S.L. County Mayor Jenny Wilson weighs in on Abravanel Hall. Here’s what she said.

The future of the cherished 45-year-old music venue is up in the air as downtown Salt Lake City eyes a massive transformation for a sports and entertainment district.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Mike Maughan of Smith Entertainment Group takes notes, listening to the Salt Lake City Council speak on the proposed downtown sports and entertainment district on Tuesday, May 7, 2024. He is flanked by Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson, left, and Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall.

S.L. County Mayor Jenny Wilson weighs in on Abravanel Hall. Here’s what she said.

The future of the cherished 45-year-old music venue is up in the air as downtown Salt Lake City eyes a massive transformation for a sports and entertainment district.

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