Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10am-10pm
Utah State Fair Grounds, 155 N 1000 W, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
The largest single annual event in Utah featuring live concerts, entertainment, rides, rodeo, art, and more.
Things you don’t want to miss.
Little Hands on the Farm
Utah’s Own PRCA Rodeo
Draft Horse Pull
UTTPI Truck Pull
Demolition Derby
Little Hands on the Farm
September 9th – 19th, 2010 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
An interactive experience especially for children ages 2 to 10. Kids (and their parents) will gain a better understanding of the farm to grocery store process, as they become “Little Hands on the Farm!” The Little Hands on the Farm experience is included with gate admission and can be found west of the arena.
Utah’s Own PRCA Rodeo
September 9-12th, 2010
America’s original extreme sport stampedes into the Arena at 7:00 pm nightly and it’s included with paid gate admission. Come early! Seats fill up fast!
Draft Horse Pull
September 15th in the Arena
Thousands of pounds of pure muscle in one place on one night. Don’t miss this years competition! This event is free with paid gate admission. It all begins at 6:30 pm in the Arena.
UTTPI Truck Pull
September 18th in the Arena
Don’t miss these smoke breathing, dirt flipping, engine revving monsters compete. The action begins at 2:00 pm. This is a ticketed event – prices are $12.00 if purchased in advance or $17.00 day of show and include your admission to the Fair!
Demolition Derby
September 19th in the Arena
Tags: Acoustic, Acoustic Guitar, Animals, Art, Arts & Crafts, Bluegrass, Blues, Carnival Rides, Comedy, Cooking, Country, Country Music, Dating, Demonstrations, Editor's Top Pick, Entertainment, Expo, Fair, Family, Fine Arts, Food, Food Vendors, Great Date, Jazz, Kids Activities, Live Performances, Local Artists, Local Musicians, Music, Photographer, Photography, Rock, Rodeo, Salt Lake City, Unique, Utah State Fair Grounds
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Times Vary)
Various Locations around Moab, Utah
Every September, the award-winning Moab Music Festival brings world-class musicians to stunning red rock venues around Moab, Utah for a feast of chamber music, jazz, and traditional music concerts. We call it “music in concert with the landscape,” celebrating old and new chamber music, jazz with a Latin flavor, and traditional music from around the globe.
The Moab Music Festival was founded in 1992 by Michael Barrett and Leslie Tomkins, professional musicians based in New York with an abiding love for the red rock country of southeastern Utah. According to Michael, “Creating the Festival allows us to combine two of the major passions of our lives—our love of great music beautifully performed and the tremendous beauty of the Moab area.”
Since its inception, the Festival has remained true to their dream: to marry world class musical performances with the spectacular landscape of the Utah canyonlands region and to bring musical opportunities to the Moab community, particularly to its children. The Festival engages the Moab Community, its children and youth through the Education Outreach and Artist-in-Residence programs.
This year the Music Director Michael Barrett has created Masterpieces in the Red Rocks, a retrospective supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, featuring the Composers-in-Residence which have made the Festival such a vital and exciting destination over the past 18 years. Three of those composers, Paquito D’ Rivera, John Musto and Kenji Bunch will appear at the Festival as performers.
Tags: Acoustic, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Music, Moab, Music, Outdoors, Scenic, Symphony
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Times Vary)
Willow Creek Country Club, 8505 Willow Creek Drive, Sandy, Utah 84093
The Utah Championship, hosted by the Utah Sports Commission, features the PGA Tour’s future stars. Come watch the players as they battle for one of the top 25 money spots on the Nationwide Tour, guaranteeing them a spot on next year’s PGA Tour.
