Granary District · Salt Lake City
Live Music Venue · Sports Bar · Arcade · Hangout · Community
The Saddest Place to Leave.
Ticket Harmony has it ALLFour lines, one idea — every decision in the building answers to them. The Three Tiers below are how it gets delivered.
Pool, arcade, tables — the floor plays all night.
A 98-inch TV in every bay, fully customizable.
Live, nightly — the room the whole venue faces.
A luxury entertainment venue built around one idea: a colosseum of private lounge bays — Topgolf comfort, concert-hall energy — ringing a circular center stage that everything in the room faces. Leather, walnut, brass, and warm gold light.
Not an arcade with a bar bolted on — a venue Salt Lake City doesn’t have yet.
Music — the core identity, live, nightly
If it goes in the building, it’s the best version of it we can build. World-class sound. The best seats. The best games. The best screens. Not a slogan — the spec sheet. In design
A 35-speaker surround — center array over the stage, delay rings through the tiers, DSP-zoned so it’s concert-loud on the floor and conversation-quiet in your bay.
Two hundred luxury loungers on the plan — power-recline theater chairs plus commercial-grade bay couches, sampled brand by brand before a single bulk order.
116 screens across the house, twenty 98-inch marquees — one in every bay — and a fine-pitch jumbotron ring hanging in the middle of the anchor bar.
A sixty-plus machine registry — the flagship 6P Grand Pusher, the 16-player Grand Cross, a full tournament row, golf simulators, a claw row from Tokyo to Chicago — and the largest coin-pusher collection anywhere — a destination worth the trip on its own.
Every zone as designed — concept renders from the master pack.
The physical-sports floor — six pool tables, darts, ping pong, air hockey, skee ball, foosball, golf simulators.
Ticket games and coin pushers — the world’s largest coin-pusher collection, a world record in the making and a tourist destination in its own right.
A 21-and-over sports bar shaped like a ship’s anchor with a central jumbotron ring.
A circular center stage that everything in the room faces — the calendar never sleeps.
A colosseum of private lounge bays — Topgolf comfort, concert-hall energy — in bays of 8–20.
Opening lineup — dates announced at opening. Planned
Bring the show — the house brings the rest. A real share of ticket sales, a room built to face you, the house sound engineer and stage rig, ticketing and promotion on our site and boards, and a crowd that is already in the building. Musicians, comedy, DJs, events. Planned
Planned programming — dates announced at opening. Nothing below is scheduled yet.
The core identity — live, nightly.
Planned12–8 belongs to all ages — floats, tickets, first arcade wins.
PlannedDaytime belongs to the neighborhood.
PlannedMusic lessons and recitals — daytime programming.
PlannedOn the house.
PlannedLaugh early — one tier opens horseshoe for comedy.
PlannedDance late.
PlannedTournament row — pool, darts, ping pong, air hockey, skee ball, foosball.
PlannedEverything programmable is programmed — book-a-show.
PlannedThe anchor bar is designed to carry every game with a score — 116 screens, a jumbotron ring, and twenty 98-inch marquees mean no seat misses a play, and every bay picks its own broadcast with its own sound.
NFL · NBA · MLB · NHL · MLS · College Football · March Madness · Premier League · Champions League · UFC & Fight Nights · Boxing · F1 · NASCAR · PGA & the Majors · Tennis Slams · and the 2034 Winter Olympics in our backyard
Programming as designed — the venue is not open yet. Planned
And every one of them runs a tournament. House leagues in every game the floor owns — pool, darts, ping pong, foosball, air hockey, skee ball, pinball — plus golf-sim closest-to-pin, cornhole cups in the yard, and bracket nights for the big seasons. Winners go up on the jumbotron.
The planned roster the venue is designed around — from the Ticket Harmony master workbook. Nothing is installed yet. Planned
Six pool tables, target darts, foosball & ping pong, air hockey, skee ball, golf sims — concept renders of the sports you can walk in and play.
Parody marquees painted for the Ticket Harmony game build — every screen ours.
From the Anchor Bar
The opening menu, in design — no prices published, the full bar rides the Utah license path, and the family side pours all afternoon. Final bill posted at opening.
SLC infrastructure, not just a business. Trivia, lessons, recitals — plus neighborhood nights on the house. Community, always.
