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Your Last-Minute Father’s Day Gift Guide

Posted on June 13, 2025   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Terina Ria

Terina Ria

Father's Day products on a table at Salt & Honey Market.

Father’s Day gifts at Salt & Honey Market in Fashion Place Mall. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

Still figuring out the perfect gift for dad? Have no fear, there’s a lot you can do in the next 48 hours. Here’s your last-minute local gift guide for the father figure in your life.

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Olio Skin & Beard Co. makes dad-approved grooming essentials like beard butter and mustache wax locally. You can find their products at The Neighborhood Hive in Sugar House.

Curriculum is a seriously cool store/barbershop. Check out their assortment of clothes, accessories, and Father’s Day cards. Also, I can attest: Their car fresheners are top notch, especially the fig!

Salt & Honey Market curated the cutest selection of Father’s Day gifts. Golf mug! Dad cap! Pickleball sets!

Products at Curriculum.

Some of the merch at Curriculum. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

Dad Discounts

  • Now through Sunday, June 15, get 20% off X Games tickets with code DADGRAD20.
  • Tell a dad joke at Waffle Love, get free fries!
  • Free admission for father figures at Hogle Zoo on Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15.

Quality Time

Head up to Park City, because all your dad really wants to do is spend time with you. The Park Silly Sunday Market is happening, or go for a ride on the Alpine Slide like you used to as a kid. Afterwards, go out for a nice dinner at Tupelo — they’re offering unlimited prime rib for dads.

Reader Rec

“I got my dad a subscription to a magazine so he can enjoy it all year long. It’s been a gift that keeps on giving!” — Jennafer

Some of our favorite local magazines are:

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