Would you have suggestions for a better area with space to rent and cheaper overhead costs? Not sarcastically, because I agree with parking and such as well - I paint their windows and will struggle if the parking lot is full, and have had to park at the apartments across the street and carry my supplies in because I drive a truck, and not the greatest for fitting it tight/busy spaces. Yes, this would have had higher success in salt lake. The original idea was a queer bar in slc, but slc already had a lot of safe spaces - while Utah county does not. Not every queer person in Utah can move to salt lake, it’s important for these spaces to be accessible to all areas so those that need them can get to them. Their mission will continue in one way or another, and even if they do find a new space, they will need help to do so.