Utah Türk Amerikan Derneği

Utah Turkish American Association

Upcoming Event

2025 New Year's Party by UTAA

🎉 UTAA New Year’s Party 🎉
Join us to celebrate the New Year with an unforgettable evening of music, dance, and delicious Turkish cuisine!

🗓 Date: Saturday, December 21, 2024
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 Location: Zions Bank Building, 18th Floor, Founders Room

What to Expect:

  • Live music by the talented ILHAN OZULU 🎶
  • DJ music and plenty of dancing to keep the night lively 🪩
  • A delightful potluck of authentic Turkish cuisine 🍲
  • A cash bar to toast to the New Year 🥂

🎟 Important Ticket Information:

  • Ticket sales close on December 20th at 12:00 AM (MDT).
  • Tickets purchased at the door will be $5 more per person so get your tickets early and save!

We are deeply grateful for your support and look forward to celebrating together in style. Don’t miss this fantastic evening with the Utah Turkish American Association!

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Picnik In The Event – 2024 May – Sugar House

 

Hidden Grove Pavilion

ALL AGES WELCOME

Located northeast across the creek from the basketball courts. It shares parking with the Sugar Beet Pavilion and the basketball courts

Bring a dish to share, and enjoy a day of outdoor fun and relaxation. Drinks, cups and paper plates will be provided.

Ortak piknik soframızda paylaşmak için yiyecek getirin lutfen. Icecekler, kagit bardak ve tabaklar dernegimiz tarafindan saglanacaktir.

 

Events

December 2024
Dec 21
21 December 2024
Zions Bank Founders Room, 1 South Main Street, 18th Floor
Salt Lake City, 84111 United States
October 2024
Oct 26
26 October 2024
Zions Bank Founders Room, 1 South Main Street, 18th Floor
Salt Lake City, 84111 United States
September 2024
Sep 22
22 September 2024
Sugar House, 1330 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, 84106 United States
Sep 20
20 September 2024
1875 S Texas St Salt Lake City, UT 84108 United States,

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We try to be together at certain intervals, we organize picnics and concerts, if you are Turkish, contact us.

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Utah man worries about loved ones back home in Turkey

 More than 6,000 people were killed in Turkey and Syria in a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake. A desperate search-and-rescue effort is now underway for survivors trapped beneath the rubble of thousands of buildings, but the weather is now hampering the search.

Utah Turkish American Association finding ways to help after 7.8 earthquake

A group of five gathered in a Salt Lake living room Monday night, in disbelief.

Bringing in their friend Ahmet Emre via video chat, the group — all Turkish Americans — began to talk about what they’ve been hearing from family and friends in Turkey.

Utahns rush to help Turks back home following devastating earthquake

Although the Utah’s Turkish community only adds up to, at most, 1,000 residents, they are working hard to do what they can to help their country in its time of need following this week’s devastating earthquake.

Turkish Americans in Utah raise funds for earthquake relief

About 30 minutes after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, Ahmet Emre received a phone call from a friend in Turkey.

Candlelight Vigil at Capitol Building to Honor Thousands Who Died in Turkey

Utah Turkish American Association joined those in Utah at the Utah State Capitol to honor and support those in Turkey and Syria after the earthquake took tens of thousands of lives.