Tags: Competition, Golf, Other, PGA, Sandy City, Sports, Willow Creek
Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Times Vary) (FREE, Donations)
St. Joseph Parish, 7405 S. Redwood Rd., West Jordan, Utah 84093
Friday – Sept. 10 (Raffle tickets for sale all day)
5:30 pm-Finish – 3K & 5K Runs – Register in the office
6:00 pm – Festival Opens – Welcome!! Folk Fest Mugger’s Club: Mug sales: 10.00 for a chance to win or 500.00 a mug
6:00 pm-10:00 pm – Food & Drink Booths (BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich , Corn-on-the-cob, Egg Rolls & Fried Rice, Mexican, Burgers and Brats’) Beer Garden
6:00 pm-Dark – Horseshoe pits open for practice, Volleyball, Walking Tubes and Barrels, Playground, Exercise Balls
6:00 pm-7:00 pm – Diamond Jim and the Period Players (Tent)
6:00 pm-9:30 pm – EXTREME PAINTBALL (50 balls for 5.00) (Baseball Diamond)
6:30 pm-10:00 pm – Pot o’ Gold – Times are approximate; when prizes are gone, the game will close.
7:00 pm-10:00 pm – Black Jack (Black Jack Tent)
7:00 pm-9:00 pm – Bingo – (Tent)
8:00 pm-9:30 pm – Karaoke (Pavilion)
9:00 pm-9:40 pm – Frayed Knot String Band (Tent)
9:40 pm-9:50 pm – Fireworks
10:00 pm-Finish- Festival After-hours Acoustic Jam in The Beer Garden
Saturday – Sept. 11 (Raffle tickets for sale all day)
8:00 am-Finish – Golf Tournament – Register in the office
FolkFest Mugger’s Club: Mug sales: 10.00 for a chance to win or 500.00 a mug at the beer booth (limited # of mugs – lifetime Folk Fest refills)
11:00 am-10:00 pm – EXTREME PAINTBALL (50 balls for 5.00) (Baseball Diamond)
11:00 am-10:00 pm- Food & Drink Booths (BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich & Corn-on-the-cob, Egg Rolls & Fried Rice, Mexican, Burgers and Brats’)Beer Garden
11:00 am-10:00 pm – Craft Fair on the Field
11:00 am-Dark – Kid’s Rides, Blow-ups, and Games
11:00 am-10:00 pm – Pot o’ Gold – Times are approximate; when prizes are gone, the game will close.
11:00 am-Dark – Volleyball, Walking Tubes and Barrels, Playground, Exercise Balls
11:00 am-3:00 pm – Car Show on Northeast end of Father Carley Field (Registration is 8:00-10:30) CAR ENTERANCE ON EAST END OF FIELD
2:00 pm – Car Show Awards
11:00 pm-12:00 pm – Lefty/Outlaw Entertainers (Tent) (Cake Walk 12:00) 12:00 am-1:00 pm – Crawford School of Irish Dance (Tent)
1:00 pm-2:00 pm – Yom al had Belly Dancers (Tent) (Cake Walk 2:00)
2:30 pm-3:30 pm – 4 on the Floor (Tent) (Cake Walk 3:30)
1:30 pm-Finish – Horseshoe Tournament – Mixed Singles – 5.00 Entrance Fee
2:00 pm-2:30 pm – Golf Awards in the Beer Garden Tent
3:00 pm-9:00 pm – Carley Field Music Festival (Pavilion) Music Organized by Ken Ainge/Stone Vista 3-3:30 Nina, 3:30 -4:30 Randy and Julia,
4:30-5 Carma, 5-5:30 Vienna, 5:30-6 Julio, 6-7 Codi, 7-8 Sophie & Tessa, 8-9 Double or Nothing
6:00 pm -10:00 pm – Black Jack (Black Jack Tent)
3:00 pm-5:00 pm – Pro-Wrestling (Southeast Side of Field)
4:00 pm-5:30 pm – Grupo Illusion (Tent) (Cake Walk 5:30)
6:00 pm-8:00 pm – Shaun Dee the Hypno Hick (Tent)
S’mores on the field, around a gas fire – sponsored by Josh and Jeannine Hawkins
8:00 pm-10:00 pm – Bingo – (Tent)
10:00 pm-Finish – Festival After-hours Acoustic Jam in The Beer Garden (for night owls)
Sunday – Sept. 12 (Raffle tickets for sale until 4:30)
9:00 am-10:00 am – Mass (Tent)
10:30-11:30am – Brunch (Tent)
10:30 am-11:00 am – Michael Gibbs/Heathen Highlanders – bagpipe music – in the field
11:00 am-12:00 pm – Higher Ground Jazz (Tent) (Cake Walk 12:00)
11:30 am-6:00 pm – Volleyball, Walking Tubes and Barrels, Playground, Exercise Balls
12:00 pm-4:30 pm – EXTREME PAINTBALL (50 balls for 5.00) (Baseball Diamond)
12:00 pm-5:00 pm – Pot o’ Gold, Food and Drink Booths, Beer Garden, Kids Rides, Blow-ups, and Games
1:00 pm-5:00 pm – Black Jack (2:00-4:00 – Blackjack Tournament – Register in the Black Jack Tent)
12:00 pm-4:00 pm – Scottish Highland Games on Southeast end of Father Carley Field with Dan John
Professional Highland Games: Local Champions!!!
