Love the experience.
Remember the lake.

A festival you want to attend, whether or not conservation is already on your mind.

Major and local performers. Continuous music. Food and drink, art, makers, and multicultural businesses. A day with people you love, ending in a spectacle you’ll remember.

Lady Lake embodies the Great Salt Lake. Each year, the sculpture is transformed into water and ceremonially returned to the lake. The ambition is a recognizable Utah tradition—something people look forward to, share, and make their own.

The lake is part of the experience, without a lecture between every act. People who want to go deeper can follow QR codes, explore research, meet conservation organizations, or hear more through the newsletter.

That connection can lead to advocacy, support for restoration, and opportunities to help return water to the lake.

Net proceeds support efforts to restore water to the Great Salt Lake and advance policies that protect its future.

Beneficiaries, allocations, and reporting will be developed with the event’s partners. The ceremony is symbolic; any measurable water or policy impact will be reported separately.

We’re developing the first festival, its production plan, and the team behind it. Dates, venue, lineup, and partners will be announced when confirmed.

Continuous music is central to the plan: acts flowing into one another, with live or DJ bridges during transitions. The final stage setup will follow the venue and production plan.