I am planning a Bachelorette for September in Salt Lake City and looking for some advice. It’s a group of 17 of us and it’s a joint bride and groom trip with most of us in our late 20s/early 30s! Things I need some help with:

- Places to go out: we want good vibes, drinks, and to dance (we looked at sky, lake effect/church, exchange, but honestly we’re a bit lost) Also we might want a more chill spot to pregame the night so any recs there would also help

- Filler activities for when we have downtime: maybe like putt putt, trying swig, etc. Just things we normally wouldn’t do at home

- A nice restaurant maybe Italian or a steakhouse?

- Any other must-sees

:))

I'll be moving to Renew on Temple apartments in early September but am torn on the parking situation, they charge 150 a month per parking space because their parking is so limited. I don't ever want to risk my car being towed, I rely on it for work, but I also have no clue where to begin looking for something like a parking garage or lot that is affordable and I can pay a monthly fee for so I can regularly have it there any time of the day or night. Any advice? Address is 239 E S Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

I feel like my dentist has done horrible work on both mine and my wife’s teeth. Okay horrible might be dramatic, but the fillings and crowns are painful and uncomfortable.
Current situation is a very painful molar that has had a crown, root canal, and filling (yes in that order) by this dentist. Since the day I’ve had the crown in, three years ago, it hasn’t felt right. I’ve been given bite adjustments and suggestions of “it takes time to feel alright”. When I went in because of the pain last week he told me that the tooth was extremely infected and my options were another root canal (I’ve never heard of this?? and it’s extremely unsuccessful anyways he says….) or an IMPLANT! I’m 23 years old. This feels wrong. Am I crazy??

so to the whole point of the post: does anyone have a trusted dentist near SLC that could give me a second opinion??

Everyone in this market advertises the same three things, facial specialist, natural results, deep plane facelift, so the websites are useless for actually choosing. I've been trying to sort the local options by what they actually concentrate on rather than their marketing. What I've pieced together so far, and I'd like people who've consulted locally to correct me:

The differentiator that seems to matter most is sub-specialty focus, not the procedure list, since most of them offer the same menu. Curious whether locals who consulted around found the same thing.

What I found, sorted by focus:

Utah Facial Plastics: largest local footprint, multiple surgeons and locations, broad facial menu plus hair restoration. The default "big practice" option if you want scale and lots of before-and-afters.

Daniel Ward (Ward MD): facial-only, with a strong focus on revision and complex rhinoplasty. Credential-forward if noses are your main priority.

Eric Cerrati: rhinoplasty and revision/complex rhinoplasty, good academic credentials, opened an SLC office in 2026.

Mobley MD: facial-only, high rhinoplasty volume, media-forward.

Regardless of who you choose, I'd ask each surgeon directly how many revisions they perform every year instead of assuming from their website.

I’m planning a birthday party in the Salt Lake area and am looking for a place I can rent for a night. Ideally I’d like:
Rooftop
Attached to a bar or cocktail lounge
Ability to play our own music or have a DJ/speaker
Space for \~20–40 people
Private or semi-private rental

Like if a bar has an attached rooftop and is willing to rent out just the rooftop that would be amazing

Bonus points if the pricing isn’t outrageous.
Would love to hear recommendations (or places to avoid). Thanks!

5:30 highlights what we all already know...

This Wednesday, July 1, Houston stoner metal act Bong Wizard comes to Salt Lake City metal haven Ace’s High Saloon. The power trio will bring new music from their latest, Transilvanian Munchies which was just released four days ago. The group is essentially a parody band, taking black metal classics and making them their own with sludgy, doom metal treatments to the songs. The thing is, despite Bong Wizard’s irreverence, their music is...

What’s up with neighbors these days? I’ve had so many horrible neighbors in the last 3 years, I wonder what everyone else thinks! Any neighborhood recommendations?

On the 50th Anniversary of [Utah Arts Festival,](https://thecosmicclash.com/tag/utah-arts-festival/) Salt Lake City’s premier annual arts event chose to host Austin folk-Americana artist, [Shakey Graves](https://www.shakeygraves.com/) on Saturday, June 21 on the street adjacent to Library Square in the downtown civic center area. As huge fans of Graves’ since his return to Austin from Los Angeles where he was...

Who's going to the Hilary Duff Concert? Wanna join the fun on surprising Hilary with a fan experience? We have a Facebook Group titled Hilary Duff SLC

Fan Surprise Project!

If you're in line for Bar X or Beer Bar, come to Jackalope. It is kind of dead, but the AC is working

I 26M no nothing about exercising. I've tried off and on for years and never stuck with it. I feel like most of it is just social anxiety and not really knowing what I'm doing. Tried looking into personal training and didn't really see anything that seemed worthwhile or affordable to me. So if anyone wants to make a new friend and show ke some shit in the gym please reach out. I also have like zero friends in this state so that part would be nice too.

I’m up in Capitol Hill, and I texted the Rocky Mountain line and they told me they were unable to give updates. We have water but no power.

Anyone got any info?