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Technology, power, and style all rolled into one exceptional driving experience. Whether you’re behind the wheel, along for the ride, or admiring from a distance, there’s no denying that the Q5 sets the standard for what SUVs should be.

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On The Cover

Paletas are much more than mere popsicles, as Kalli of Joy Pops will tell you in “Brain Freeze.”

JULY/AUGUST 2023

Features

46 The Best Of The Beehive

BY CHRISTIE PORTER

It’s the best of The Best of The Beehive. This year, we round up places and experiences that exemplify what the Beehive State does best—from being the best at having kids to the best at starting businesses and having the darkest skies (left).

54 The Mezcal Diaries

BY AVREY EVANS

A group of bar professionals from Utah travel to Oaxaca, Mexico to discover the rich culture of the region and its mezcal-producing traditions. In the end, they unearth much more than agave.

60

Brain Freeze

BY JEREMY PUGH

If we have to suffer 100-degree heat, we deserve to treat ourselves to something sweet...that will also cool us down. Our six favorite summer treats (plus a little historical flavor) and who does them best.

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17

The Hive

BY SALT LAKE STAFF

Red Butte Concerts, robot buskers and witches—the signs of summer in Salt Lake City are here! Plus, Southwestern style inspo, a canned drink pairing for any outing and a halfpipe in a hotel lobby?!

95 On The Table

BY LYDIA MARTINEZ

Whether your summer barbecues have you grilling up fish, red meat or poultry, we’ve got tips from the experts.

35 Adventures

BY SALT LAKE STAFF

From tranquil floats to lively rapids, thanks to a recordbreaking winter, watery adventures abound this summer.

87 Park City

BY TONY GILL

Kimball Arts Festival returns to Park City with a more certain future, and we’ll see what the future holds for Olympic mountain biker Haley Batten.

127 Bar Fly

BY AVREY EVANS

The boys at RoHa Brewing Project are cooking up something special—but what is a firkin?

136 last page

BY CHRISTIE PORTER

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Utahns love talking about the drought almost as much as we love using water.

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