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Utah MLB stadium: Concert venue could be a part of SLC Power District project

By Salt Lake Tribune · September 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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A Utah MLB stadium might host more than just baseball. Salt Lake City could get a new west-side concert venue if Utah’s capital scores a Major League Baseball team. (Larry H. Miller Co.) A rendering of the planned Power District development on Salt Lake City’s west side.

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