We have been located in the Downtown Area for over 35 years. We specialize in all custom flower arrangements, plants & orchids. Premium Flowers, Premium Service. We deliver valley wide. We pride ourselves on Quality & Service. Remember to Buy Local. Let us be your Local Florist!

Especially For You

A bustling bistro serving Salt Lake's "Best New American" cuisine. Handcrafted regional cuisine, eclectic design, whimsical décor, and professional service.

Bambara

First Nepali restaurant with Indian food. We serve mo mo, chow chow, chilli chicken thukpa, tikki masala, tandoori chicken, goat masala, and different curries.

Himalayan Kitchen

Treat your taste buds to a delectable meal in our cozy ski-lodge inspired restaurant in downtown Salt Lake City. Enjoy memorable dishes infused with local ingredients and flavors.

Salt Stone Restaurant

Located in the heart of Downtown Salt Lake City, our club & venue comes to life! SKY SLC is a 15,000 square-foot, open-air building, complete with state-of-the-art sound, video, and lighting, 20 VIP suites, and an iconic retractable glass roof. Since breaking ground on the building in 2015, SKY has hosted thousands of nationally recognized touring artists, countless top-tier corporate events & galas, and become a staple of the city’s nightlife and entertainment scene. The venue is also home to one of SLC’s premier rooftop bars that regularly hosts free sunset house parties every Sunday in the summer season. Sky has recently joined the ever-growing list of SLC live music venues, restaurants, and bars, under new / joint ownership and management of Live Nite Events and Realine Group. This includes the 600-person capacity venue, Soundwell (Downtown SLC), along with the city’s pair of modern American restaurants and bars, Ivy & Varley. Having been on the forefront of SLC’s entertainment scene since 2007, LNE and Realine Group have played an integral role in the city’s growth and development. Guests can expect a welcoming and customer-focused experience at Sky SLC. 3 Floors; 600 Cap. (Main Floor), 200 Cap. (2nd Floor), 200 Cap. (Rooftop) Hosting events Wednesday-Sunday, year-round. LNE & Realine Group are currently remodeling the building east of Sky (formerly known as Lumpys for 26 fantastic years) + eventually adding an out-of-this-world dining experience within the historic space which will eventually be known as "Pierpont (on Pierpont)". LNE plans to add small plates & such at SKY as well. For more information or to book Sky for your next private event contact the SKY SLC Management @ 801-883-8714 // info@skyslc.com

Craft cocktail bar & eatery in the heart of downtown SLC

Felt Bar & Eatery

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Ski ‘N See

Casual downtown bistro dining. Patio seating, full bar. Breakfast 6-11 am except Sunday (6 am-noon), lunch 11:30 am-2:30 pm 7 days a week. Underground validated parking.

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Nacho Daddy is a modern Mexican restaurant chain that serves gourmet nachos, margaritas, and other dishes. The restaurant was founded in Las Vegas in 2010 and aims to elevate nachos from appetizers to entrees. Nacho Daddy makes their sauces and queso fresh daily, and also offers a full vegan menu, all-day breakfast, and Mexican-American dishes. Some say the food is good quality and the portions are large, while others mention the friendly staff and great service.

Nacho Daddy

The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, presents six galleries of rotating exhibitions featuring local, national, and international artists whose work explores the ideas and issues of our time. From innovative art education programs to community-focused events and an acclaimed artist residency, the museum offers engaging opportunities for visitors of all ages to experience contemporary art, connect with artists, and be part of Utah’s creative community. [Learn more here.](https://utahmoca.org/)

Current Exhibitions:

***Something from Everything***

Discover *Something From Everything*, an exhibition that celebrates the limitless possibilities of sculpture today. From everyday objects to unexpected materials, artists transform the familiar into something entirely new—inviting visitors to see how meaning shifts when items are reimagined, remade, and recontextualized. With works that spark curiosity, highlight play and process, and explore connections to history, memory, and culture, the exhibition shows how even the most ordinary materials can tell extraordinary stories. Families and visitors of all ages can experience the joy of experimentation and the power of creativity in this engaging exploration of sculpture.

**Elizabeth Malaska: 2025 Catherine Doctorow Prize for Contemporary Painting**

Enter the dreamlike world of Elizabeth Malaska, winner of the 2025 Catherine Doctorow Prize for Contemporary Painting. In her striking paintings, figures emerge, dissolve, and transform—moving between the everyday and the mythic, the ordinary and the uncanny. Drawing on traditions of Surrealism and magic realism, Malaska reimagines the body as fluid and multiple, revealing it as both vulnerable and powerful. Her work invites visitors to experience painting as a space of transformation, where ruptures open new possibilities and where tenderness and resistance coexist.

**William Cobbing: Inner Horizon**

*Inner Horizon* is the first U.S. solo exhibition by London-based artist William Cobbing, commissioned by the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. Through a multi-channel video installation filmed across Utah’s desert landscapes, Cobbing transforms the act of looking into a dialogue with the land. Wearing sculptural clay headpieces—one mirrored, one cave-like—he captures shifting skies, textured rock formations, and the passage of geologic time. The result is a meditative encounter where human perception and natural terrain blur together, inviting visitors to experience the landscape not as backdrop, but as collaborator.

**Kellie Bornhoft: Touchstone**

*Touchstone* invites visitors to reflect on the deep connection between the human body and the Earth itself. Artist Bornhoft embeds sixteen essential minerals—present in both our bodies and in the planet—into large resin panels shaped like slices of rock, echoing geological methods of revealing what lies within. Accompanied by video projections, poetic text, hand-drawn animations, and an immersive soundscape, the installation blurs the line between human and mineral, reminding us that our bodies are made of the same matter as the landscapes we inhabit.

**Al Denyer: Shifting Terrain; Mapping Place**

In *Shifting Terrain, Mapping Place*, artist Al Denyer explores how maps shape the way we picture and understand landscapes. Using the familiar lines of cartography alongside digital mapping glitches, Denyer transforms errors in technology into uncanny new terrains—warped hillsides, false rocks, and places that exist only on the screen. By blending the real and the imagined, her work invites visitors to reflect on how both precision and imperfection shape our sense of place and the stories we tell about the land.

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The Gallivan Center features an expanded grassy amphitheater, a huge ice rink, a unique array of art projects and a gorgeous two-story, copper finished, banquet, party and meeting facility. Perfect for events of all kinds!

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