Eyes to the Sky Balloon Festival – Salina Utah June 19, 20, 21, 2026 3 days, 20 hot air balloons, and endless family fun in Salina, Utah! Mark your calendars for the 19th Annual Eyes to the Sky Balloon Festival, soaring high on June 19-21, 2026. Witness the majesty of 20 colorful balloons ascending from the heart of Salina, taking you on a breathtaking journey through one of Utah’s stunning valleys. Fuel your adventure: Start your day with a delicious fundraiser breakfast at the launch on Saturday, 6 am – 9 am field. Witness the magic as balloon pilots inflate their majestic vessels, preparing to paint the sky with vibrant hues. Free family fun awaits: Main Street transforms into a festival hub, buzzing with free activities for all ages. Witness the heart-stopping thrills of FMX motorcycle stunts, cool off with a refreshing free swim, or tap your toes to live music, including local ta...
Dust off your boots and grab your hat, and come to Lehi’s City Round-up. From thrilling rodeo events to delicious food and entertainment, the Lehi Roundup has something for everyone, making it a beloved community tradition that is eagerly anticipated every year.
Lehi Round-Up Market will take place at Wines Park on Friday, June 27 and as part of our Family Fun Day on Saturday, June 28. Round-Up Market Vendor Handbook 2026: (Deadlines, Frequently Asked Questions, Pricing, and Rules/Regulations) Round-Up Market Food Vendor Handbook 2026: (Deadlines, Frequently Asked Questions, Pricing, and Rules/Regulations) Note : The handbooks below should answer most questions you may have. For questions about Round-Up Market vendors contact Noel Miller at noelmmiller1@gmail.com . For other vendor opportunities with Lehi City visit here .
Bring roller skates or inline skates and enjoy a 70s-themed evening at the park. Kick off Fort Herriman Towne Days with a morning of fitness and fun. Enjoy a full day of colorful chalk art at J. Lynn Crane Park. Enjoy the Hungry Herriman food truck roundup with family and friends at Crane Plaza. Join Friends of Herriman – Parks and the Herriman Historical Society for lunch, connection, and stories about Herriman’s history in a beautiful outdoor setting. A free evening of inclusive games, community connection, fun for all ages, and food and treats at Butterfield Park.
The rugged landscape of central Utah contrasts with our serene, fragrant lavender fields to create a place of pure peace and relaxation. Featuring over 1,400 acres of fragrant herbs, a cool reservoir, pristine natural beauty and fresh mountain air, the Mona, UT Lavender Farm is a beautiful destination the whole family can enjoy. Activities include: The Lavender Farm is also a perfect place for family reunions, company parties, and wedding receptions. Full use of one of our venues (Upper Level Show Barn, Gazebo, Village Inn, or Visitors Center Deck) If you need additional time or space, please contact your wedding coordinator. A deposit of $500 is due upon reserving the date for your event. Deposit is non-refundable in the event of cancellation. Young Living requires a credit card on file for any incidentals, cleaning fees, or overage of time.
According to oral tradition, some version of the Celtic/Gaelic Highland Games predates Christianity. These gatherings were basically war games held with the intent to select the best warriors in each family tribe or clan. The first Games in Scotland were organized in the 11th Century and specifically designated as a sporting event. During the reign of King Malcom III (1058-1093), the Brae O¹Mar, a fairly flat meadowland along the river Dee, was used for a royal contest to find the swiftest and strongest in the kingdom. The winners needed to be fast and have the necessary stamina to carry Games were held throughout Scotland until the Battle of Culloden in 1746.After Bonnie Prince Charlie¹s defeat by the English, the Act of Proscription banned playing of the bagpipe, wearing of the kilt, gathering together of the people, and the carrying of arms under the penalty of deportatio...
Each year Tooele City hosts a number of events and activities as part of our Week-Long 4th of July Celebration! Click below for a schedule of this year's events and activities! America250 Tooele is our City’s way of joining the national celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. America250 marks 250 years of American history, and Tooele City is proud to participate by highlighting our community’s past, present, and future through storytelling, service, and fun challenges. Born and raised in Tooele, Utah, Joe D. England has dedicated his life to serving the community he proudly calls home. Through his work as an engineer, business owner, civic leader, volunteer, and man of faith, he has helped shape Tooele’s growth and prosperity for generations. A fifth-generation descendant of pioneers who settled in Tooele in 1860, Joe D.'s roots in the community run deep. He attended Tooele Centra...
Roy Days Vendor Market runs August 1 from 11 am to 7 pm at George Wahlen Park, as part of Roy City's annual Roy Days celebration. The same day includes a community breakfast, a 5K run and 2 mile walk, a parade, a car show and fireworks from Eagle Lake Golf Course.
Whether you're a longtime resident or experiencing Steel Days for the first time, this guide will help you plan a week filled with fun, connection, and community spirit. 2026 marks the 86th year since the first Steel Days celebration in 1945! For over 150 years the city of American Fork has gathered together to celebrate its history, achievements, business community, and residents. This annual celebration is now known as Steel Days, but throughout the years the festivities have also been called Timber Day, Liberty Day, and Poultry Day. Timber Day was an all-day picnic with music, entertainment, and games. It began around 1865 and was held in a grove of trees known as “The Timbers.” Families brought food prepared especially for the occasion, laid it out, and shared it with others. There were activities for young and old, with a horseshoe competition, foot races, and ball games. Timber...
Kamas Valley Fiesta Days is an annual community festival and rodeo held each July in Kamas, Utah, at venues around town including Kamas City Park. Past editions have run about a week long, from around July 20 to 27, with local contests, entertainment and a rodeo. It is put on by the City of Kamas.
