Salt Lake City requires an Entertainers and Artist Permit for individuals or groups performing or showcasing art in designated public areas to ensure a positive experience for both entertainers and the public. This guide provides an overview of City regulations, including approved locations for permitted entertainers and artists to perform and display their artwork, display restrictions, and application requirements.
Need to know
Before performing or displaying art on Salt Lake City public property, you must:
- Complete the application online. Which may require:
- A diagram of your proposed display or performance setup (if applicable)
- A Utah State Special Event Sales Tax Number (if selling art or accepting compensation)
- Once accepted you will receive a link to pay the $43 non-refundable application fee.
Once you complete the steps above, you’ll receive a registration certificate. You must have a copy of the certificate available while performing or showcasing art in public spaces.
Before you start
- Read the frequently asked questions page
- Read about location, space, and noise restrictions
- If you are accepting payment, obtain a Special Event Sales Tax Number.
What’s next
Once you submit your application, Real Estate Service will reach out and do one of the following:
- Approve your application
- Request more information
- Explain why your application was denied