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UTAH’S ENTERTAINMENT GUIDENovember2012

48 HOURS //Check out what Sugar House has to offer.

SOUTH TOWNE CENTER //Black Friday was never this much fun.

DINING //SLC Foodie dishes on Cannella’s

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Entertainment // Dining // Calendar // Style // NightlifeEntertainment // Dining // Calendar // Style // Nightlife

UTAH’S ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

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// 648HOURSINCheck out these fantastic fi nds in Sugar House

// 8GORDONHAYWARDThe Utah Jazz forward shares whet he likes about Utah

// 10DININGSLC Foodie disheson Cannella’s

// 14SOUTHTOWNECENTERFind out what to expect on Black Friday

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UTAH’S ENTERTAINMENT GUIDENovember2012

48 HOURS //Check out what Sugar House has to offer.

SOUTH TOWNE CENTER //Black Friday was never this much fun.

DINING //SLC Foodie dishes on Cannella’s

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1. StationPark320 North Station Pkwy, Farmington

2. CityCreekCenter50 South Main, SLC

3. TheGateway18 North Rio Grande Street, SLC

4. TrolleySquare602 East 500 South, SLC

5. FoothillVillage1400 South Foothill Drive

6. TangerOutlets6699 North Landmark Drive Park City

7. ValleyFairMall3601 South 2700 West, West Valley

8. FashionPlaceMall6191 South State Street, Murray

9. JordanLanding7800 South Bangerter Hwy West Jordan

10. GardnerVillage1100 West 7800 South, West Jordan

11. SouthTowneCenter104500 South State Street, Sandy

12. TheDistrict11400 South Bangerter Hwy South Jordan

13. TraverseMountainOutlets3700 North Cabeas Blvd, Lehi

1. RoseWagnerTheatre138 West 300 South, SLC

2. UtahMuseumofContemporaryArt20 South West Temple, SLC

3. TempleSquare15 East South Temple, SLC

4. Visitor’sCenter300 North State Street, SLC

5. CapitolTheatre50 West 200 South, SLC

6. GallivanPlaza239 South Main Street, SLC

7. LibrarySquare/TheLeonardo210 East 400 South/209 East 500 South, SLC

8. TheCathedraloftheMadeline331 East South Temple, SLC

9. TracyAviary589 East 1300 South, SLC

10. RedButteGarden300 Wakara Way, SLC

11. NaturalHistoryMuseum301 Wakara Way, SLC

12. Utah’sHogleZoo2600 Sunnyside Ave, SLC

13. MaverikCenter3200 Decker Lake Drive, West Valley

14. UtahOlympicOval5662 South Cougar Lane, Kearns

15. WheelerHistoricFarm6351 South 900 East,Salt Lake City

16. JordanCommons9335 South State Street, Sandy

17. SouthTowneExpoCenter9575 South State Street, Sandy

18. LivingPlanetAquarium725 East 10600 South, Sandy

19. HaleCenterTheatre3333 Decker Lake Drive, West Valley

20. FastKartIndoorSpeedway3969 South 500 West, SLC

21. KennecottUtahCopper’sBinghamCanyonMine12800 South State Route 111 Bingham Canyon

22. RioTintoStadium9256 South State Street, Sandy

23. ThanksgivingPoint3003 Thanksgiving Way, Lehi

1. InternationalPeaceGardens1000 South 900 West, SLC

2. PioneerPark400 South 400 West, SLC

3. MemoryGrove300 East Capitol Blvd, SLC

4. LibertyPark700 East 900 South, SLC

5. SugarHousePark1400 East 2100 South, SLC

6. RedwoodRoadPark10866 South Redwood Road, South Jordan

7. MurrayPark296 East Murray Park Ave, Murray

8. SaltLakeCountyFlightPark15270 South Steep Mountain Road, Draper

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6 48 HOURS IN EATS NIGHTLIFE SHOP MUST-DO

Eclectic and trendy, the Sugar House area has loads of Utah history and plenty of charming small-town diversions within minutes of the mountains, University of Utah, and downtown Salt Lake City. With parks, trails, restaurants, theaters, shops, galleries, and more within walking distance, Sugar House boasts a bevy of places to be explored.

