Flags, pins, stickers and shirts designed by Riley Adamson, a local artist born and raised in Salt Lake City. Every order goes straight into his fry sauce fund.
Utah banned pride flags. Salt Lake made them official.
In 2025 the Legislature passed HB77, banning unofficial flags on government buildings and in schools. Gov. Cox let it become law without his signature. So on the eve of the ban, Salt Lake City adopted three new official city flags: the Sego Belonging Flag for LGBTQIA+ residents, the Sego Visibility Flag for trans residents, and the Sego Celebration Flag for Juneteenth.
They fly at City Hall. They can fly on your porch too.
Riley Adamson is a local artist born and raised in Salt Lake City, and a radical ally. He makes businesses that double as elaborate art projects, and he designed every flag, pin and sticker in this shop.
UtahPrideFlag.com is presented with the Church of the Sacred Whale of Ninth-and-Ninth, Salt Lake's most welcoming faith. All are welcome. The gnomes were here first.
The faithful believe the whale sends the snow. Pray hard enough in the game and find out.