Olympics & Kilby Court — SLC 2034 and the lineage we honor
Drawn into the campus plan: a gym-and-rec wing — hoops, pickleball, and iron — backed by roughly 25,000 square feet of fenced yard for summer courts, cornhole cups, and outdoor show nights. Five buildings on two parcels means the wing has somewhere real to go.
Gym access is one of the things the membership below is being designed around.
Expansion path · in design
One membership for the whole house — being designed around floor credits, bay priority, member nights, first crack at show tickets, and the gym wing. Mechanics and pricing aren’t promised yet; the founding list is open now, and the earliest names help shape it — and get the best of it.
In design — nothing is for sale today; the founding list is an interest list, not a purchase.
One house system across the whole line: a hard-edged red slice over a third of every piece, contrast collars and cuffs in green, light blue, and a little yellow, grounds from cream to black, and a small embroidered Ticket Harmony anchor wordmark — no big graphics. Pre-order interest only: nothing ships yet, no prices are set, and every order link is an email inquiry to Cameron.
The Hall of Design
Every rule the venue is built by.
The Whole Bill
Every rule on one wall, numbered one through forty.
From the Poster Wall
Mockups from the poster wall — pre-order interest by email; prices TBD; the venue is in design.
Pillar poster VI from the poster wall, walnut frame, paper mat.
Order by email · Price TBD
Principle poster No. 39 as a chest print.
Order by email · Price TBDThe Granary District is one of Salt Lake City’s oldest working industrial quarters, named for the grain elevators and mills that once fed the valley. Its brick warehouses now anchor one of the city’s liveliest maker-and-venue corridors — and Ticket Harmony is being designed for the middle of it. The venue is not open yet.
The future home — in design, not open to visitors yet.
A colosseum of private lounge bays around a circular center stage, a 21-and-over anchor sports bar under 116 screens and a jumbotron ring, a premium coin-pusher hall, a tournament row, golf simulators, and a fenced outdoor yard for community events — as designed. In design
Planned: families 12–8 every day, then the house goes 21+ from 8 PM to 2 AM. Final hours and pricing published at opening. Planned
Two parcels · five buildings · ~42,878 SF total on 1.88 acres · ~25,000 SF fenced yard · largest single span 15,878 SF — per listing.
240V + 480V three-phase power, fire-sprinkled, dock-high doors, skylights, partial central air — per listing. Built to carry a jumbotron.
27 stalls on-site per listing — a shared-parking and transit plan is part of the design work; TRAX and UTA run close. In design
Time to kill and your wallet. Water bottles and clear bags are fine.
An optional 5¢ donation per card swipe to a Salt Lake City cause of your choice — verified local partners. Planned
Music education · the food pantry · education · homelessness services · rehab & abuse recovery · the hospital
Every claim traces to a cell. The venue runs on a master workbook — win-per-unit-per-day for every machine, revenue per square foot, utilization bands, payback gates — with honest [MODELED] tags on anything not yet real and spend assumptions recalibrated to real-world arcade bands. The Granary campus pencils as owner-occupied — an SBA-friendly path — and the whole building is designed twice: in the game engine, then for real.
Figures live in the packet, not on this page — nothing here is a revenue promise.
Want to work at Ticket Harmony when it opens? Bartenders, bookers, techs, floor crew — the manifest starts now.
Join the crewWriting about what’s coming to the Granary District? Brand assets — wordmark, the six-pillar poster wall, and concept renders (all labeled as renders) — are available on request, with boilerplate below.
Ticket Harmony is a planned live-music venue, sports bar, and arcade in Salt Lake City’s Granary District — a colosseum of private lounge bays around a circular center stage, designed measurable-first. In design; not yet open.
Press inquiryGift cards arrive when the doors do. No sales today — first crack goes to the list.
Join the gift-card waitlistA founding-member program is being designed for the earliest names on the launch list. No mechanics promised yet — just be early.
Raise your handDeck, diligence checklist, and a tour of the master workbook — measurable-first, honest tags, no invented figures.
Request the packetTicket Harmony is being designed around optimal viewing angles — no blocked sightline in the house — with elevated seating on stadium tiers and wide, egress-first walkways. Detailed accessibility facilities and policies will be published before opening; if you have specific needs or questions now, email cameron@ticketharmony.org.
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Built twice — in game and for real