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SugarHousePark|2100South1300EastLocated just off I-80 on the historical land where the original state penitentiary once stood, Sugar House Park is now a gathering spot for friends, families, and sports teams in training. This park features picturesque views of the mountains, rolling hills for biking, walking, and running, two playgrounds, several pavilions, basketball courts and baseball fields, and approximately 1.5 miles of a single-track trail around the perimeter of the park.

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Mazza|1515East1500SouthIn the heart of the quaint 15th and 15th area, this Middle Eastern restaurant is both savory and fragrant. You’ll feel like you died and went to Mecca when you enter. House favorites include the baked beef kafta and shawarma platters with mouth-watering lamb or beef served with freshly baked pitas.

King’sEnglishBookstore1511South1500EastCozy and intimate, this little bookshop is a book lover’s dream come true. Browse new

titles and old favorites, staff recommendations, or visiting authors’ new releases. Support local authors and shop for gifts at this neighborhood treasure.

TheSugarHouseBarbequeCompany|2207South700EastSatisfy your craving for old-fashioned, down-home Southern barbecue. Whether you’re hankering for a pulled pork sandwich, Memphis-style smoked pork ribs, or Cajun-style chicken and sausage etouffee, you’ll get lip-smackin’ good flavors when you belly up to a plateful of flavors at this Sugar House eatery.

HomeAgain1019East2100SouthWhether you’re looking for some unique home furnishings or want to sell off Granny’s sideboard, this consignment boutique is the place to shop in Sugar House. From couches to candlesticks, desks to dinnerware, decorate your pad with old and new treasures from Home Again.

Fat’sGrill2182SouthHighlandDriveThis local favorite is an ideal stop for a cold beer and sizzling burger. And with seven pool tables, twelve flat screen televisions, and live music on Fridays and Saturdays, Fat’s is more than your average sports bar.

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GameNightGames2148South900East,Suite2In this friendly shop, you’ll find unique new board games or classic games and a place to try them out before you buy. Discover European games, kids puzzles, educational toys, collectible card games, and a lot more to bring friends and family together in a fun game night of your own.

RockwoodStudios1062&1064East2100SouthLocated in the heart of Sugar House, adjacent to the historical spire and obelisk, Rockwood Studios is home to over thirty Utah artists, as well as a custom frame shop and four fine art galleries. With all that creativity under one roof, this spot is sure to become a favorite haunt for local art lovers.

SaltLakePizza&Pasta1063East2100SouthA Sugar House staple, you’ll find some of the tastiest handmade pizza and original pastas in the area. This casual Italian eatery is close to the library, a park, and plenty of shops. Stop in and do some carb loading the night before a big bike ride or run.


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Utah Jazz forward, Gordon Haywardjoined the team for the 2010–2011

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WhatisthebestpartaboutlivinginUtah?The best part about being in Utah, besides playing for the Jazz, would probably be the mountains. They’re right there. They’re pretty beautiful—it’s like a postcard. And growing up, I went to Colorado and skied all the time, so I grew up around the mountains. It’s pretty cool.

Whereisyourfavoriteplacetogrababitetoeatinthe801?My favorite place to grab a bite to eat would probably be the Cheesecake Factory.

WhatisthebestthingaboutplayingfortheUtahJazz?The fans that we have are tremendous. Whether we’re winning or losing, they’re always there supporting us.

Ifyouhad48hourstogoanddoanythinginUtah,whatwouldyoudo?I would go skiing and snowmobiling.

Howdidyouspendyouroff-season?I spent it in Indianapolis working out, playing basketball, and hanging out with my friends.

WhatisthebestpartofbeingaprofessionalathleteintheNBA?I get to play my favorite sport as a job.

Doyouhaveanyfavoritemomentsfromyourcareerinthepros?When I first went home to Indianapolis and I walked on the court and got a standing ovation. That was pretty special.

WhatareyoumostlookingforwardtothisNBAseason?Getting back out there, especially after losing in the first round like we did last year; just getting back out there with my teammates.

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Salt Lake City is full of neighborhood shops and cafés that you’ve perhaps walked past hundreds of times. Why haven’t you stopped? You probably don’t have a good reason. That was Cannella’s for me. I live just a few blocks away, but I somehow never found my way in until recently. After my first meal there, I was hooked on the amazing Italian food—I don’t know how I missed this Utah gem.

