of the most competitive game-day environments in the Mountain West.

451 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Salt Lake City, Utah

Rice-Eccles Stadium is the home of the Utah Utes football team — a Pac-12 powerhouse whose recent success has established Utah as one of the most competitive programs in the Western United States. Utah's remarkable combination of outstanding football and the extraordinary backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains create game-day experiences uniquely shaped by the most dramatic natural setting of any college football stadium in the American West.

451 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Salt Lake City, Utah

Smith's Ballpark is the home of the Salt Lake Bees — a beautiful minor league ballpark where the Los Angeles Angels' Triple-A affiliate plays with the Wasatch Mountains as a spectacular backdrop. SLC's extraordinary natural setting and its growing population of outdoor recreation enthusiasts create a minor league baseball experience of unusual quality and natural beauty.

77 W 1300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84115

Salt Lake City, Utah

The State Room is Salt Lake City's finest listening room — a 700-capacity concert hall designed with exceptional acoustics and sightlines that has earned recognition as one of the best small venues in the Mountain West. The venue's programming spans singer-songwriters, jazz, world music, and indie acts in an atmosphere that demands attentive listening, filling a niche in Salt Lake's entertainment market for music lovers who want intimate concert experiences with premium production values.

638 S State St 84111

Salt Lake City, Utah

Twilight Concert Series presents free summer outdoor concerts at Gallivan Center and other downtown Salt Lake City venues.

Salt Lake City, Utah

The Utah Hockey Club is the NHL's newest franchise — an exciting young team playing at the Delta Center that has brought NHL hockey to one of America's fastest-growing sports markets. Utah's extraordinary ice sports culture (the 2002 Winter Olympics were held in Salt Lake City, creating the finest winter sports infrastructure in the United States) and its passionate new hockey fan base create a sporting spectacle of remarkable contemporary significance.

301 S Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Utah Opera is the Mountain West's most important opera company — presenting full-scale opera productions at Capitol Theatre in Salt Lake City. Utah's remarkable choral tradition (the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is one of the world's most celebrated choral ensembles, with a musical culture that extends throughout the state) creates an audience for classical vocal performance of extraordinary depth and engagement.

50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Abravanel Hall is one of America's finest concert halls — a Downtown SLC venue whose extraordinary acoustics (designed by Cyril Harris, who also designed Carnegie Hall's renovation) and the Utah Symphony's consistent artistic excellence create a classical music experience that regularly surprises visitors expecting provincial programming. The Utah Symphony's remarkable 80-year history and Abravanel's exceptional acoustic quality create an orchestral experience of genuine national cultural significance.

123 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Salt Lake City, Utah

Vivint Arena (now Delta Center) is Salt Lake City's most active entertainment complex — regularly hosting major national touring acts and NBA Utah Jazz basketball in Utah's most important indoor entertainment venue. Salt Lake City's position as the entertainment capital of a vast Intermountain West region creates consistent demand for world-class entertainment programming that the arena delivers with exceptional regularity.

301 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

Sandy, Utah

America First Field presents Real Salt Lake MLS matches and concerts in Sandy.

9256 S State St 84070

Sandy, Utah

Hale Centre Theatre is Utah's most attended professional theater company — a Sandy institution with the most innovative theater-in-the-round design in the Western United States, where each audience member is guaranteed an unobstructed view of every performance. Hale Centre's extraordinary commitment to high-quality family entertainment and its remarkable subscriber base make it one of the most financially successful mid-size regional theater companies in America.

9900 Monroe St, Sandy, UT 84070

Sandy, Utah

America First Field (Zions Bank Stadium) is the home of Real Salt Lake — a beautifully designed soccer-specific stadium where RSL's passionate fan community has established Utah as one of MLS's most dedicated soccer markets. RSL's 2009 MLS Cup championship and its consistently outstanding supporter culture create a soccer environment of remarkable passion for a market that many underestimated.

9256 State St, Sandy, UT 84070

Springdale, Utah

O.C. Tanner Amphitheater presents summer concerts against the red rock cliffs of Zion National Park in Springdale.

St. George, Utah

Dixie Center presents conventions, concerts, and community events in St. George.

St. George, Utah

Tuacahn Center for the Arts presents Broadway musicals and concerts in a red-rock outdoor amphitheater near St. George.

1100 Tuacahn Dr 84738

West Valley City, Utah

Maverik Center presents concerts and Utah Grizzlies hockey in West Valley City.

3200 S Decker Lake Dr 84119

West Valley City, Utah

USANA Amphitheatre is Utah's premier outdoor concert venue — an 18,000-capacity open-air amphitheatre west of Salt Lake City that hosts the biggest summer touring acts for the Wasatch Front market. With the Oquirrh Mountains as backdrop and capacity to rival major East Coast amphitheatres, USANA has established itself as one of the most spectacular outdoor concert settings in the Mountain West, regularly hosting artists who use it as their sole Utah date on national summer tours.

5150 Upper Ridge Rd 84118

West Valley City, Utah

USANA Amphitheatre is the primary large outdoor concert venue in Utah — a 20,000-capacity West Valley City amphitheater presenting major summer touring concerts for the Wasatch Front metro. Utah's remarkable population growth and its extraordinary outdoor recreation culture create a concert market of unusual energy and enthusiasm for a state historically associated with more conservative entertainment preferences.

5150 Upper Ridge Rd, West Valley City, UT 84128