Braemer Stone (27 Pounds)
Heavy Hammer (22 Pounds)
Heavy Weight for Distance (56 pounds)
The Pride of St. Joseph’s Caber Toss Championships
After, for the audience:
Frying Pan Toss
Farmer Walk (Males 105 per hand; Females 53 Pounds per hand)
At 2 O’clock, we will have the Champion of Champions Caber Tossing. Only12’s count!
12:30 pm-2:00 pm – Swagger the Band (Tent) (Cake Walk 2:00)
1:30 pm-Finish – Horseshoe Tournament – Mixed Doubles– 5.00 Entrance Fee
3:00 pm-5:00 pm – Free Kid’s Games and Blow-ups
2:30 pm-4:00 pm -Talent Show (Tent) (Cake Walk 4:00)
4:00 pm-5:00 pm – SosAmigos/James and Elizabeth Romero (Tent)
5:00 pm-Finish – Raffle winners announced between songs (Tent) Barrel of Booze Raffle, Ticket Raffle
Tags: Acoustic, Acoustic Guitar, Alcohol, Athletics, Bingo, Car Show, Celtic, Charitable, Competition, Crafts, Cultural, Editor's Top Pick, Entertainment, Family, Festival, Fireworks, Folk Dancers, Folk Music, Food, Free, Games, Health & Fitness, Highland Dancing, Karaoke, Kids Activities, Local Musicians, Music, Outdoors, Race, Raffles, Running, Sports, Talent Show, West Jordan, Wrestling
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Times Vary)
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 279 S 300 W, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Come experience authentic foods, and exciting entertainment at Salt Lake City’s annual Greek Festival. The lively event often attracts up to 50,000 attendees and also features art displays and both 5K and 10K runs.Phone: 801.328.9681
OPA!! Welcome to the Greek Festival. Here you will witness a variety of traditional Greek folk dances performed by our dance groups. The suite of dances will consist of Pan-Hellenic dances (danced throughout Greece with regional variances) and dances from the mainland and islands.
The most popular form of the Greek folk dance is the open circle, with regular handhold position, moving counter-clockwise. Next is the straight line with arms on shoulders of adjacent dancers. The third form is the curved-line dance with the basket-weave hold.
Tags: Arts & Crafts, Belly Dancing, Choir, Cooking, Cultural, Dance, Dancing, Demonstrations, Downtown, Family, Festival, Folk Dancers, Folk Music, Food, Food Vendors, International, Live Performances, Local Musicians, Race, Running, Salt Lake City
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday (Times Vary) FREE
Brigham City, Utah
Among the many assets of Brigham City is the history and heritage that exists. Started in 1904 as a day-off from the harvest and time to celebrate “an abundance of the best peaches in Utah”, this city-wide event is the longest continually celebrated harvest festival in Utah, and is reported to be the second oldest in the country. Peach Days is an honored tradition that brings approximately 75,000 spectators a fun-filled weekend that the Top of Utah and Southern Idaho residents look forward to every year. The event takes place in September, the weekend following Labor Day.
