Utah 2034

INTRODUCING UTAH 2034 🇺🇸 Designed to embrace and unite all communities across the state, we are coming together as one Utah as we celebrate 3000 days out from the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games. #Utah2034

Counting down the days @thesnowleague 👀

Empowering women in sport, on and off the field 🤍 Olympic bobsledder and Utah native Kaysha Love-Powell joined @thesportsish and the @UtahRoyalsFC for Gameday for the Girls, sharing her journey as an athlete and highlighting the importance of representation, opportunity, and connection in sports. From the Olympic stage to the soccer field, Kaysha Love-Powell and @USABS are helping inspire the next generation of women to pursue their passions and see a future for themselves in the sports industry.

Brought the world stage to Utah 👏 World Climbing brought international bouldering competition to Smith’s Ballpark for The World Climbing Series Salt Lake City 2026! 📸 @gajdaphotography

Utah got a visit from some familiar faces 🤝 Johannes Høsflot Klæbo & Emil Iversen x @soldier_hollow

Where were the ski jumping events held in 2002?

Almost that time of year 😌

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We’re in your corner 💙 September is Suicide Prevention Month, a reminder that sometimes being there for someone starts with simply letting them know they’re not alone. As a member of Podium34, the Huntsman Mental Health Foundation is helping advance mental health awareness and support across Utah, including for youth and athletes. Because every conversation, every check-in and every reminder that someone is there can make a difference. If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988. You’re not alone — and we’re in your corner.

Giving back 🤝 building the future During the Utah Youth Sports Giving Day donation period, IOC President Kirsty Coventry helped celebrate Utah 2034’s donation to the Utah Lady Grizzlies hockey team, supporting the athletes who are helping shape Utah’s sports future. A special moment during a special week, and a reminder that the impact of sport reaches far beyond the Games.

Thank you for the visit, President Coventry! A look back at a memorable day in Utah with IOC President Kirsty Coventry as we continue building toward 2034, connecting with our community, celebrating Utah’s Olympic and Paralympic spirit, and looking ahead to welcoming the world. We’re grateful for the time, conversations and shared vision for 2034.

“One goal, there’s one vision…” IOC President Kirsty Coventry on what she’s noticed about Utah 2034 — a genuine commitment to welcoming the world and creating an incredible Games for everyone, especially the athletes. “That is just very special and unique to Utah 2034.”

IOC President Kirsty Coventry visited @utah2034 for the first time since taking office; joining students, Olympians, Paralympians and community leaders at Washington Elementary to celebrate the school's participation in 'Champion Schools 34' - a statewide education initiative based on Olympic Values. Read more here: utah2034.org/ioc-president-k… More on Utah 2034 here: olympics.com/ioc/utah-2034

Just the bare necessities 🤭

Just getting started with #ChampionSchools34 📚🎉 We’ve officially kicked off Opening Ceremonies with Ken Garff For Good at 5 of the 7 school districts participating in our pilot program: Salt Lake City, West Valley City, Logan, Vernal and Roosevelt! We’re one step closer to inspiring Utah’s next generation through the power of sport, and we’re just getting started.

Never forget. 🇺🇸 Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage, sacrifice and unity that followed. At the 2002 Olympic Opening Ceremony, a flag recovered from the World Trade Center was carried into the stadium, a moment we will never forget.

How long is a standard short track speed skating track?