Salt Lake City Grows More Secular Amid Mormon Stronghold
Salt Lake City, long the capital and fortress of Mormonism, shows a broader secular shift as the economy and arts scene expand. The Utah Symphony Hall opens with a new arts center while the church maintains influence through land, media holdings, and a dual life as religion and major local corporation.
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Utah Symphony Hall
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Maurice Abravanel
Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
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Ririe-Woodbury Company
Repertory Dance Theater
Capitol Theater
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