Whether you’re drawn to the symphony, a Broadway-style musical, or a nighttime adventure on the slopes, January in Salt Lake City has something for every kind of winter mood. It’s a great way to start the year by experiencing the culture, creativity, and outdoor energy that make this city such a special place to live.
January in Salt Lake City offers the perfect mix of culture and winter adventure. From elegant performances to immersive outdoor experiences, the new year is a great time to explore what makes SLC so unique. Here are three January events that showcase the city’s vibrant arts scene and its connection to the mountains.
Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 1 & Mozart with Awadagin Pratt: Jan. 9 - Jan. 10
As winter sets in, Tchaikovsky’s Winter Dreams Symphony captures the season’s beauty and offers a glimpse of the young composer’s emerging style. Rachmaninoff’s The Rock follows, telling a powerful story of a chance meeting on a stormy night, before the program concludes with Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23, performed by guest pianist Awadagin Pratt, highlighting the work’s blend of joy and introspection.
A Beautiful Noise: Jan. 20 - Jan. 25
A Beautiful Noise tells the untold true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became an iconic American rock legend. Created with Neil Diamond, this high-energy musical traces his rise to fame through the chart-topping songs that defined his career, celebrating the life, music, and legacy of one of America’s greatest hitmakers.
Solitude Nordic Nights: Jan. 24
Explore the beauty of our Nordic and snowshoe trails by the light of the moon as hundreds of torches and candles guide the way. They'll illuminate Lake Flat and Silver Lake trails. Warm yourself among our fire pits while enjoying complimentary s’mores and hot chocolate.
