To those whose lives they briefly touched, Los Zafiros are legends. They caused a sensation in Havana and beyond throughout
the 60’s and into the early 70’s, against the backdrop
of the Bay of Pigs invasion. Melding together American
doo-wop with Afro-Cuban rhythms, Salsa and Son,
they embarked on critically lauded tours throughout Europe.

The group, however, remains largely unknown outside of Cuba as a result of the political climate of the Cold war.
“LOS ZAFIROS explores the memories of Manuel Galban and Miguel Cancio, the two surviving members of Los Zafiros,
as they are reunited in Havana.

More information: www.slcfilmcenter.org

Tickets: Free

Location: The City Library, 210 East 400 South

The sounds of smooth, rocking, funky, and traditional jazz
will electrify the sultry summer nights at the 8th annual
Salt Lake City International Jazz Festival.
Musicians and fans will enjoy tunes from popular artists such as
Sheila E, Gerald Albright, Rick Braun, and Richard Elliott.

Jam sessions, with requests from the crowd,
are a favorite for music lovers. Enjoy an evening under the stars enhanced by world-class jazz!

More information: www.slcjazzfestival.org

Tickets: General admission, $10. Kids 12 and under are free.

Location: Washington Square, 200 East 400 South

The 337 Project invited over 140 local artists to turn an abandoned building into a work of art. This massive installation captured the imagination of an entire community. Present Tense takes off
where the 337 Project ended.

The artwork was inspired by, and completed since, the 337 Project closed in May 2007. Accompanying the exhibit will be two
additional components that document the 337 Project
from start to demolition: photographs by Lewis Francis
and a film by the DaDa Factory team.

More information: www.slartcenter.org

Tickets: Free

Location: Salt Lake Arts Center, 20 South West Temple

Experience cinema magic as the Choral Arts Society of Utah
teams up with Dallyn Vail Bayles and The Music School’s Lyceum Repertory Orchestra for what promises to be an incredible show.

Celebrate the Days of '47 with this signature summer pops concert!

More information: www.daysof47.com

Tickets: Free

Location: Abravanel Hall, 123 West South Temple

It's going to be a blast for kids and parents alike! We all know summertime can be a challenge to keep kids active and entertained, so we're inviting kids and parents from all around SLC; including schools, daycares, and summer programs, to visit the Gallivan Center for a morning of healthy fun with our friends at Radio Disney! Activities include prizes Disney Dancers, face painters, bounce house, waterfall, Radio Disney's 'Move It!' Tour, and more!

More information: www.slcgov.com/PublicServices/Gallivan/

Tickets: Free

Location: Gallivan Plaza 36 East 200 South

Enjoy a reading and book signing by Will Bagley, author of the new book Always a Cowboy: Judge Wilson McCarthy and the Rescue of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad.

Will Bagley's biography of Judge McCarthy is a sweeping life-and-times narrative that situates a personal and family saga in a rich historical panorama. Born on the frontier at American Fork, Utah Territory, two years after the Denver & Rio Grande Western reached town, Judge Wilson McCarthy lived to try to harness the wonders of the Atomic Age. His life mirrored change in the twentieth-century West.

Judge McCarthy's crowing achievement would be the rescue of a legendary American railroad. His ability to lead the Denver & Rio Grande back from the brink saved a vital link in the national transportation system.

More information: www.kensandersbooks.com

Tickets: Free

Location: Ken Sanders Rare Books, 268 South 200 East