Window Displays – Downtown
Fruit Displays – Downtown
Peach Days 10K and Car Show
Tags: Art, Arts & Crafts, Auto Show, Breakfast, Brigham City, Car Show, Carnival Rides, Community, Competition, Dancing, Entertainment, Family, Food, Food Vendors, Kids Activities, Live Performances, Local Musicians, Music, Northern Utah, Pageant, Parade, Peerys Egyptian Theater, Photography, Races, Running, Softball Tournament, Sports, Theatre
Thursday to Close (FREE)
Cheers To You, 315 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
This is the place that gives you the home away from home feeling, “where everybody really does know your name”, you’ve been looking for. The owner Bob being from New Jersey has given this place that perfect east coast feeling with tons of character. Just look around the place. You’ll soon be part of the Cheers to You family!
Tags: Alcohol, Bar, Billiards, Downtown, Free, Pool, Pub, Salt Lake City, Tavern
Daily 6:00 PM
Highlander Club, 6194 S. Highland Drive, Murray, Utah
Over forty thousand songs with a computerized karaoke program, personal song history and a NEW rehearsal sound booth. We’ve also got a state-of-the-art sound system, professional mixing board, and vocal FX hardware. Also featuring the best KJs in the valley!
http://highlanderutah.com/calendar.php
Monday, Tuesday 7 PM
Piper Down, 1492 South State, Salt Lake City, Utah
Play in Utah’s Longest Running and best attended poker game. This is our 7th year and we are taking it to the next level. We will give away $1,500 CASH to the winner of our quarterly tournaments and $800 weekly plus other amazing prizes.
Tournaments are now run by Utah Poker Tour and held every Monday and Tuesday at 8 PM (Sign up starts at 7PM). Also, Sunday’s game is at 2PM during our Bloody Brunch. These are No Limit tournaments and last man/woman standing wins $100 gift card. 2nd – $60, 3rd – $40, 4th – 25. You can also play side games and win $25.
Never played before? Great! Attend one of our How To clinics beginning One hour before game time and we will teach you. These are FREE friendly games and lots of fun. Our dealers DON’T play, they only deal. They are there for YOU.
Tags: Adult, Bar, Club, Games, Mature, Poker, Pub, Texas Hold’em, Tournament
Monday 11 AM to Closing
The Puck, 3396 Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City, Utah
Sunday 2:00 PM
Piper Down, 1492 South State, Salt Lake City, Utah
Play in Utah’s Longest Running and best attended poker game. This is our 7th year and we are taking it to the next level. We will give away $1,500 CASH to the winner of our quarterly tournaments and $800 weekly plus other amazing prizes.
Tournaments are now run by Utah Poker Tour and held every Monday and Tuesday at 8 PM (Sign up starts at 7PM). Also, Sunday’s game is at 2PM during our Bloody Brunch. These are No Limit tournaments and last man/woman standing wins $100 gift card. 2nd – $60, 3rd – $40, 4th – 25. You can also play side games and win $25.
Never played before? Great! Attend one of our How To clinics beginning One hour before game time and we will teach you. These are FREE friendly games and lots of fun. Our dealers DON’T play, they only deal. They are there for YOU.
Tags: Adult, Bar, Club, Games, Mature, Poker, Pub, Texas Hold'em, Tournament
Sunday 2:00 PM (FREE)
LDS Tabernacle, Temple Square, 50 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah
The organ staff and guest organists perform 30-minute recitals in the Tabernacle from 12:00 noon to 12:30 p.m. & 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Sunday recitals will be performed from 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Tabernacle. The impressive pipe organ is a symbol of the importance Latter-day Saints place on worshipping God through music.The Tabernacle organ has an interesting history. President Brigham Young asked Joseph Harris Ridges, who was born and raised near an organ factory in England, to build the first Tabernacle organ. Suitable timber was located and brought by volunteers from the Parowan and Pine Valley mountains, 300 miles south of Salt Lake City. In the beginning, the organ was powered by hand-pumped bellows, later by water power, and today by electricity. With improved techniques in organ construction, the instrument has been renovated and enlarged several times. Now comprising 11,623 pipes, the organ has 206 sets of pipes (ranks) of voices, and the console has 5 manuals, or keyboards. The Tabernacle organ is considered to be one of the finest organs in the world.
