For more information:  http://www.saltlakecitymarathon.com/

The first question is…do pumpkins really float?  The second might be, who in their right mind would risk life and limb racing a pumpkin for prizes and fame?  The answers can be found at Sugar House Park from noon till 2:00 pm this Saturday.

Spectators can share in the fun and prizes from Muscle Milk, Whole Foods, Probar, Mountain Valley Seed Co and Park City Mountain Resort.  Come and see the latest edition Subaru from Nate Wade Subaru and spin the wheel of prizes from Chick-fil-A.

Muscle Milk will be providing samples of their muscle building, workout enhancing, shakes.  Muscle Milk® is a great-tasting, protein-enhanced functional formula that combines 32 grams of high-quality protein along with premium ingredients to provide sustained energy and recovery for performance and lifestyle.  Our pumpkins and our pumpkin captains end our workouts with Muscle Milk.

Whole Foods Sugar House will have regular sized pumpkins on hand.  Bring the kids and participate in a pumpkin carving contest for great prizes.  Carving starts at 10 and will be judged before the races end at 2.  Participants and winners could win gift certificates from Whole Foods to help complete their thanksgiving shopping.  There is nothing better than locally grown and certified organic options for your family this year and Whole Foods is the place to satisfy everyone’s tastes for all your classic fall baking needs.

ProBar will have delicious Gluten Free, all natural bars for the first 250 people at the event.  Probar is made from the healthiest ingredients on the planet and sooo dang good, you’ll forget all the other bars even existed.

For those of you counting the days till the snow flies, because we ARE…Park City Mountain Resort will be giving away lift passes to some attendees.  PCMR is the home of powder hounds whether they are on two sticks or one…with terrain and learn-to-ski packages for all abilities and the sickest board park in the state…we Ride Park City...and you should too.

Our friends from Wasatch Community Gardens will be helping out with growing tips and pumpkin related questions as well as showing off their very own Ginormous Pumpkin grown by their youth program.

As always we welcome you to visit us, ask questions, peek into our working greenhouse or our grow room and see what’s new.  We appreciate your ongoing business and desire to be more healthy, feed your family or save the world, even if it’s one Ginormous Pumpkin at a time.

Happy Rowing to all.  Here is how to get to Sugar House Park.

Mountain Valley Seed Co.

Welcome to the 2012 Salt Lake City
CureSearch Walk!

September 29, 2012 – Salt Lake City, UT

Sponsored By

Join us as we celebrate and honor children from the Salt Lake City area who have been affected by children’s cancer. This very special day will include prizes, music, food, and fun activities for the entire family! Please encourage your friends and family to join us as we raise funds to reach the day when every child with cancer is guaranteed a cure!

Register today and support children’s cancer research!

Event Schedule Registration/Check In 8:00 am – 9:00 am Opening Ceremony and Walk 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Event Location Sugar House Park 1300 East 2100 South Salt Lake City, UT 84115

Raise $100+ and receive the official CureSearch Walk T-shirt!

The CureSearch Walk celebrates and honors children whose lives have been affected by childhood cancer, while raising funds for lifesaving research. You can help us by encouraging your friends, family, co-workers and community to champion our cause.

Free Concert in the Park
Saturday, September 29th, 5 to 8 p.m.
Sugarhouse Park, 2100 South 1300 East, Salt Lake County
Big Field Pavilion – follow signs into park
The Samuel Smith Band

https://www.facebook.com/events/423218484402038/

“We are the 51%”
Utah’s unaffiliated voters
Families, friends, voters from all parties, and hopefully soon-to-be voters
are welcome to attend
Also meet Utah’s political candidates
Nonpartisan •  Free snacks and bottled water
Register to vote at the concert or at vote.utah.gov
Be a voter in 2012, please register • It will count if we all VOTE
Or simply come to enjoy!

Presented By:
Represent Me Utah!
http://www.representmeutah.org/

Sat. , September 22, 2012, 8:00 am

Sugar House Park

www.heartwalkutah.org.

Heart-healthy exhibits

FREE health screenings

Live music entertainment

Kids Zone and more

Pets Welcome

Join us for a family-friendly event! Learn more about how you can prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke through healthy, active living. Start you team today! Register at www.heartwalkutah.org.

The American Heart Association is the largest voluntary health organization working to prevent, treat and defeat heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases. These diseases, the Nation’s No.1 and No.4 killers, claim more than 865,000 American lives a year. Thanks to all our walkers, donors and volunteers who have accepted the challenge to help fight heart disease and stroke. We cannot achieve our mission without each one of you!

*Volunteers are needed as well*

Please contact Jourdan Messenger for volunteer information at either t-Jourdan.Messenger@heart.org or 801-484-3838

Our mission is to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. That single purpose drives all we do. The need for our work is beyond question.

