Sitting in a prime location, this Utah arts venue is now on the National Register of Historic Places

Bravo, say fans. This downtown Salt Lake City concert hall now has another argument for its preservation and renovation.

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Symphony violinist Karen Wyatt gives a tour of Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City in August 2024. The building has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Sitting in a prime location, this Utah arts venue is now on the National Register of Historic Places

Bravo, say fans. This downtown Salt Lake City concert hall now has another argument for its preservation and renovation.

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