The organ in the Conference Center was built in 2000-2003 by Schoenstein & Co. of San Francisco. This organ of the American Romantic style employs a symphonic tonal approach with the richness and warmth characteristic of English instruments. Although designed primarily to provide colorful and varied accompaniment, the organ also renders the solo repetoire beautifully. A five-manual console controls the 7,708 pipes of its 130 ranks, which are spread across seven divisions.
http://www.lds.org/calendar/1,5049,27,00.html
Tags: Church, Downtown, Free, Hymns, L.D.S., Latter Day Saints, Music, Organ, Recital, Salt Lake City, Temple Square
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9:30pm - 12:30am
Hog Wallow Pub, 3200 E. Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah
Named after a rapid on the Green River, The Hog Wallow Pub is located kitty-corner to the historic Old Mill ruin at the base of Big Cottonwood Canyon, renowned for some of the best snow on earth. It is the latest reincarnation of the oldest and most notorious bar in the Cottonwood Heights area. Since it’s opening, Hog Wallow has received a number of awards including: City Search’s “Best Outdoor Bar,” City Weekly’s “Best Neighborhood Bar” and “Best Escape From Downtown,” and Salt Lake Magazine’s “Best Suburban Bar.”
Tags: Acoustic, Acoustic Guitar, Bar, Bluegrass, Blues, Cottonwood, Folk Rock, Indie, Local Musicians, Lounge, Mature, Music, Pub, Salt Lake City, Singer-Songwriter, Tavern
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 6-11pm ($3)
Game Night Games 2030 S. 900 East, Ste. E Salt Lake City UT 84105
Come join us for an evening of open gaming in our game parlor. Bring your own favorite games or tap into our demo game library. This is the best opportunity to try out some games you’ve had your eye on. Individual table reservations are available for small groups. Call store for details. Seating is limited. Cost: $3 cover charge (No charge for Gamer’s Advantage Members).
Tags: Board Games, Games, Go, Salt Lake City, Unique, Wargaming
Friday, Saturday 10:00 PM
The Off Broadway Theatre, 272 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
It doesn’t matter what you’ve read. This is the one and only home of Utah’s actual longest running and most successful improv comedy troupe. Others may make their claims to fame, but here are the facts. Laughing Stock plays every Friday and Saturday night at the Off Broadway Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City. And have done so for the nearly 15 years. Some of the faces have changed, but our primary goal has always remained the same… entertainment. Trying to help you forget the worries of your day with laughter. There is no place quite like OBT. And, there is no improv troupe quite like Laughing Stock.
Tags: Comedy, Downtown, Improv, Off Broadway Theatre, Salt Lake City, Theatre
Wednesday 7-9 PM (FREE)
Diane Cliff's Art Studio , 7573 Main Street, Midvale, Utah
Beginners class from 7pm to 8pm Free practica for everyone from 8pm to 9pm Advanced beginners and Intermediate class from 9pm to 10pm $ 15 drop in $ 10 per week for 4 weeks $ 9 per week for 3 months $ 8 per week for 6 months Private class during practica upon request. Guadalupe will be the DJ during practica, every other week
Tags: Classes, Dance, Dancing, Dating, Demonstrations, Educational, Great Date, Instructional, Romantic, Salt Lake City, Unique
Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 PM
SLC Art Center, 20 South West Temple Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Introduction to Photography
This class will cover camera handling techniques and controls necessary to produce quality photographs for digital and film. Students will also learn basic black and white darkroom skills needed to understand the link between the photographic process and the final print. Students may take the traditional cost. Class is limited to 18 students; minimum enrollment of 5 students.
Instructor: Grant O. Gardner
Tags: Classes, Educational, Photography, Workshops
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10:00 AM
The Canyons Resort, 4000 Canyons Resort Drive, Park City, Utah
Discover miles of scenic trails that allow you to explore the resort and connect with Park City’s massive trail network. Trailheads are located at the base area and mid-mountain near Red Pine Lodge. This summer, we will also be running the High Meadow chair lift from 10:00am to 4:00pm, providing access to the family-friendly Red Pine Loop. There is no additional charge for riding this lift and bike racks will be available. Also be aware that sheep grazing occurs on these mountains. Keep pets leashed at all times and avoid herd dogs as they may become aggressive. Note: Helmets are required for those biking at the resort. Mountain bike rentals are available at a number of locations in the Resort Village. Trail Maps are available at Canyon Mountain Sports in the Resort Village and can be downloaded from our web site.
