Planning / production prep
Reference
Studio 320 operations
Detailed independent venue operations page.WORKING OPERATING PLAN · JULY 2026320 W 200 S · SALT LAKE CITYINDEPENDENT VENUE
Operating plan
Protect the room before programming the calendar.
Prime dates remain available for higher-value private events. Selected weekday activity keeps the room visible, tests demand, and creates useful follow-up for Festly.
Illustrative weekly rhythm
Rent the big moments. Program the in-between.
This is a planning pattern, not a published schedule. Actual holds depend on demand, staffing, permits, production requirements, and approved operating hours.
Member studio window
Listening room / private supper
Studio 320 Session or private event
Reception / celebration
Reception / runway / launch
Private dinner / closed
Operating rule: do not commit recurring public programming to every Friday and Saturday until private-event demand and staffing are proven.
How Festly supports the room
Studio 320 creates the moment. Festly extends the connection.
Studio 320 is an independently operated venue and storefront that may partner with Festly. Festly does not own or operate the venue. Festly can connect approved participants, public stories, merchandise, ticket-opening alerts, and follow-up.
Review the artist, seller, organizer, or event partner.
Connect the venue, event, artist page, merchandise, and owner.
Use follows, posts, and alerts to build measurable interest.
Share approved media and the next show, story, or offer after the event.
Possible membership layer
Small by design. Earned through use.
Membership is a testable secondary offer, not the launch business and not unlimited access to the venue.
MEMBER ACCESSPriority invitations, selected creator hours, and preferred booking rates.
CONTENT ACCESSPlanned production windows that do not interfere with event setup, private bookings, or client privacy.
FESTLY CONNECTIONApproved sessions can use Festly pages, follows, alerts, storefronts, and post-event publishing.
First 90 days
Open as a venue. Earn the cultural layer.
The launch sequence stays disciplined: sell clear packages, test selected programming, measure results, and make only approved public claims.
Sell the event room first
Package weddings, celebrations, fashion, corporate gatherings, and production days before selling a broad nightlife idea.
Publish three clear packages
Start with celebration, brand-production, and corporate-cultural packages with defined production and hospitality upgrades.
Program selected sessions
Test one to four approved artist or community sessions per month while protecting prime private-event dates.
Confirm every operating requirement
Complete the alcohol, service, fire, occupancy, accessibility, insurance, and permit review before making public promises.