🎟️ WIN Red Clay Strays tickets

Enter to win a pair of Red Clay Strays tickets at the Maverik center September 2nd!

August 19, 2026

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Hey Weekenders 👋

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to let you know, that we’ve got a pair of tickets to see The Red Clay Strays at the Maverik Center on September 2nd — and we’re giving them away to a Weekender subscriber. 🎸🎟️

HOW TO ENTER

Refer a friend to the Salt Lake City Weekender email list.

Every friend who signs up through your unique referral link = 1 entry into the giveaway.

Refer 1 friend = 1 entry
Refer 5 friends = 5 entries
Refer 10 friends = 10 entries 👀

The more friends you bring to the Weekender, the better your chances.

🎟️ THE PRIZE
Our winner will receive 2 tickets to The Red Clay Strays at the Maverik Center on September 2nd.

👇 YOUR REFERRAL LINK

Send it to your group chat, your concert buddy, your coworker who always asks what’s happening this weekend — whoever needs a little more Weekender in their inbox.

Winner announced Friday, August 28th.

Good luck 🤠 and see you tomorrow for our usual weekend events drop!

— SLC Weekender

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