http://thecanyons.com/events.html?textid=79&summer=yes
Tags: Athletics, Biking, Family, Health & Fitness, Mountain Bikes, Outdoors, Park City, Scenic, Sports
Wednesday, Friday 12pm - 6pm
The Canyons Resort (Wed) 1251 Kearns Blvd. (Fri) Park City, Utah
The popularity of the Park City Farmer’s Market at The Canyons Resort and the desire to have an “in-town” farmers’ market has given rise to this new addition each Friday through the summer and into October (the market ends when the growers say there is no more product). The new market will feature, but is not limited to many of the same vendors as the Wednesday market. The Friday version of the Park City Farmers’ Market will be held at The Yard on Kearns Blvd (the former Anderson Lumber location) in the outdoor lumber storage area.
We feature local musicians each Market Day and provide picnic tables, so we invite you to sit down with a plate of freshly prepared gourmet food and enjoy the musical offerings! You may even be able to watch some of our artisans hard at work creating their art.
http://parkcityfarmersmarket.com
Tags: Entertainment, Family, Farmers Market, Free, Indie, Live Performances, Local Musicians, Market, Music, Outdoors, Park City, Scenic, Summit County
Friday, Saturday 9am - 2pm
Murray Park, 330 East Vine Street, Murray, Utah
Farmers Market
Murray Park, enter off of 5200 S. State St. or at 330 E. Vine St., Murray
801-264-2614
Murray city’s market is 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays from July 31 through Oct. 31 at Murray Park, 100 E. 5200 South. For information, call the Utah Farm Bureau at 801-233-3010.
Tuesday 3-7 PM
7975 Redwood Road, West Jordan, Utah
West Jordan citizens have been waiting for a cost-effective way to support local agriculture. Nutrition and value combine to make Tuesdays in the Park Farmers Market one of the leading events in southern Salt Lake County. Craft vendors will enjoy the audience access and not competing with hundreds of other art/craft vendors. Unique items and handmade crafts will highlight the market.
Tags: Family, Farmers Market, Free, Kids Activities, Market, Outdoors, West Jordan
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Days and Times Vary)
Southern State University, 351 West Center Street, Cedar City, Utah
The Utah Shakespearean Festival was founded in 1961 and presented its first season in 1962. It was started in response to two influences: summer tourists desiring more evening activities after visiting the area’s six national parks, and a young actor’s desire to produce great theatre. Festival Founder Fred C. Adams, having just come to Cedar City after trying out the New York theatre scene for a few years, was new to the College of Southern Utah (now Southern Utah University) in 1959. However, seeing 150,000 annual summer tourists to the area, he knew he had a great potential audience for a theatre festival. Excited by the idea, he packed up his notes and ideas and visited Ashland, Oregon, the site of the granddaddy of all Shakespeare festivals, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. While there, he closely observed operations and was befriended by Angus Bowmer, the OSF founder, whom Adams interviewed extensively. On the long ride back to Cedar City, the Utah Shakespearean Festival was born.
Tags: Cedar City, Southern Utah, Theatre
Departure Time: 11am - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Heber
River Rafting/Train Ride Combo
Cool off a hot summer day with this fun activity for ages 3+. Enjoy a scenic train ride from Heber to Vivian Park, raft the renowned Provo River with experienced guides through Class I and Class II rapids, visit the famed Sundance Resort, then catch a return shuttle to the depot OR with the TimeSaver option you can catch a return shuttle without visiting Sundance Resort. Dress appropriately and don’t forget the sunscreen!
Departure Time: 11am Duration: 5 1/2-6 hours or TimeSaver is 4 hours.
Tags: Outdoors, River Rafting, Scenic, Train
Thursday 4pm - 8pm (FREE)
Historic Downtown Park, 200 S. Main Street, Pleasant Grove, Utah
The Pleasant Grove Promenade is a place where families and friends can stroll through a quaint historic park and be introduced to fresh produce, unique gifts and distinctive foods — all in conjunction with live entertainment and kids’ activities.
