I’m putting together a free, in-person D&D group in the Millcreek/Sugar House area, likely at a public library, and looking for friendly adults to join.

The campaign is The Black Key Society. You’ll play explorers, investigators, and treasure hunters based in Sharn—a fantasy city of towering spires built above ancient ruins. Expect dangerous expeditions, strange mysteries, shady factions, and opportunities to talk, sneak, fight, or invent another solution.

Never played D&D? You’re welcome! No knowledge of the setting is needed, and we’ll learn as we go.

The tentative plan:

When: Every other Saturday, 1–5 p.m.
Where: Millcreek/Sugar House area; venue TBD.
Game: D&D 5e using the 2024 rules.
Group: Around 4–6 players per session.
Cost: Free.

This will be an open-table campaign, with adventures designed to wrap up each session, so you won’t need to commit to attending every game. Your characters and their choices will still shape an ongoing world. Just follow through when you sign up for a session.

I’m looking for cooperative, respectful players who enjoy exploring, sharing the spotlight, and trying creative ideas. Humor is welcome, as are meaningful danger and consequences. Respect everyone’s boundaries and bring a character who has a reason to work with the group.
Interested? Comment or message me with a little about yourself, your experience with tabletop games (including none!), and whether the proposed schedule works for you.

the one by me lost my favorite employee and now the dough is never proofed, all sad and floppy. Where y'all dominos connoisseurs going

I drive by this school almost every day. The new structure is amazing but as they started putting the grass in I was awestruck. Using Google Earth I estimated 3.16 acres or 15294.4 sq yards of grass.

To put it in perspective...to properly care for it requires over 2 million gallons of water.

With two thirds of Salt Lake County is in extreme drought and the rest in severe drought I can't imagine how this was proposed and worse yet approved.

/rant over

Culvers is great, love Nielsen’s too… but there’s gotta be other great ones

Just moved here and my god everyone is married at 21 and having kids. It’s amazing don’t get me wrong but where I’m from people don’t get married until early 30’s and it’s really easy to meet people for the most part bc there’s so many singles.

How have others fared here with the dating scene? Currently a 31 yr male. Virtually all my coworkers are married and I’m getting really weird looks from people when I tell them I’m not married and don’t have a family lol.

Is it possible to live in a tiny or trailer on the property of your own home in SLC? I've seen several around town. The idea would be to rent the home for periods to reduce expenses or while traveling.

Does anyone know if there is anywhere that still has good "snowliage" to go see? Want to take a drive but did the rain/wind/snow clear out all the color?

Having trouble finding shops that aren’t like diamond shops / designer jewelry. More for fashion and personal style. Silver or stainless steel, casual wear that won’t break the bank. Any recs?!

ECOATM offered me dirt for my iPhone 14 pro max and iphone 17 pro max.

I also have a 2022 Macbook Pro.

Are there any shops or am I going to have to deal with insane marketplace people ?

Hey guys. I'm mid to late 20s m and she's early 20s.

This is supposed to be a first date but we live pretty far apart. I'm in eagle mountain she's in Riverdale.

So we're meeting in slc but we kinda said we could spend more time than a typical first date because of the distance and probably do multiple things. We're meeting at 12 and if it goes well we kinda think we could just spend the day together. Obviously it's a bit risky but hoping for the best.

Problem is i don't know what to fill that time with.

Typically I like to avoid coffee dates because it might get dry so I attempt a simple activity like pool and drinks. But obviously if it's a longer day I'm gonna need more ideas.

Whether it's multiple or one long activity. Please help thanks!

I recently booked an SUV with Rugged Rentals after checking out some reviews, but when I visited their website today, I saw a notice saying they’re shutting down permanently on November 1. While this doesn’t impact my rental dates, it definitely stressed me out, so I ended up reserving another car through Costco. I’m traveling with three other adults to celebrate a big birthday, and since I’m in charge of the rental, I want to make sure everything goes smoothly. I plan to call Rugged tomorrow for clarification, but I’d love any advice from folks who have rented cars in Salt Lake City, whether from Rugged or Costco/Enterprise. I’ve had some bad experiences with rental companies in the past, so I’m feeling pretty anxious about this whole situation. Plus, I’ve noticed that many rentals are either sold out or priced way too high, and I really don’t want to mess this up for my group!

