Deseret News columnist Meg Walter joins to discuss May in Salt Lake, from school ending to festival season. Topics include navigating end-of-school chaos, Mother's Day ideas, South Salt Lake mural festival, marathon training, music playlists, local adventures, and cultural festivals in Salt Lake City.
May in Salt Lake marks the transition from spring to summer with school ending and festival season beginning.
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Utah's Startup State Initiative
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May Transition in Salt Lake City
May marks a significant transition in Salt Lake City, especially for parents as school ends and the festival season begins. The month is filled with various school events like egg drops and end-of-year celebrations, making it a busy period for families.
Festival Season and Family Activities
May serves as the unofficial start of festival season in Salt Lake City. Events like the Kilby Block Party kick off the festivities, and suggestions are made for family-friendly activities such as attending a mural festival or enjoying the outdoor symphony performances at Deer Valley.
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May is the ultimate transition month in our city, where it’s not quite spring but not yet summer. Host Ali Vallarta and Deseret News columnist Meg Walter bring you a guide to what to expect and how to make the most of this month, from the end of school to the start of festival season. Plus, if you plan on hitting up one of the music festivals mentioned, don’t miss our episode on how to be a good concert goer.
For even more tips on how to make the most of May in Salt Lake, check out Hey Salt Lake’s take on what to do this month.
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