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Local First Utah is pleased to announce 2010's Independent's Week, a celebration of locally-owned, independent businesses that give our communities jobs, financial stability, and their unique charm.
Schedule of Events
6pm Thurs.June.24th [Trolley Square Atrium, SLC]
Stacy Mitchell / Indie Week Kickoff Night
Welcome & Introduction by Mayor Peter Corroon
>Educational Presentation & Panel Discussion : Free to the Public. www.newrules.org
2pm Fri.June.25th [Ogden]
Stacy Mitchell Presentation
>Educational Presentation : Open to Public
9pm Fri.June.25th [W Lounge / SLC]
Indepen.Dance Party
>A Local First benefit dance party for all – local DJs & drink specials.
Sat.June.26th [15th & 15th, SLC]
15th & 15th Neighborhood Business District Kickoff Party
>Food, drinks, music, and fun to be had from 10-4pm as the 15th & 15th neighborhood celebrates their formal organization as an official SLC neighborhood business district. The entire community is invited. Come help celebrate a fantastic SLC neighborhood and the local businesses that give it it's character.
Mon.June.28th [State Room / SLC]
Local Showcase Night & Film Screening
>A night of all local art & music for the community. Film Screening of ‘Independent America : Rise From the Ruins’ presented by The Salt Lake City Film Society
Thurs.July.1st [Ogden]
Jazzed on Local
>A benefit for Local First Ogden. Jazz & good local vibes.
Sat.July.3rd [Pioneer Park, SLC]
Downtown Farmers Market / Indie Week Cookoff
Featuring a chef's challenge made of all-local ingredients, an art wall, and fun promotions all day. Don't miss it!
Sun.July.4th [International Peace Gardens, SLC]
People's Market
Join us for the event that caps it all off on the 4th of July - People's Market!
Be sure to visit the Local First Utah website for more detailed and current information about these and other events planned for Independents Week!
www.localfirst.org
Start: 7:00 pm
Creator of the Walt Longmire mysteries, Craig Johnson will be here to read from and sign the latest continuation of the series: Junkyard Dogs.
Johnson's award-winning Walt Longmire mysteries continue to find new fans, and Junkyard Dogs is sure to create many more devotees. The sixth book in the series is filled with Johnson's signature blend of wisecracks, Western justice, and page-turning plot twists, as the beloved sheriff finds himself star-deep in the darker aspects of human nature, in a story of love, laughs, death, and derelict automobiles.
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