![]() ![]() The intersections people rave about - Third and Third, Ninth and Ninth - are still inching their way toward major-league status, but they have their moments. ![]() The air is clean, and the people unhurried as they move below the majestic peaks to both the east and west (the eastern Wasatch Range are “the big ones” when locals give directions). The real draw of this place, however, remains that, at heart, it is a crisp mountain town. There are tons of great local businesses listed on there – places like Scion Cider, Stoneground Italian Kitchen, Quarters and more!įeatured image – wine store at 3rd West.Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu This will let you earn points for NBA prizes – including free tickets. be sure to download the NBA events app on both iOS and Android – you’ll find the ability to check in at a boatload participating local restaurants and bars – anytime now through to the games. This includes FrontRunner, TRAX, all bus services including Ski Bus, Paratransit, and UTA On-Demand. ![]() More than that, UTA will be offering ten zero fare days, February 12th through 21st, during NBA All-Star week. Make plans with that in mind, but also take note that the UTA will be running Trax until 2 a.m. The store can be found at the North East entrance of the Salt Palace and will be a cash free operation.Īs I noted in our Valentine’s Day roundup, expect the city to start feeling much busier than usual several days ahead of the big days themselves. ![]() This is apparently the first time the DABS has opened such a popup of this nature. The temporary pop up store will feature both national and local product with commissioner Tiffany Clason going on to specifically note the excitement to showcase local Utah craft product to visitors. The temporary store will be open in the Salt Palace Convention Center from Thursday, February 16 – Saturday, February 18, 2023, from 11am to 10pm each day.ĭuring today’s DABS meeting, commissioner Tiffany Clason spoke to “significant concerns” about pedestrian safety in regards the huge influx of in and out-of-state visitors to downtown SLC. The Alcoholic Beverage Services Commission will vote on whether to proceed with the temporary store in their meeting on January, 26, 2023. The DABS is pleased to take the opportunity to feature many locally made craft products in the temporary store. 400 S., by providing walkable access for visitors to another location that is nearby many events. The temporary store will improve safety and traffic in and around the existing state liquor store on 200 W. The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services plans to open a temporary store to accommodate the influx of visitors to Utah’s capital city during the NBA All-Star 2023 weekend. As some of you may recall, popup liquor store options have been mooted for some eighteen months (a major new downtown liquor store is still under development) at DABS meetings, and today, one such store was approved. Downtown Salt Lake City has only one liquor store proper – two if you generously add the Westerly wine-focused store, three if you expand your search radius to the Avenues, and the store snuck underneath the Smith’s. One small wrinkle in those plans however. Ben Winslow notes an expected $40 million economic impact from the marquee event the throng of arrivals will flood the city and its hotels, restaurants, bars and… liquor stores. According to some, estimations are that 115,000 attendees will pitch up to watch the action. If you didn’t already know, those are the official dates for the massive NBA All Star games hitting downtown Salt Lake City. Mark February 17th through 19th very boldly on your calendar. ![]()
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