Locally grown vegetables, fruits, flowers, and plants — sold by the farmers that produce them. While you’re purchasing your fresh vegetables and fruits enjoy a tasty pastry from local bakeries or enjoy a meal created by local chefs.
Enjoy an eclectic mix of live, local musicians. Nearly everyone enjoys music and its power to lift the spirit. Come let our entertainment be a part of your day.
Boutique specializing in creative, original and decorative gifts, accessories, clothes and art pieces. Also distinctive foods from “Utah’s Own” food companies and other personal items of a unique nature.
Tags: Acoustic, Acoustic Guitar, Arts & Crafts, Boutique, Community, Family, Farmers Market, Folk Music, Free, Kids Activities, Local Musicians, Music, Outdoors, Pleasant Grove, Shopping, Utah County
Friday 3-7 PM (FREE)
Thanksgiving Point, 3003 N. Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, Utah
Not too long ago, people often knew the farmers growing their family’s food. Take a stroll back to this nostalgic time with Thanksgiving Point’s Farmer’s Markets. You’ll purchase fine locally produced products and maybe even meet some of the farmers behind the produce you love.
http://www.thanksgivingpoint.com/calendar/events/Farmers_Market/farmersmarket.html
Tags: Community, Crafts, Family, Farmers Market, Free, Lehi, Market, Mature, Outdoors, Thanksgiving Point, Utah County
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 12-1 PM (FREE)
Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Enjoy free, local music during the Noon hour every weekday at the Gallivan Center. For more info: 801-535-6117. Different musicians daily/weekly.
SEPTEMBER 2010
Wednesday 1
McKail Seely Rock, Pop
Thursday 2
Bartholomew Richards Classical Guitar
Friday 3
Christian Coleman Acoustic, Folk, Blues, Americana
Monday 6
Swede Larson Guitar, Storytelling
Tuesday 7
Carol Esterreicher Storytelling
Wednesday 8
Sophie & Tessa Indie Rock
Thursday 9
Bryan Benson Country, Soft Rock, Jazz
Friday 10
Ernest Patrick Paiz Acoustic Rock
Monday 13
Stoddard Brothers Folk Rock
Tuesday 14
Annalee Jazz, Easy Listening, Pop
Wednesday 15
Doc Young Acoustic Folk
Thursday 16
Carma Richmon Jazz
Friday 17
The Lab Dogs Bluegrass
Tags: Acoustic, Acoustic Guitar, Chamber, Classical Music, Downtown, Folk Music, Free, Gallivan Center, Indie, Jazz, Local Musicians, Outdoors
Friday 10am-12am Saturday 10am-6pm
South Towne Expo Center, 9575 S. State St., Sandy, Utah
Come Shop – Crop – Create – Socialize – Eat – Enjoy. We have something for everyone from the Extreme Scrapbooker to the casual crafter to the home decorator. If you are a teacher needing supplies or if you just need some supplies for your house this is the best place to be.
On top of all this, it is an EVENT! Come and enjoy the biggest event of its kind in the country. Thousands of dollars in prizes and giveaways, lots of great ideas, a great event for everyone!
Tags: Arts & Crafts, Craft, Demonstrations, Expo, Sandy City, Scrapbooking, South Towne Expo Center, Workshops
Thursday, Friday 7:30 PM (FREE)
Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W Broadway, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
In addition to an exciting preview of the coming 2010-11 season, Curtain Up will also feature a free performance by Ballet West’s second company – Ballet West II. Be there for three Utah premieres, including Patrick Corbin’s “White Rabbit” set to the famous 1960s hit by Jefferson Airplane, as well as the “Swan Lake” pas de trois and Bournonville’s “Tarantella” from Napoli. Be the first to see this exciting program – a program which, immediately following Curtain Up, Ballet West II will perform in four Iowa cities on its first ever independent tour.
Click here to RSVP online before Tuesday, September 7.
Invite your friends and introduce them to the magic of a Ballet West performance.
Seating is limited – no more than four seats per RSVP.
Tags: Ballet, Ballet West, Dance, Downtown, Free, Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, Salt Lake City
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