We often get so caught up in the new establishments that long-standing neighborhood favorites get overlooked, at least by food reviewers. Cannella’s, located at 204 East 500 South, has been around since 1978, and for good reason, too. Once you taste the cuisine, if you haven’t already, you’ll be back.

My stomach was won over after the first bite. The evening started with

bowl of steamed mussels (for only $5!) and a plate of the house bruschetta. The mussels were served in a garlic sauce that I could have eaten by the spoonful, while the bruschetta, made with bread freshly baked in their pizza oven, was topped with marinated roma tomatoes, roasted garlic, goat cheese, and a drizzle of balsamic reduction.

All entrées and pasta dishes come with a soup or dinner salad. The high-lights of their salad menu include an Italian Salad that’s topped with ground Italian sausage. (Ladies, your men will forever change their minds about salad after eating this one.) You can’t order a meat-laden salad without ask-ing about the story behind it. A guest once asked the founder, Joe Cannella, if he could add meat to his salad. Joe went to the back and chopped up some Colosimo sausage, cooked it up, and tossed it with their traditional

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salad. It tasted so good that the Ital-ian Salad has been on the menu ever since. The other salad I would recom-mend is the Pear Spinach and Arugula Salad. Lightly dressed and served with polenta croutons, caramelized walnuts, and feta cheese, it is a good complement to a big bowl of pasta.

I also tried their popular Tuscan Chicken, an Italian take on Chicken Cordon Bleu. The chicken was cooked perfectly—stuffed with fontina cheese and prosciutto and served over garlic mashed potatoes with grilled aspara-gus and a sauce so fl avorful that those at the table kept passing the plate back and forth to savor even more.

Chef Alberto, the head chef, is not only known for his skills in Italian cuisine, but he’s also popular among the staff and guests for his talents in Mexican cooking. In the past, he would cook up tacos for the staff dinner, but this backfi red when the guests who came in early also wanted to try Alberto’s famous tacos. Thus, taco night at

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Cannella’s was born. Only something like this could work in a neighborhood Italian eatery, where guests have a voice, like if there’s meat on a salad or not. To this day, you can visit Cannella’s on Wednesday nights for tacos and margaritas.

Some other tastes that will get me back in the doors of Cannella’s are their Cippino (the house fish stew special on Fridays) and the Frank Lloyd Wright Pizza with marinated mushrooms, truffle oil, arugula, mozzarella, and marinara. I must also mention that Cannella’s has daily specials including a happy hour menu with drinks and wine starting at $5 and dishes ranging from $5 to $9.

Although each taste was glorious, I recommend you get the full story of Cannella’s yourself. Ask about the family stories behind the pictures on the walls and the heritage behind this 34-year-old Salt Lake City dining staple.

For more about Cannella’s and other great spots around town, go www.the SLCfoodie.com.

Becky Rosenthal loves Salt Lake City. It doesn’t get much more complicated than that. Sometimes she attributes it to the four distinct seasons. Other times it’s the skiing or the summer evenings on the porch. However, most often, it’s the food. Becky Rosenthal started SLCfoodie a few years ago in hopes of sharing her love of the emerging Salt Lake City food scene. She currently lives downtown where she also manages Vintage Mixer.

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Nothing shifts the holidays into high gear like Black Friday. It’s a rite of passage for the make-it-work Christmas shopper who is willing to include a little adventure in their holiday traditions. Whether it’s about the thrills or the deals, South Towne Center is offering plenty of both for all holiday shoppers.

MidnightMadness:Thursday,Nov22Starting on Black Friday eve, when midnight strikes, South Towne will reopen its doors for an all-night shopping ex-travaganza. The night’s adventures will be about more than shopping, however, as South Towne has a series of enter-taining tricks up their sleeves. The first 100 people at each entrance will receive goody bags, and treat stations will be strategically placed around the mall to help shoppers keep up their strength. Hot chocolate, as the drink of choice, will be on hand, and every shopper will be given a flyer featuring the in-store specials.

Shoppers can also plan on being serenaded by live entertain-ment from the likes of Peter Breinholt and Sam Payne, not to mention prize drawings on the hour from 1:00 to 6:00 am.

