Gallivan Center Ice Rink

The John W Gallivan Center Plaza in the heart of Salt Lake City. Office for concerts and events, closed to the public and available by appointment only.

Your home for independent film. SLFS, a community non-profit organization, runs the Broadway and Tower theaters.

Home of Independent Cinema in SLC

NOW OPEN! Hidden beneath an Old Japanese Train Station—is a long forgotten marketplace with cluttered shops and legends of mischievous spirits. While waiting for your train, you stumbled upon this lost world. Collect coins, befriend shop keepers, and you just might find your way out of this labyrinth.

The Utah Sports Hall of Fame Museum has brought the state’s sports history to life, while preserving and honoring the legacies of heroes and role models of Utah. These athletes and figures from across a broad spectrum of individual and team sports deserve to be showcased and celebrated, and their stories will provide inspiration to all who learn more about their accomplishments. Utah natives and those who have come making Utah their home have created a rich history of achievement and service as athletes, coaches, administrators and contributors. This display not only honors them, but it educates patrons about the spirit of a state that prides itself on work ethic and determination to succeed. Admission to the museum is FREE to all.

The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art has been an award-winning aesthetic force and community leader since it was established in 1931. Located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, UMOCA’s rich past has resulted in the creation of a cornerstone for contemporary culture in Utah, providing for artistic experimentation, community enrichment, and connection to the world as it occurs through our related experiences. The Museum strives to be a place where all points of view, experiences, and ages feel welcome to explore the pressing issues of our time through socially relevant art exhibitions and educational programming.

Banksy in Motion is more than just your ordinary exhibition in Salt Lake City as part of the Art Through Experience series. With the help of modern technology, get up close and personal with the artworks and discover new aspects that you never knew existed. Go on a journey through the art world that you will never forget! Like all other unofficial Banksy-themed exhibitions, this immersive experience has not been authorized by the artist.

The Church History Museum offers interactive and engaging experiences for individuals and families to discover the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The museum also offers experiences highlighting the spiritual, artistic, and cultural legacies of Latter-day Saints around the world. Exhibits include films, interactive media, fine art, historical artifacts, demonstrations, and activities for children of all ages. The museum is in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, across from the west gates of Temple Square. Admission is free.