Every program on this page is run by neighbors who live in the district. Each one is open to new volunteers, and most are looking for them.
Block by block, the long work of securing the only preservation tool under Utah law that can meaningfully slow the rate of teardowns.
Docent-led neighborhood tours every spring. Three annual routes covering different architectural clusters across the district.
Archival research on individual homes — original owners, architects, builders, dates of construction, period style, and significant alterations.
A partnership with SLC Public Utilities to restore the district's original 1920s acorn streetlights — one block at a time, on an adoption model.
Replacing modern aluminum signage with reproductions of the original cast signs that match the neighborhood's 1920s character.
Each fall, K.E.E.P. honors homeowners, architects, and contractors whose work quietly made a Yalecrest home better without erasing it.
Two hours a month, two hours a year — there's a program at every level of involvement.