I’m wondering if anyone knows where I can buy contacts for a vampire costume I’m wanting to put together! I know they sell them online but I don’t think they’ll arrive in time.

Join thousands of fellow Utahns for a peaceful rally for democracy and march to the ballot box! We will rally at the state capitol at 3:00pm, then march to the nearest ballot box (next to the main branch of the SLC Public Library) starting at 4:00pm.

Bring your ballot to drop off, and remember to dress as your favorite fascist fighter!

Winning the November midterms elections is absolutely critical to stopping our nation's slide into autocracy. This event will galvanize voters and help Utah do our part to restore American democracy. We can't wait to see you out there!

Looking to get something done on the 7th of Nov. while I’m in SLC. Send suggestions or work in the comments thanks.

Anybody have any intel about pricing for restaurant buyouts in or around SLC? Buyout meaning, you rent the entire restaurant for a whole meal service.

I’m very open to various options, but should accommodate 75-100 people. Brunch, lunch, dinner, fancy, or a dive.

There is never information online about buyouts, and it’s usually a whole ordeal to schedule a consultation for one. I’m just looking for rough pricing! If you’ve bought out a restaurant for a morning or evening, tell me where and how much you paid!

Thanks so much!

Looking for some homies to meet up with😸

** NOT LOOKING FOR LEGAL ADVICE, just recommendations for lawyers **

I am dealing with an incredibly frustrating situation with the water bill at my apartment complex. I realize from other posts I’ve seen that there has been some recent changes with water billing for apartments, but this is regarding excessive billing the last few months due to likely leak(s) that were JUST fixed yesterday. We went from paying less than $20 for our water bill to paying well over $100, and our next bill is $192. Just for the water!! I would like to possibly talk with a lawyer to see if I am able to fight this and possibly get reimbursement/compensation.

Does anybody know if this cool antique Warehouse on 600 South is still open? There seems to be no Google map business listing so I'm wondering if it went under

I commented one of these rainbow pictures on someone else’s post earlier this week, and you guys showed it so much love that I figured the rest deserved their own post! 😂🌈

So here’s the full rainbow show from this week, right over Salt Lake City!

- One minute the skies were looking like the world was ending, and the next, Utah decided to casually drop a whole rainbow across the valley like it was no big deal.
Say what you want about Utah, but the mountains, the skies, and these random moments of beauty never disappoint. ❤️

- SLC, you really are something special. 🏔️

And no, I didn’t find the pot of gold at the end. Pretty sure it’s just another apartment charging $2,000 in rent. 😂
Much love, Utah! ❤️🌈

I just saw this silver car with tons of thick white smoke coming out of the exhaust. No flames yet. Parked in the parking lot of the starbucks right near the ocean city seafood mart. Anybody know what happened? Smelled just like fireworks.

Help me out please. This is how I advertise- and have been a hospice chaplain for nearly 8 years and LOVE it so much- but am open for ideas and suggestion on how better? I have my Hospice team members post on social media and have hung up flyers in coffee shops.

“Want to give back in meaningful and rewarding ways?

Hospice volunteers are a vital part of our care team. These compassionate community members are trained to provide companionship, light assistance, and presence to patients and families during a deeply meaningful time. Volunteers extend the warmth of our care beyond clinical services.

Volunteer services are available to hospice patients and their families who would benefit from additional companionship, light assistance, or caregiver relief.”

Hi . I’m looking to see if someone knows where can I buy a Utes football helmet. I’m looking at their website but it’s 2022 or 2023 edition. I’m preferably looking for the white one of this year or a similar !

I’m not sure how to vote for these tax bonds. I don’t know what they are. Can someone help me so I understand what it’s asking for? I understand the one for Crescent so how is everyone feeling about that? I think it sounds good but sometimes I don’t understand the whole deal.

I’m wiling to trade my firstborn child to anyone who happens to have this part laying around that they aren’t using. I have 5 hours to move my truck and this is the final missing piece and no parts store has it and all the Ford’s part departments are closed.

You know, I kind of went hunting for a very specific sunset from the top of the library, but the clouds just never quite cooperated. It was still pretty though!