The Utah Cultural Celebration Center's grounds sit landscaped for warm-weather festivals much of the year, terraced gardens and a plaza built for crowds, and L-BE Green Landscape works the walkways there in winter with the same care it gives the flower beds in July — knowing the paths will carry foot traffic for an event no matter the weather outside. Snow collects differently on terraced ground than on a flat lot, drifting into the low corners between garden beds while the open plaza stays mostly wind-scoured and bare. Clearing the paths means working around the shapes of a garden that's currently just outlines under white — a hedge here, a bed there — without disturbing what's resting underneath until spring work starts again. The crew moves through in the quiet hours before the Center opens, plaza and walkways scraped clean while the terraced beds hold their snow undisturbed. By opening time, the grounds read orderly again, paths dark and dry cutting through a landscape still mostly white.