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Your Guide to March in Salt Lake City

Posted on March 2
City Cast Salt Lake staff

City Cast Salt Lake staff

Synchronized skaters in blue uniforms lifting two performers in front of a crowd.

Synchronized skating champs will be crowned in SLC. (Getty Images)

March is here and bringing the end of Ramadan, its usual Madness 🏀, and maybe even some snow. Here are ideas for making the most of the month in Salt Lake.

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Your Guide to March 2026 in Salt Lake

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Championship Ice Skating

If you already miss Olympic ice dancing, Salt Lake is hosting the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships at the Maverik Center March 4-7. Tickets start at $45.

Let Fit2Recover Meal Prep

I recently learned that Fit2Recover offers nutritious meal prep! On Tuesdays, you can pick up five freshly packed lunches for just $45. All while supporting their addiction recovery programs in the Ballpark neighborhood.

A close up of a plate with a napkin and chopsticks on top, with a menu and pencil and water to the side. Chefs and other diners can be seen in the background.

Awaiting a series of carefully placed hand rolls at Momomaru. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast)

Momomaru Hand Rolls

Salt Lake’s hottest new lunch (and dinner) spot is Momomaru hand roll sushi bar. The space is super sleek. Plus, five hand rolls and a beer for $36 (with tip) is a steal to me! Keep your eyes peeled for TEN Coffee coming soon to the back area.

Walk The Red Carpet

The 98th Academy Awards are Sunday, March 15, and the Utah Film Center is hosting a local watch party. Arrive in full glam; I’ll be doing red carpet interviews. (Really!)

A view of the Wasatch during the snowy season with a person on horseback.

Protecting the Wasatch requires balancing interests. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast)

Become A Wasatch Stakeholder

The Central Wasatch Commission is the group tasked with implementing the Mountain Accord, a charter to balance competing interests in our precious Wasatch Mountains. Apply to become a member of their stakeholder council before March 20.

Listen to today’s City Cast Salt Lake podcast for another slew of ideas!

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