Caffe Ibis Opens Red Chair
Staff
January 31, 2019
The Red Chair, a project of Caffe Ibis Coffee Roasters, recently opened on the University of Utah’s campus.
Menu
The Red Chair, a project of Caffe Ibis Coffee Roasters, recently opened on the University of Utah’s campus.
The annual SLC Neighborhood Cleanup Program for oversize items is back. Collection runs through October. Not everything is appropriate for pickup. Remember these guidelines: If it fits
As everyone with a flock of hens knows, every day brings presents (“oh, for me!?”) when it’s time to gather eggs. That pleasure is more
The Utah Arts Festival depends on more than 1,000 volunteers every year. Specific volunteer opportunities include: set-up crew, greeters, makers workshop assistants, booth sitters, Fear
On May 30, The Moth Radio Hour will happen live on stage at the University of Utah Kingsbury Hall. The night’s theme: Between Worlds, hosted
Wasatch Community Gardens is looking for innovative, creative, or just downright awesome gardens that owners are willing to show to others. If you have backyard
We lament the disposable culture that we have created over the last few decades. But who among us fixes things any more? Broken vacuum? Into
The latest Environmental Working Group Shoppers Guide to Pesticides in Produce™ is out. Analysis of tests by the U.S. Department of Agriculture found that nearly
Third Sun, a SLC-based branding and web design company, is offering a qualified nonprofit a pro-bono sponsorship for services valued up to $10,000 through their
KCPW has finished a nearly two-year project that strengthens its signal and increases its broadcast range at a consolidated frequency. This means more geographic coverage
Dr. Scott Graziosa has always had a love for the mountains, which led him to Salt Lake City after high school. He held his professional
Our country feels more divided than ever before. People increasingly feel their voices are being ignored. It seems we’ve collectively lost the ability to listen. The playwrights
Last September, Lindsey Garden’s playground, in the historic Avenues, lost the city’s last merry-go-round, a piece of beloved equipment that had been in use in
At the southern edge of Zion National Park, a picturesque metal bridge in Rockville, Utah spans the Virgin River. Some have called her “Utah’s Iron
Catalyst communist and WCG Green Team Farm Director James Loomis will be traveling to the Caribbean this month as part of a US State Department
Catalyst Magazine/Common Good Press
Mailing address:
1953 South 1100 East #522114
Salt Lake City, UT 84152
Phone: 801-997-0722
Email: hello@catalystmagazine.net
© 2012-2021 Catalyst Magazine and Common Good Press
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CATALYST WEEKLY READER