
Everything Utah is a women-owned gift shop at 311 S State St, in the Broadway district of Salt Lake City. Owner Mary Lindsey opened the business in 2017 at the Gateway, moved to City Creek the following year, and settled into its current State Street location in 2019. Mary describes the shop as much higher end than a typical souvenir shop, and its motto is "If I did it right, it should feel like home." Mary moved to Utah from Massachusetts in 1991 with her then husband, both avid skiers. Before opening the store, she explored fields including cosmetology, real estate and fine jewelry.
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The shop sells locally sourced items. You'll find honey, books, clothing, handcrafted jewelry, Native crafts, rocks, crystals, and photography by Utah landscape photographer Willy Holdman, with prints priced from $50.00 to $2,275.00. The store also sells several gift bundles, including the Utah Foods Gift Bundle ($79.99), the Sweet & Savory Honey Gift Bundle ($135.99), the Beehive Bliss Gift Bundle ($122.99) and the Housewarming Gift Bundle ($39.99). The Beehive Naturals collection offers soaps, lotions and balms made with Utah honey and goats' milk by founders Stephanie and Sam Ginn. For smaller purchases, there is a Mini Tote ($6.99), a Great Salt Lake Salt Bottle ($5.99), a Mini Snowball ($3.99), and patches, pins and keychains priced from $2.49 to $19.95. Other items include Redmond Real Salt, honeycomb calcite and the Dugway Geode.
Google Maps gives the shop a 4.9 out of 5 rating based on 1,208 reviews. Customers mostly mention the friendly staff, the warm atmosphere and the unique items. Staff members named in reviews include Mary Lindsey, Shane, Kim and Rina. The store offers complimentary bottled water and taffy candy tastings. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it sold "immersion boxes" to people who could not visit Utah in person. The business also received an Opportunity Boost Grant from the Utah Microloan Fund, which is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and managed by the Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development. The money went toward signage, storefront lighting, new accessories, inventory and marketing. Mary started the business with $12,000 of her own resources and later received support through the Banking on Women Program and the Goldman Sachs 10k Small Business program. The store is also a proud partner of the Utah Royals.
The shop is open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm every day. Parking is free for two hours in the Brighton Bank building lot, just east of the store. You can call 801-518-0130, email everythingutahslc@gmail.com, or visit everythingut.com. The store notes that orders placed after December 16 cannot be guaranteed for Christmas delivery.
Published Date
21 October 2026