3:00 pm
Sugarhouse Park
Salt Lake City, UT

Breathe Deep Salt Lake City is in celebration of Jan Poulsen’s fifth year of being a lung cancer survivor. The Poulsen family had little information on lung cancer when Jan was diagnosed, so they turned to LUNGevity Foundation and participated in Breathe Deep Los Angeles. Now, they are excited to provide the Salt Lake City area with the education and support they received from LUNGevity. Breathe Deep Salt Lake City, which raises critically needed funds for lung cancer research, is a 5K walk in the gorgeous Sugarhouse Park. The course is friendly to strollers and wheelchairs. Join us for an afternoon celebrating lung cancer survivors and raising awareness of this disease!

Course Route/Map:
The 5K walk will start at Mt. Olympus Pavillion and will go counterclockwise around the park twice. For a map of the park, please click here.

Register here: http://events.lungevity.org/site/TR?fr_id=3630&pg=entry

The Ovarian Cancer Research and Awareness Fund was created to increase awareness of the signs, symptoms and risk factors for ovarian cancer as well as other gynecologic cancers (uterine, cervix, vulvar, vaginal and fallopian tube.) The goals of the  researchers, physicians and fund are to educate and improve the care of women diagnosed with gynecologic cancers and focus on innovative research in the field of gynecologic cancers. Susan Sandoval was diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer in May 2005 and died May 2007. She worked as a nurse at LDS and Primary Children’s hospitals for 21 years. She had many friends, talked passionately about patient care and rights, and had incredible strength within her to always look at the positive in life and make the best of every day.

The 2012 race will be held on Saturday, September 8, 2012 at Sugarhouse Park.  Family, friends and sponsors will join together, and we look forward to another successful day.  For questions on how to participate, volunteer, donate, or become a sponsor please contact Renee A. Chase, 801-585-0067 or renee.chase@hsc.utah.edu or go to http://medicine.utah.edu/obgyn/SSRun/index.htm.

Ovarian Cancer is the eighth most common cancer among women, excluding non-melanoma skin cancers. The American Cancer Society estimates that about 22,430 new cases over ovarian cancer will be diagnosed in the United States during 2007. Ovarian cancer accounts for about 3% of all cancers in women.

In 2007, the Department of OB/GYN hosted the inaugural Susan Sandoval Run for Ovarian Cancer.  This event raised over $13,000 and had over 400 runners and walkers.  In 2008, with the help of our sponsors and participants, we raised over $10,000 and had over 300 runners and walkers.  Both 2009 and 2010 were banner years with over 500 participants each year.  To date, 2011 was our most successful year with over 600 participants, raising $24,000. Total monies raised over the past five years equals $85,000.  Many thanks to our sponsors, volunteers and participants who have contributed to each wonderful event, and help our researchers and physicians meet the goals of the fund to “find a cure”!

Sugar House Park is excited to have the Sugar House Farmers Market in the Park this year- Join us every Friday from July 13 to October 19 from 4-8:00 pm at the Parley’s Creek Pavilion.

Mission

“To create a family-friendly local market, provide fresh produce, delicious food and unique Utah products. To build the Sugar House community and come together through food and fun.”

Company Overview

A neighborhood farmers & craftsperson market with a local Sugar House flair. Presented by Sugar House Furniture. A non-profit founded to bring the Sugar House community together at a Friday night Farmer’s Market.

https://www.facebook.com/SugarHouseFarmersMarket

Great food grown locally and amazing artisan foods produced locally and wonderful artisan crafts created locally. It’s all about local!

Saturday, December 03, 2011 10:00 AM

http://www.girlsontherunsaltlake.org/index.html

Girls on the Run® is a life-changing, experiential learning programs for girls age eight to thirteen years old. The programs combine training for a 3.1 mile running event with self-esteem enhancing, uplifting workouts. The goals of the programs are to encourage positive emotional, social, mental, spiritual and physical development..

The race and walk will be held on October 22, 2011 and will start at 8am. It will be located at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City. Please register now and then join us on October 22, 2011 for the 5K race or come participate in the 1-mile walk if you are just getting started building healthy bones.

For more information: click here.

Wasatch Osteoporosis Race has been initiated with 3 primary goals in mind:

1) Raising Awareness of osteoporosis.
One of the first steps in impacting the community and inspiring Utah residents to address osteoporosis as a disease is education and broader understanding regarding the disease process itself and the health risks that osteoporosis poses.
2) Promoting Prevention of osteoporosis.
Very simple steps can be taken initially to start on the path to building healthier, stronger bones. One important, central first step is regular weight-bearing exercise. This can be something as simple as walking in your community or participating in events like the Wasatch Osteoporosis 5K race or 1-mile walk.

3) Encouraging Treatment of osteoporosis.
If your physician has diagnosed you with osteoporosis, medical or pharmacologic treatment may be appropriate even beyond lifestyle and diet choices and/or changes. Supplemental vitamin D and calcium as well as prescription medications at the direction of your physician may be required to treat osteoporotic bones.