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5,000 years worth of art history are on display at the UMFA, with over 18,000 works ranging from antiquity to more modern installations (though with little to no emphasis on abstract art). The museum runs a variety of public programs, such as artist talks, tours, films, and family art-making activities.
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The university's main indoor venue, home to men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball, and women's gymnastics. Basketball history buffs may recognize it as the site of the 1979 NCAA men's basketball Final Four; the championship game was the first meeting between all-time greats Larry Bird and Magic Johnson (Magic was on the winning side that time).
Home stadium of the University of Utah football team, and site of the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2002 and 2034 Winter Olympics. The original location of the Olympic torch cauldron was covered over by a stadium expansion project. During this project, the cauldron was removed in 2020, refurbished, and reinstalled in a new plaza outside the southwest corner of the stadium in 2021.
High School Musical fans will get a kick out of seeing the real high school where the movie was filmed.
play professional women's ultimate in the Western Ultimate League. Home games are held at Judge Memorial Stadium (650S 1100E) in Salt Lake City.
Best known for Jurassic-era dinosaur skeletons; also features several exhibits related to Utah's landforms and earliest human inhabitants.
A small but unique collection of sculptures and stone engravings hidden between buildings in the center of a city block.