A community charity by Ticket Harmony · Salt Lake City

The Third Place

also known as the ⅓rd Place

Not home. Not work. The place that belongs to everyone — where every dime plays twice: once for you, once for somebody else.

A light-blue Van Gogh style painting of little human figures gathered around a musician, music notes swirling upward come as you are the music’s for everyone this dime’s on me

How Giving Works

Donate a play. Any cause. Every cause.

The Third Place is one door to every partner nonprofit we work with — give through us and pick exactly where it goes. Donate dollars, or donate plays: pre-paid games ("pads") that go to kids and neighbors who couldn’t afford a night out. Pick homelessness. Pick music education. Pick the food pantry. Pick them all.

10¢
a play — priced for everybody, always
Two painted blue figures, one handing the other a small golden coin-heart for the next kid in line
HomelessnessMusic education Food pantryEducation Rehab & recoveryThe hospital Every partner nonprofit
I want to give

For Musicians

The artists keep more here. On purpose.

Musicians built this place, so the split leans their way — a higher share of every show than the going rate anywhere in town. And the foundation puts its money where the music is:

A painted blue figure with a guitar at a small microphone, notes spiraling upward, small figures listening your song, your price

The recording studio

An on-site studio with real engineers — track your record where you play your shows.

A booking agent, on the house

Someone whose whole job is getting your show booked, promoted, and paid.

Lessons at your price

The lowest-priced music lessons in the city — and the musicians teaching them set their own price.

The rotating network

A circuit of rotating shows and musicians who connect, mentor, and raise the next local talent.

I’m a musician

The Promise

A place history keeps.

Lower prices than the market wants. A bigger cut than artists are used to. A door that opens for every cause in the neighborhood. That’s not a business model — it’s a promise, and it’s how a building becomes a truly historic community spot that will never be forgotten.

A painted circle of small blue figures holding hands around a little golden sun we hold the door nobody priced out

lower prices · higher artist share · community uplift — the third of everything that goes back

Contact

Talk to a human.

Partner nonprofits, musicians, donors, neighbors — write us.

info@ticketharmony.org

Bookings & musician programs: cameron@ticketharmony.org · 406-403-6191