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E-Bike Vouchers

The Utah Clean Air Partnership and Magnum Bikes are offering 1,000 more e-bike vouchers. The last round of vouchers was redeemed by 250 people who received up to $800 off Magnum e-bikes or $1,200 off cargo bikes ($1,000 and $1,400 for income-qualified applicants). Applications are open on a first-come first-served basis. [Salt Lake Tribune]

• Related: In case you’re going car-free/car-light. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Sugar House Bans Drive-Thrus

The Salt Lake City Council unanimously voted to ban new drive-thrus in two zoning districts in Sugar House. I’m not pointing any fingers, but could the Chick-fil-A on 2100 S. be to blame? Existing drive-thrus can still operate under the new ordinance. [Building Salt Lake]

• Related: We asked Sarah Young, the new councilmember for Sugar House, about her stance on the ban. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

What’s Next With Ballpark NEXT

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced the next step in the Ballpark NEXT project, which is the Community Visioning Process. This includes a survey and mapping tool so you can see the areas of redevelopment. Send in your ideas, suggestions, and comments by Sept. 30. On the City Cast Salt Lake podcast, host Ali Vallarta and lead producer Emily Means talked about the Ballpark NEXT design contest and what will become of the proposals. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Sister Art Gallery & Zine Release  ⚡️ Friday | 6-10 p.m.

Sister is hosting an art gallery and zine release at the historical Commercial Club. RSVP to attend. [Free, Downtown SLC]

City of Industry  ✂️ Friday | 6:30-9 p.m.

City of Industry (a curated gift shop) is throwing a party for the opening of their new brick-and-mortar store. They’ve got the cutest stuff (cards, candles, stickers, stationery, and more!). [Free entry, Central Ninth]

Tower of Terror  😱 Friday & Saturday | 9 p.m.

Watch scary movie classics throughout the season at the Salt Lake Film Society’s Tower of Terror. It kicks off this weekend with “Tremors” on Friday and “The Thing” on Saturday. [$12, Downtown SLC]

Cross E Ranch Sunflower Festival  🌻 Friday-Sept. 20 (Closed Sundays | Various Times

The Sunflower Festival at Cross E Ranch features over a million sunflowers in bloom. There are a bunch of activities the whole family will enjoy, including hay rides, a ropes course, and corn pits. [$12.95-$19.95, North Salt Lake]

Hispanic Heritage Month  🎉 Saturday | 11 a.m.- 8 p.m.

Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month at The Gateway. There will be a parade, food vendors, and live performances. [Free entry, Downtown SLC]

KRCL 909 Day  📻 Saturday | Noon-6 p.m.

KRCL is hosting a block party and record sale! They’ll have a huge collection of vinyls, CDs, and cassettes. Plus, food trucks, screen printing, and live mural painting. [Free entry, Guadalupe]

SLC VegFest  🥬 Saturday | Noon-8 p.m.

The SLC VegFest at Library Square is organized by the Utah Animal Rights Coalition. It features vegan food from local restaurants. There will also be a kid’s area and live entertainment. [Free entry, Downtown SLC]

Little Queer Art Showing  🖼 Saturday | 2 p.m.

Queer Spectra is hosting a queer art show at Lightree Studios Black Box Theatre, with 10% of proceeds going to Under the Umbrella Bookstore. There will be music, dance, poetry, fiber art, and zines. Masks requested. [$5-$20 suggested donation, Glendale]

Urban Flea Market 🛍 Sunday | 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.

This outdoor flea market features nearly 100 vintage vendors at The Gateway. [$3 cash only, kids under 12 free, Downtown SLC]

India Mela  🇮🇳 Sunday | 11 a.m.- 4 p.m.

This fair is hosted by the India Cultural Center at the Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple of Utah. There will be Indian street food, henna, cultural performances, and kids activities (train rides, face painting, inflatables). [$5-$10, South Jordan]

Great Salt Lake Lawsuit, Election Results, and Dogs in Grocery Stores

Big news this week with a primary election, a lawsuit to protect the Great Salt Lake, and households with dogs outnumbering households with kids in Salt Lake City. Producer Ivana Martinez joins lead producer Emily Means to break it all down and share their picks of the week.