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Natural Law Apothecary’s Thursday music nights are unlike an...
An under-the-radar venue offers a way to see free local music.
J-Rad Cooley Courtesy Photo There’s only one music series in town curated with help from Salt Lake County’s official Bee Inspector. There’s just one rule: Don’t bring your full drum kit. “The intensity on the bees, the intensity of other animals in the space, can be a little much,” explains Marinda Bowen, co-owner of Natural Law Apothecary.
She and collaborators James Rigby and Peter Somers—a.k.a. county bee guy—run Natural Law’s Thursday night music series, “Tunes from da Treed House.” Tucked next to a Yellow Cab dispatch office on 600 West, Natural Law has a subtle presence on the street;…
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