Now that Salt Lake City’s downtown arts venues are returning to a somewhat normal footing, and the COVID-19 pandemic rules are easing up, The Salt Lake Tribune wants to know from you readers: What do you want to do next?
About how long does it take you to get to downtown Salt Lake City from where you live?Walking, bicycling or other human-powered transport What art experiences would you like to read more about in The Salt Lake
Tribune?Before the COVID-19 pandemic, how often did you visit downtown Salt Lake City for an art experience — this can include a concert, a play, a dance performance, a movie, a museum or gallery exhibition, or a fan convention ?
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