Have you seen the flooded ghost town near Spanish Fork?

SLC’s New Food Truck Park

We’re getting a new food truck park in the Ballpark neighborhood. It’ll be called Block Party 300 and will run year-round. Historically, strict regulations have made it hard for food truck parks to flourish here. One big deterrent is that food trucks must be parked overnight at a professional kitchen. But Block Party 300 will be located at the commissary of Granato’s Gourmet Market, so they’ll have a place to prepare food plus ample parking spaces. [Building Salt Lake]

Construction Stinks

Another stretch of construction is coming to Sugar House, and it could get stinky as the city works to replace a 100-year-old sewer line. The next phase of the big project will take place on 2100 S. between Highland Drive and Yuma Street. According to a mailer sent out to residents, there will be “noise, vibrations, odor, and dust.” [Salt Lake Tribune]

• Related: Sugar House, meet your new city council member. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

September’s Best Bets

We’re nearing the end of summer and heading into fall. While I proclaimed September an awkward month, many of you disagreed — including City Cast Salt Lake host Ali Vallarta and producer Ivana Martinez. On today’s episode, they’re sharing their best bets for the upcoming month. From ferris wheel rides to street festivals, consider your September calendar booked and busy. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Skate Deck Show  🛹 Now-Oct. 1 | Various Times

See the Skate Deck Show at Urban Arts Gallery, a collection of skate decks painted by local artists. [Free entry, Downtown SLC]

Meet & Greet With Superintendent Grant  🍎 Wednesday | 6-7:30 p.m. Meet Salt Lake City School District’s new superintendent, Dr. Elizabeth Grant. Open to all community members. Light refreshments provided. [Free, Capitol Hill]

• Related: Can the SLC School District restore trust by fall? [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Makers Meet-Up  👩‍🎨 Thursday | 6 p.m.

Meet other creatives and go on a little hike at Alta Town Park. Bring a snack to share. [Free, Alta]

Your Guide to September in Salt Lake

September gets a bad rap. It’s kind of an awkward month that’s bookended by the end of summer and the start of fall. But producer Ivana Martinez and host Ali Vallarta argue it’s one of the best times of the year. They round out their best bets for you to try this month to make this September one to remember.