Time: 12:05 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Bomba Marilé is P.O.C. led 501c3 Non Profit Organization in the state of Utah that was established November 2017 and became a non profit in 2022. Since our initiation, we have organized Bomba workshops with visiting instructors, social events including dominos and picnics, and educational activities including showing documentaries discussing issues related to Puerto Rico. Bomba Marilé has had the opportunity to perform at various cultural events throughout Utah including Living Traditions Festival, West Side Dance Cinco de Mayo Festival, Mondays at the Park, Utah County Fair and more. Bomba Marilé has been grateful to receive financial support from the Salt Lake City Arts Council, Western States Arts Federation, National Endowment for the Arts, Ogden Arts Council, South Salt Lake City Arts Council, and others. We are grateful for the opportunity to highlight our musical traditions from Puerto Rico and to share them with those who support the cultural arts.

Time: 1:15 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Hazy Honey is a Salt Lake City instrumental trio putting our own spin on songs you already know and love. From familiar classics to unexpected favorites, we cover a wide range of music, improvising and reimagining each tune in our own style.

Time: 2:25 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Bella Woods is an indie folk singer-songwriter from Salt Lake City. She released her debut record, “Birds & Dogs” in August. Bella draws inspiration from various genres and styles but is known for her soft vocals and unique band arrangements.

Time: 3:35 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Jerrica is stoked to be back for her third VegFest as a performer! You may recognize her from her days serving at Vertical Diner. This year, she is accompanied by her new band, the Resolution. Together, they are hard at work producing their first studio album. They are so excited to share some of it with you all at the event.

Time: 4:45 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Schnaedl was formed as a band just one year ago when guitarist Rory Leahy, drummer  Mark Ingram, and bassist Steven Schmit, met by happen-stance while touring positively 4th Street rehearsal studios. They soon found that their formation as a band was destined in the stars; they came to find that they each currently drive the same year, make, and model of truck - the legendary gen 1, 2000 Toyota Tundra.

Time: 5:55 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Lill and Warren consists of Lauren Lockey on vocals and Will Robinson on vocals and acoustic guitar. They blend heartfelt harmonies and folky favorite covers in their own soulful way. Their covers include classics from Mazzy Star, Ocie Elliott, Trevor Hall, and Zach Bryan.

Time: 7:05 PM
Location: UARC Stage

Good Enough for Grunge is a local nostalgic alt rock and grunge cover band. Formed in 2021, they play locally at venues like Ice Haüs and Piper Down as well as private events. This will be their fifth time playing at VegFest and are excited to be welcomed back. Bands they cover include: Foo Fighters, Third Eye Blind, The Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Green Day, and No Doubt.

Utah Animal Rights Coalition (UARC) believes that a wide array of lifestyles, beliefs, and opinions ought to be present at a community festival. The views and opinions expressed by the vendors & speakers at SLC VegFest do not necessarily reflect the opinions of UARC or SLC VegFest, and the presence of a vendor, performer, or speaker at SLC VegFest should not be construed as an endorsement of every idea, tactic, or position held by that vendor, performer, or speaker.