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Of course, if you need your recovery time after a great Thanksgiving feast, South Towne does offer a few other holiday adventures:

LiveandLocalLive and Local is an ongoing event to rock the mall’s halls from November 30 through December 2. Shoppers ventur-ing into South Towne throughout the month of December will be serenaded by local community groups. If that’s not enough to silence the inner Grinch, at least let the young and innocent at heart meet the big man from the North Pole. Santa will be arriving on a direct flight November 10th to meet and greet.

Santa’sBreakfast:Nov10at9:00amFresh from the North Pole, Mr. Claus will be hosting break-fast promptly at 9 a.m. on November 10th. He will be escort-ed to the feast by a holiday parade, so make sure to bring the young (and young of heart) a bit earlier so they won’t miss the grand entrance. The breakfast itself will be held in the South Towne Food Court with treats for all the good boys and girls. (Note to parents: this does give you a few days’ time and proper motivation to keep those kids in line.)

So, for thrill seekers, bargain hunters, and families alike, there will be plenty to do at the south end of the valley’s South Towne Center over the upcoming holiday season.

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Door prizes, amazing deals and entertainment will keep you shopping untilthe sun comes up. There will be giveaways at the top of every hour from

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11/1–1/27DaVinci: The GeniusThe Leonardo at Library square209 east 500 south, sLc$10.50–$19.50Grande Exhibitions —creator of traveling exhibitions—has created the most comprehensive exhibition on DaVinci to tour the world. With the assistance of Il Genio di Leonardo da Vinci Museo (Italy) and Pascal Cotte of Lumiere Technology (France), this exhibition brings to life the genius of DaVinci as an inventor, artist, scientist, anatomist, engineer, architect, sculptor, and philosopher.

11/1–12/1OLiVer!hale centre Theatre3333 south Decker Lake Drive, West Valley city | $15–$26Fresh from its recent London revival, Charles Dickens’s treasured tale of the orphan boy sings with marvelous music.

11/1 MaTT & KiMin The Venue579 West 200 south, sLc 7 p.m.; $17–$20Dance punk duo Matt & Kim perform live at In The Venue.

11/2 LiGhTs WiTh arKeLLsThe complex536 West 100 south, sLc7 p.m.; $14–$16 Her name may have been pluralized, but Lights Poxleitner was a one-woman show who played and programmed her own instruments and sang her own lyrics. Now she is an electro-rock sensation you won’t want to miss!

11/2, 3, 7–10The LOTTery, BOLerO, anD BuT neVer DOuBT i LOVecapitol Theatre50 West 200 south, sLc $18–$74This exciting triple-bill is one of the most powerful theatrical experiences Ballet West has ever performed.

11/3 TOaDies anD heLMeTThe Depot400 West south Temple, sLc 7 p.m.; $20–$25Come listen to this raw, commanding rock band. Their music is twisted and uncomfortable in a really cool way.

11/5The Fresh BeaT BanDabravanel hall123 West south Temple, sLc 5:30 p.m.; $27.50–$129.50

FiLM BuFF niGhT: KiDsBrewvies cinema Pub677 south 200 West, sLc Come enjoy a live performance by the cast of the popular Nick Jr. children’s show, The Fresh Beat Band.

11/6 Minus The BearThe Depot400 West south Temple, sLc7:30 p.m.; $19–$22 Get pumped for Minus The Bear in concert when their tour stops at The Depot with special guests Cursive and Girl In A Coma!

11/7 MarTin sexTOnThe Depot400 West south Temple, sLc 8 p.m.; $20–$25Come experience the folk/soul/acoustic/rock sounds of singer/songwriter Martin Sexton.

11/9TOny hOLiDay anD The VeLVeTOnesDevil’s Daughter533 south 500 West, sLc

11/10rDT’s rinG arOunD The rOse – Tanner Dancerose Wagner Performing arts center | 138 West Broadway, sLc$5

11/12 DeLTa sPiriTThe complex536 West 100 south, sLc 7 p.m.; $18–$23Live in concert! Join alternative rock band Delta Spirit in this all-ages show.

