Day 1 · Sept 17
The Monson Center
Home to the Donor Circle and Ideas Track. A University of Utah venue designed for dialogue, strategy, and hosted working sessions — steps from campus energy and mountain views.
Venues
Three gathering places
Day 2 · Sept 18
Edison House
Public S3 Summit spaces — Ballroom, Terrace, and Speakeasy — for keynotes, Big Ideas conversations, Action Labs, and the Impact Exhibition.
Closing · TBC
Capitol Hill Reception
Closing reception and symbolic launch of S3 — details to be confirmed. Expect civic hospitality with Wasatch light over the valley.
Hotels & travel
Getting here
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is roughly 15–20 minutes from downtown venues by car or rideshare. TRAX light rail and walking corridors connect much of the city core.
Airport
Fly into SLC. Rideshare, taxi, and rental cars are plentiful. Allow extra time on Friday for downtown traffic around Edison House.
Recommended areas
Book near Downtown / City Creek, Capitol Hill, or University for easy access to Monson Center (Day 1) and Edison House (Day 2).
Hotel block
A preferred hotel rate block will publish with ticket launch. Email hello@saltlakecitysummit.org for early group lodging.
Local transit
TRAX light rail · rideshare · downtown walking
Field experience
International Peace Gardens · Day 1 solidarity visit
Salt Lake City guide
While you’re here
- International Peace Gardens — woven into Day 1 field experience; a living map of global solidarity in Jordan Park.
- Capitol Hill & Wasatch views — civic skyline and foothills framing the closing reception (TBC).
- Downtown & Temple Square — dining, walks, and quiet corners between sessions.
- Morning wellness — optional yoga / 5k before the Day 2 summit.
Visitor links and maps will expand here as logistics lock. For now, start with Visit Salt Lake.