An hour-long stop in downtown Park City to see the sights and shop will end this tour, and then back to Salt Lake. Its members give of their time and talents freely in practices and performances, serving without pay. Probably best known for its weekly radio and TV broadcasts, the choir is the longest continuously running nationwide network broadcast in American radio history. Live Rehearsals and Broadcasts Attend rehearsals and broadcasts of The Tabernacle Choir. They are located only a block away from the Convention Center at the Tabernacle on Temple Square.
Performances are open to the public at no charge.
No tickets are required, but the tabernacle often fills up, especially on Sunday mornings, so get there early. If you can't make the rehearsal or broadcast in person, you can listen to the Choir on the following local radio stations. Mountains to the west. The city is on land once covered by Lake Bonneville, a prehistoric lake that engulfed parts of Utah, Nevada, and Idaho. The remainder of Lake Bonneville is today's Great Salt Lake, the world's second-largest saltwater lake.