FiLM BuFF niGhT: yOur FrienDs anD neiGhBOrsBrewvies cinema Pub677 south 200 West, sLc

11/14sTyxcovey center for the arts425 West center street, Provo7:30 p.m.; $45–$100 The Mayor’s Series is pleased to present the special event for the 2012–13 season, and one of rock’s

Nov4//MorrisseyKINGSBURY HALL 1395 PRESIDENTS CIRCLE, SLC 7:30 P.M.; $55 OR $70

Morrissey has been called one of the most influential artists of all time and one of the most singular figures in Western popular culture of the last 3 decades, re-defining music for a generation. As the former frontman of The Smiths, Morrissey’s solo career has produced a catalogue of music that includes 38 singles and 9 top-ten albums.

enduring legends: STYX.

Wine Dinner FeaTurinG WineBOW WinesLa caille | 9565 Wasatch Blvd sandy | 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

11/13–18 The aDDaMs FaMiLycapitol Theatre50 West 200 south, sLc $40–$65 Don’t miss the national tour of the new musical, The Addams Family. Based on the bizarre and beloved family of characters created by legendary cartoonist Charles Addams.

11/15 WeLcOMe TO WinTer KicK-OFF ParTyalta, Our Lady of the snow center | 10189 east state hwy 210, alta | 7 p.m.

Come and enjoy the Kick-off Party for the winter with this year’s costume theme: Star Wars.

11/15 raWarDsThe complex 536 West 100 south, sLc 7 p.m.; $15RAWards is the biggest arts awards show in the country. Over 10,000 artists have participated this year, and over the course of 2.5 months, they will be competing to win the title of RAW Artist of the Year in their craft category. At the end of the night, one winner from every category (film, fashion, music, art, performing art, hair, makeup, photography, and accessories) will be named the RAW: Salt Lake City Artist of the Year. The winners receive the title in the city and go on to represent Salt Lake City in the RAWards National Finals.

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11/16 The enGLish BeaTThe Depot400 West south Temple, sLc 9 p.m.; $20–$25Ska fans rejoice and skank to the rock-steady beat of The English Beat November 16th at The Depot!

11/16–17 TiMe caPsuLe: a cenTury OF Dancerose Wagner Performing arts center | 138 West 300 south, sLc 7:30 p.m.A guided tour through a 100-year legacy of dance, this family-friendly concert is an evolving multi-media retrospective, paying homage to the ingenuity, creativity, and inventive spirit of legendary 20th century choreographers. Covering everything from the early years of modern dance to today’s fi nest choreographers, this one-of-a-kind performance not only lives, but breathes, sweats, and leaps.

11/16–17MOZarT, MahLer, anD hiLary hahnutah symphony, abravanel hall123 West south Temple, sLc 8 p.m.

The Adventures of Robin Hood! The Sea Wolf! The Violin Concerto? International superstar Hilary Hahn returns to Utah to perform a lush, heartfelt concerto by Hollywood fi lm score legend Erich Korngold. Korngold was an Austro-Hungarian immigrant who helped found the American movie music tradition and created several gorgeously romantic works for the concert stage. Completing the Viennese connection and highlighting Korngold’s artistic heritage are the fi nal symphonies of Mozart and Mahler, two works that make every listener wish composers could live forever.

11/17–18DiWaLi: FesTiVaL OF LiGhTssri sri radha Krishna8628 south Main street,spanish Fork6 p.m.; FreeDiwali is a shortened version of Deepawali. Households in India put lamps in every window, and temples brightly illuminate their altars to bring in the best for the upcoming year. The date of the festival coincides with the return of the avatar of God, Sri Rama, to His ancestral kingdom after 14 years of exile and many adventures. All the citizens welcomed Rama home by brightening up his home city of Ayodhya and setting off fi reworks.

Nov8//TheInfamousStringdusterswithLakeStreetDiveTHE STATE ROOM | 638 SOUTH STATE STREET, SLC 8 P.M.; $17The Infamous Stringdusters are doing something right: earning critical acclaim, awards, and nominations aplenty; hosting their own successful music festival; forging their own record label, High Country Recordings; and quickly growing an enthusiastic fan base across the country.

