Features - Salt Lake Tribune

This Site
Web - powered by YAHOO! SEARCH

Home
News
- Contents
- Past Editions
- Archives
- E-edition
- Twitter Accounts
- Mobile Edition
- Nation & World
- Utah
- Weather
- Traffic
- Utah Politics
- Crime & Justice
- Polygamy
- LDS
- Education
- Photos
- Blogs
- RSS
- Columnists
Sports
- Prep Sports
- Utah Jazz
- BYU Cougars
- Utah Utes
- USU Aggies
- SUU T-birds
- WSU Wildcats
- College Sports
- NASCAR/Motor Sports
- Real Salt Lake
- Utah Blaze
- Grizzlies
- Bees
- Golf
- Winter Sports
- Outdoors
- Columnists
- Olympics
- Blogs
- Game Matchups
- Live Odds
Features
- Arts
- Faith
- Taste
- Gardening
- Health
- Home & Family
- Outdoors
- Parenting
- Pop culture & technology
- The Mix
- Travel
- Columnists
- Blogs
Entertainment
- Sundance
- Film-Finder
- American Idol
- Arts
- Dining Out
- Food
- Multimedia
- Television
- The Mix
- Comics
- Puzzles & Games
- Horoscopes
- Lottery
- Columnists
- Blogs
Business
Opinion
Close-Up
Obituaries
Classifieds
More Sites
Legals
Help Desk

Features

Masons
John Liley, public relations chairman for the Salt Lake Masonic Temple, stands in the group's auditorium. Dan Brown's new novel adds to fraternal order's mystique.(Steve Griffin/The Salt Lake Tribune)

MORE TOP FEATURES STORIES HEADLINES

'So You Think You Can Dance': Brandon Bryant, top 12 take the stage

Wasatch Mountain Club: Passion for nature can nurture love

Psst! Let's talk about Masons

TODAY'S FEATURES

FILM FINDER |DINING OUT |ENTERTAINMENT


	Chanticleer brings male harmony to Ogden Chanticleer's stunning performances of choral music spanning seven centuries of human history are known to make audiences feel that time is standing still. Full Story 'Zion' can be anywhere where there are Mormons Faith in action: Documentary screening Cole: Tough workout exposes inexperienced runner 'So You Think You Can Dance': Brandon Bryant, top 12 take the stage Kirby: Heaven or hell: voter turnout Outdoor notebook: Most Utah ski resorts wait for winter to kick in Butters: Super simple soda bread Special screenings: 'Country Fried,' 'Orlok the Vampire,' 'My One and Only,' 'Chris & Don: A Love Story,' PitchNic World Premiere Mormons off the hook in Brown's book Psst! Let's talk about Masons NPR host to give religion speech in SLC Crèche lovers to gather in Salt Lake City Wharton: The good and bad in hunt proposals Shoulder season a great time for ski resort deals Two moms qualify for national triathlon Out takes: Utah photographer wins national contest Where is it? Bird sighting: Western scrub jay Hook shot: Stephanie Sharp catches dinner in Maui Yellowstone winter season scheduled Camping: Site lists private facilities Hotel chain earns environmental recognition Istanbul to host major 2010 event Tips on two-wheel traveling Travel reading: Book offers ideas for volunteering around the world Travel top 10: Cruise experiences to enjoy with your children Travel gear: Jetboil's Java Kit makes a quick cup of coffee Wasatch Mountain Club: Passion for nature can nurture love A musical duel: Christian rock band or rock band of outspoken Christians?

Entertainment News Video

Daily Mix
	'So You Think You Can Dance': Brandon Bryant, top 12 take the stage Utah's latest TV dance star, Brandon Bryant, returns to the Beehive state for the "So You Think You Can Dance" tour Saturday at the E Center. Bryant was runner-up on the show. Full Story Chanticleer brings male harmony to Ogden Taming 'Broncos': Jared and Jerusha Hess find oddball humor close to home Review: 'Broncos' tunes into 'Napoleon' vibe

Outdoors
	Wasatch Mountain Club: Passion for nature can nurture love Getting to the peak is only one reason people join the Wasatch Mountain Club. Some like the motivation and camaraderie offered by a group hike, bike, climb or ski tour. Full Story Wharton: The good and bad in hunt proposals Two moms qualify for national triathlon Outdoor notebook: Most Utah ski resorts wait for winter to kick in

Food
	Dining out: Reconsidering two Utah favorites With all the construction going on, downtown Salt Lake City looks deserted much of the time. That's not the case at Bambara, located in the Hotel Monaco. Full Story Sweet Creole fritters with Old World roots are back Weekly Toast: Organic malbec has what it takes to keep moving up the ranks Fall beers: A change is in the pour

Arts
	Chanticleer brings male harmony to Ogden Chanticleer's stunning performances of choral music spanning seven centuries of human history are known to make audiences feel that time is standing still. Full Story Review: People Productions' ambitious, stripped-down work challenges misconceptions A Hollywood High makeover of 'Macbeth' Shaping the Western tradition

Travel
	Two moms qualify for national triathlon Ali Black always considered herself a gymnast. And Cherell Jordin did not know how to swim two years ago. But the two women found fun, new friends and success participating in triathlons. Full Story Shoulder season a great time for ski resort deals Tips on two-wheel traveling Airlines ratchet up holiday surcharges

Faith
	Kirby: Heaven or hell: voter turnout I always vote. I could say it's because I am a responsible citizen who believes wholeheartedly in the democratic process, but I'd be lying. It probably has more to do with being naturally contrary. Full Story 'Zion' can be anywhere where there are Mormons Psst! Let's talk about Masons NPR host to give religion speech in SLC

ADD TO MY