Is Salt Lake City considered to be a dry city?

Im not clear if you are referring to the alcohol laws or the humidity and therefore I will answer both. Humidity - Yes, the city is very dry! I believe a couple of years ago, the humidity levels were around 3-4%. read more

No. Historically it may have been considered a dry city. But with the changes in the liquor laws for the 2002 Olympics, SLC is mostly like every other large US city. One difference is the alcohol content in beer is lower than some other states. read more

The thing with Salt Lake is that these places are only allowed to sell liquor up until one am. and so if you want liquor that is not sold at one of these places past the good ol' hour of one am then you have to buy it from the state liquor store(liquor store open mon-sat). read more

Salt Lake With an estimated population of 191,180 in 2013. SaltLake City is the capital of Utah in the United States. read more

Some theorize that Utah’s strict liquor laws, and the inevitable impact on the store's margin, was responsible for Trader Joe's late entry into the Salt Lake City market. Conventions. Scott Beck, president and CEO of Visit Salt Lake, says perception is the problem Utah has in attracting tourism, specifically conventions. read more