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Friday, December 7 • 7:30 p.m.Saturday, December 8 • 2:00 p.m. Saturday, December 8 • 7:30 p.m.Juan Diego Catholic High School

11800 South 300 East$10 Adults $8 Children, Seniors & Students

Tickets can be purchased at Juan Diego Catholic High School, Utah Artists School of Ballet, 9333 South 1300 East,

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11/17 MiDniGhT MaDnessGardner Village1100 West 7800 south, West Jordan6 p.m. –12 a.m.It’s time for a late-night delight at Gardner Village! They’ll be having their very own pre-Thanksgiving mega sales! Receive incredible discounts, coupons, and prizes at all of their retail shops. Warm, delicious food at their restaurant or bakery will help you conquer the night. Grab your friends and shop til you drop at their holiday bargain bash!

11/19FiLM BuFF niGhT: PLanes, Trains, anD auTOMOBiLesBrewvies cinema Pub677 south 200 West, sLc

11/20LiGhTs On aT La caiLLeLa caille | 9565 Wasatch Blvd sandy | 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.Join us for appetizers and hot choco-late - walk through the gardens and see the twinkle lights, stars, snow-flakes, horse and carriage, and other sparkles light up for the beginning of the holiday season. Join us inside for appetizers and holiday cheer.

11/21naThan PachecOJeanne Wagner Theatre 138 West Broadway, sLc $35 Don’t miss this trimuphant singer perform power pop and classical in concert at the Jeanne Wagner Theater. Like Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban before him, Nathan Pacheco has mastered the art of pop/classical crossover.

11/22ThanKsGiVinG Dinner aT La caiLLeLa caille | 9565 Wasatch Blvd sandy | 12 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

11/26FiLM BuFF niGhT: secreTaryBrewvies cinema Pub677 south 200 West, sLc

11/28–12/1FesTiVaL OF Treessouth Town expo center9575 south state street, sandy10 a.m. – 10 p.m. More than 700 decorated Christmas trees of every size, shape, variety

Oct5–Jan5//BattlegroundStatesUTAH MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART 20 SOUTH WEST TEMPLE, SLC

Battleground States brings together artists who critically engage with the discourse of visual culture and gender studies. Through video, sculpture, installation, and photography, these works explore ideas of how figuration and identity are connected.

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Another new Christmas comedy here at the Off Broadway spoofs the Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye musical White Christmas, but ours is just a little “Off”. This comedy is sure to have laughs as the main characters dress as women to get out of some sticky predicaments, and also sing and tap dance their way to fame and fortune. There may even be a Christmas Miracle or two. Be sure not to miss out on this fun filled comedy. It’s sure to be an OBT classic.

and theme are on display. There is also an aisle of wreaths, sweet shoppe, small fry shop for kids, gingerbread village, Santa Land, and much more. The Festival is organized by a volunteer board who enlist time and talents from thousands of individuals, organizations, businesses, and families throughout Utah. More than $30.8 million has been raised for children at Primary Children’s Medical Center through the Festival since 1971.

11/29–12/1chrisTKinDLMarKT anD LanTern ParaDeThis is The Place heritage Park2601 east sunnyside avenue, sLc 11 a.m. –9 p.m.Inspired by the world-famous German Christmas markets, Christkindlmarkt SLC offers a unique holiday shopping and cultural experience this season. Tantalizing food and festive holiday

entertainment await you as you stroll through wooden vendor booths nestled amid the magical backdrop of This Is The Place Heritage Park.

11/30a chrisTMas carOLPioneer Theatre300 south 1400 east, sLc $34–$68Don’t miss this spectacular new musical version of a holiday classic!

The KiLLers WiTh TeGan & sarauccu center800 West university Parkway, Orem | 7:30 p.m.; $28–$53The Killers will bring their tour in support of their fourth album, Battle Born, with special guests Tegan & Sara, to the UCCU Center November 30th. You will not want to miss this show!

Nov30&Dec1//MovemberDICK N’ DIxIE’S 479 EAST BROADWAY, SLC

During November each year, “Movember” is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on thousands of men’s faces in the U.S. and around the world. With their Mo’s, these men raise vital awareness and funds for men’s health issues, specifically prostate and testicular cancer initiatives. Come celebrate Movember at Dick n’ Dixie’s for some fun and great mustache awards. All proceeds from raffles, auctions, and a portion of sales will be donated to the cause.

