9-Line Bike Park: A Place for Riders (No Bike Lanes Needed)

9-Line Bike Park: A Place for Riders (No Bike Lanes...
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As more and more people are discovering, there are bike jumps underneath the I-15 overpass at 700 West on 900 South, also known as the 9-Line Bike Park. Arriving on a weekday late afternoon, one can expect a wide variety of people—from young children to seasoned veterans riding. … read more

We Bike You, Salt Lake City

We Bike You, Salt Lake City
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David Clark and creative partner Daniel Foster Smith are currently shooting for We Bike You to be a docuseries, which will explore the urban-cycling experience city by city. … read more

Shifting Gears: SLC Bike Collective’s Women, Trans, Femme Program

Shifting Gears: SLC Bike Collective’s Women, Trans, Femme Program
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WTF is the SLCBC’s weekly women-, trans- and femme-affirmative offering. Every Wednesday, the shop closes to regular business and opens to anyone who identifies on the WTF spectrum, with a loving yet firm reminder to cis-male-identified patrons to please make space for these oft underrepresented customers. … read more

Beer of the Month: Adventures in IPA India Pale Ale

Beer of the Month: Adventures in IPA India Pale Ale
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Surrounded by myriad outdoor-adventure destinations, Talisman Brewing Company heeds the natural call to provide crisp, refreshing beverages, perfectly paired to aid in your adventure. Recently, they released a new series of brews called Adventures in IPA. … read more

Content Shifter: 13 One-Season-and-Done TV Series

Content Shifter: 13 One-Season-and-Done TV Series
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Beware the Ides of May! For those of you not hip to the inner workings of the TV biz, May marks the end of the traditional television season, when networks start cancelling underperforming series. In other words, they’re gonna fucking kill your favorite show! … read more

Shahrazad: Halal? Is It Meat You’re Looking For?

Shahrazad: Halal? Is It Meat You’re Looking For?
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I feel like I have only scratched the surface of what Shahrazad has to offer. I still need to try the lamb and the goat—the word on the street is that they are among the best in the valley. Honestly, I could eat there every day and feel completely happy never straying from the chicken skewers and hummus. … read more

Beer of the Month: The Friesian

Beer of the Month: The Friesian
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Throughout the years, Uinta firmly established itself as a larger brewery that is still willing to take chances, with some brews showcasing trendy yeast strain Brettanomyces, more often described as “Brett.” A Belgian-style dark ale, The Friesian, is one of the many styles they applied this interesting ingredient to. … read more

Cold Beer To Go

Cold Beer To Go
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Fresh, cold beer is nearby and you don’t have to visit a liquor store to find it. Venture out to explore our local breweries, and you’ll find some of the best beer around. Purchasing beer straight from the source eliminates possible hazards when picking it up somewhere else. … read more

Snow Photo Feature: Nils Mindnich

Snow Photo Feature: Nils Mindnich
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Nils Mindnich slashes in the Brighton backcountry while filming for #LTCVOTY.   … read more

Localized: Sonnei

Localized: Sonnei
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Sonnei is an artist whose expression has shape-shifted sonically and aesthetically. From school programs in second grade to the typical national anthem stint to singing with local dynamos, their career has been one of transformation. … read more