Salt Lake City, has many exhibits and holds concerts in the summer. (Utah State Government) Salt Lake City Cemetery - Largest cemetery in Utah (Salt Lake City Government) Sugar House Park - site of the first state prison See Utah State Prison history. (Salt Lake City Government) University of Utah - campus on east side of the city. (Utah State Government) Educational/arts Abravanel Hall - home of the Utah Symphony Orchestra. Clark Planetarium - new planetarium at the Gateway. Capitol Theatre - home to Utah Opera Company, Ballet West, and frequently host to large-scale touring productions. Clift Building - home of the Off-Broadway theatre, which features plays and Utah's longest-running improv comedy troupe, Laughing Stock. Eccles Theater- touring Broadway and performing arts theater Family History Library - largest genealogical library in the world, maintained by the LDS Church. Hansen Planetarium - historic building old main library and home to the planetarium before it moved to the Clark Planetarium. Marriott Library - University of Utah library. Kingsbury Hall - center for the performing arts located on the University of Utah campus. Park Building - administrative and iconic building of the University of Utah. Salt Lake City Public Library - large new Main City Library designed by Moshe Safdie. Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre - large proscenium theatre, home of the regional Pioneer Theatre Company; on the campus of the University of Utah. The Leonardo - former library building, now an arts center. Utah Museum of Contemporary Art - contemporary and formerly modern art museum located in downtown Salt Lake City, founded in 1931. Utah Museum of Fine Arts - home to over 20,000 individual artworks housed inside the museum's 20 galleries, one of the largest permanent collections in the Western United States. Utah Museum of Natural History Villa Theatre - A now-closed movie theatre famous for its design and history Commercial 111 Main - LEED Gold-certified skyscraper in Downtown Salt Lake City, currently the state's 3rd tallest building. 222 South Main - Utah's first LEED Gold certified high-rise, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. 95 State - also colloquially referred to as Tower 8, or Big Blue by locals; a commercial skyscraper currently under construction on 100 S and State Streets. The tower will be the state's third tallest upon completion, which is set for 2022. City Creek Center - shopping, dining, and residential complex along Main Street just south of Temple