Nov23–Dec29//HolidayLightsatThanksgivingPoint3003 NORTH THANKSGIVING WAY, LEHI | 6 P.M. TO 10 P.M.; $8 PER CAR

Join in the vibrant holiday cheer exhibited at the 2012 Christmas lights displays at Thanksgiving Point’s Electric Park. The Thanksgiving Point Christmas lights will awe spectators with more than one million twinkling lights strung across more than a mile of winding paths. (Closed Sundays and Christmas Day.)

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November 27 | 7:30 PMTickets: 801-581-7100 | www.kingtix.comTickets starting at $19.50 | U of U Discounts Available

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Throw on your pajamas and take your family on a trip to the North Pole! Elves serve hot drinks and treats, and entertain with their favorite carols. When Santa climbs aboard this trip becomes truly magical. The magic begins November 23.

NOV 24–JAN 1OGDen’s chrisTMas ViLLaGe2549 Washington Boulevard , Ogden | Free

Ogden’s Holiday season begins November 24 with the Electric Light Parade that fi lls Washington Boulevard from

22nd Street to 26th Street. The parade is full of elaborate fl oats, seasonal themes, and dynamic performers. All season long, visitors can enjoy the Christmas Village in the downtown area with great displays and holiday lights.

NOV–DECLiGhTs anD The OLD WOrLD chrisTMas MarKeT Gallivan center | 239 south Main street, sLc

The Gallivan Center displays over 300,000 lights this season, including a tree synchronized to music and the favorite changing LED ice rink lights. The Old World Christmas Market also will move to the Plaza and feature handmade goods from local artisans in wooden huts available after Thanksgiving.

Nov23–Jan1//TempleSquareChristmasLightsNORTH WEST TEMPLE, SLC | FREE

Every year, after Thanksgiving, Temple Square becomes a wonderland of festive lights and nativity scenes. Visitors can enjoy the lights, displays, and performances throughout the holiday season.

Dec1–31//ZooLightsUTAH’S HOGLE ZOO | 2600 SUNNYSIDE AVE, SLC

ZooLights! returns to Hogle Zoo on December 1 with more sparkling lights, over 160 animated light displays and more. Stroll under the magical 35-foot long lighted tunnel spanning the bridge and be immersed among the festive trees, pathways and animated displays transforming our newest addition, Rocky Shores into a holiday wonderland.

For operating hours and admission prices, including Zoo member discounts, plus nightly event information, visit hoglezoo.org.

The 6th Annual ZooLights! at Utah’s Hogle Zoo is bigger and better than ever! Make it a part of your family holiday traditions!

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PUMPKIN MARTINI, CHARLIE BROWN | $9Ingredients: Stoli Vanil, Butterscotch Schnapps, Bailey’s Irish Cream, Amaretto, Oregon Chai, Cream, topped with whipped cream, crumbled graham cracker & nutmegThe Red Door’s Pumpkin Martini is one of the year’s best seasonal drinks! The rich Oregon Chai compliments and balances all of the ingredients together to harmoniously coexist in the same martini glass.

Green PiG PuB31 E. 400 S., SLC

TURKEYTINI | $5Ingredients: Wild Turkey 101 BourbonIf the holidays are getting too stressful, take a night off at the Green Pig Pub and throw back a few “Turkeytinis”.

pendsometimearoundSaltLakeandcelebratetheholidayswithsomeofthecity’sbestseasonaldrinksthismonth.

Enjoywinter’sclassicsugarsandspices:nutmeg,cinnamon,pumpkin,chocolateandcranberryinthislocalguidetosomeofthebestspiriteddrinksyoucanfinddowntown.

INFERNO CANTINA | 122 PIERPONT AVE, SLCPUMPKIN PIE | $9Ingredients: Uinta Punk’n, Pinnacle Whipped Cream Vodka & cinnamon sugar rimPumpkin Pie - the best November holiday drink in downtown Salt Lake this year! You wouldn’t think vodka and beer mixed in the same glass would be so delicious, but the Uinta Punk’n and Pinnacle Whipped Cream Vodka is a perfect pair conjoined with the cinnamon sugar rim.

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POTPOURRI | $5Ingredients: Fireball Whiskey, apple pucker and cranberry juiceIf you’re looking for a sweet and spicy taster, try Dick N’ Dixie’s Potpourri shot. The Potpourri is a burst of “cideresque” fall and winter fl avor. If the weather outside is frightful, try this one warmed up!

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