Whether you're a longtime resident or experiencing Steel Days for the first time, this guide will help you plan a week filled with fun, connection, and community spirit. 2026 marks the 86th year since the first Steel Days celebration in 1945! For over 150 years the city of American Fork has gathered together to celebrate its history, achievements, business community, and residents. This annual celebration is now known as Steel Days, but throughout the years the festivities have also been called Timber Day, Liberty Day, and Poultry Day. Timber Day was an all-day picnic with music, entertainment, and games. It began around 1865 and was held in a grove of trees known as “The Timbers.” Families brought food prepared especially for the occasion, laid it out, and shared it with others. There were activities for young and old, with a horseshoe competition, foot races, and ball games. Timber...
Duchesne County Fair & Rodeo takes place August 1 through 8, 2026, in Duchesne, Utah, under the theme Country Pride, Nationwide. The week features a $10 Motorsports Thrill Show Monday, a free Family Night Tuesday from 4 to 8 pm, a free Wednesday concert, Thursday's demolition derby and a rodeo Friday at 7:30 pm.
Our Mission: The Annual Sevier County Fair celebrates, promotes, and recognizes the rich traditions of agriculture, family, and community for all of our residents. Through education, exhibits, and fun, we ensure that the customs and traditions of hard work and self-sufficiency carry through into future generations. Experience a sneak peek of the fun that awaits you this year at the Sevier County Fair! From live entertainment, to immersive contests and agriculture education, there are always memories to be made and endless fun to be had at the fair. Agriculture might not be front and center in our tourist-driven city, but it is still very much alive and an important part of our community traditions. The Sevier County Fair is known by other fairs and fairgoers as having many incredibly fun contests. Many contests are free to enter, while a few have a small registration fee.
The Weber County Fair is where friends, families, and neighbors come together to celebrate the best of our community. From exciting rodeos and live entertainment to delicious fair food and hands-on exhibits, there's something for everyone. Whether you're here for the carnival rides, the agricultural showcases, or the friendly competitions, the fair is a place to make lasting memories and experience the traditions that make Weber County special. Military (active & retired) & First Responders (firefighters, EMS, police): Free entrance for you and one guest with valid ID each day of the fair. Alcohol: Liquor and beer are available for purchase at designated booths inside the fairgrounds. FREE Parking is available in the west dirt lot and the north paved lot. Pets are allowed at the fair but must remain on a leash at all times. However, pets are not permitted during reserved seating event...
Bear Lake Raspberry Days in Garden City Utah - Official Website — Garden City Utah The Raspberry Days Festival is an incredible event held to celebrate the harvest of the world famous Bear Lake Raspberries. The Raspberry harvest usually starts around the 3rd week of July and lasts 3-4 weeks. The Raspberry Days Festival is an annual event filled 3 days with all the fun events listed below. Visit our Raspberry Days Facebook Page for photos and more information. Find Food & Craft Vendor Forms and Parade Entry Form . The main Bear Lake Raspberry Days activities are being held at Heritage Park. ( Get Driving Directions on Google ) Located on stage at Heritage Park. Carolina Linkogle will get your body in gear for the day!
Each year, artists are invited to submit an original design during the open call period. A selected design is chosen to be printed live at the Kimball Arts Festival and featured on official festival merchandise. The contest is now open! Founded by local artists in 1969 and later expanded through Bill Kimball’s vision, the Park City Kimball Arts Festival has grown into a premier summer event, drawing thousands and showcasing exceptional artists each year. Explore our past award-winning, jury-selected festival that showcases artists across 13 mediums—from jewelry and sculpture to wood, photography, and painting. Meet the creators behind the work and discover their pieces, including this year’s “Best in Show.” Make the most of your festival weekend with our insider guide to all things art, music, food, and fun. Discover artist demos, live performances, kids’ activities, and local flavors...
Westside CultureFest runs August 14 and 15, 2026, from 4:30 to 10 pm at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center, 2525 Taylorsville Blvd. The free festival features more than 25 performances on stage and outdoors, an artist market with local craftspeople, food trucks, a bar area for adults, and art activities for kids.
The Helper Arts Festival is a celebration of creativity, culture, and community set against the dramatic landscape of Carbon County, Utah. Each August, Helper comes alive with live music, plein aire painting, gallery strolls, a classic car show, local vendors, and so much more. Three days of art, music, and community — there's something for everyone. Emerging and established artists performing across multiple stages throughout the weekend. These Bands Drove to Helper on Purpose. Respect We brought back Napster so you could pretend it’s 1999 while standing on Main Street in 2026 watching actual humans play instruments. You’re welcome. Watch artists paint the stunning Carbon County landscape live, en plein aire.
The Helper Arts Festival is a celebration of creativity, culture, and community set against the dramatic landscape of Carbon County, Utah. Each August, Helper comes alive with live music, plein aire painting, gallery strolls, a classic car show, local vendors, and so much more. Three days of art, music, and community — there's something for everyone. Emerging and established artists performing across multiple stages throughout the weekend. These Bands Drove to Helper on Purpose. Respect We brought back Napster so you could pretend it’s 1999 while standing on Main Street in 2026 watching actual humans play instruments. You’re welcome. Watch artists paint the stunning Carbon County landscape live, en plein aire.
Rooted in the social and cultural life of the community, Urban Arts Festival provides a platform for cultural art, music, and performance. Stay up to date on announcements & community opportunities! Featuring local artists practicing a variety of mediums, this open-air market shows off the skills and creativity of local artists and makers. Shop for one-of-a-kind pieces for yourself or others while supporting local artists. This year’s festival line up boasts an incredible range of local entertainment, from rap to the blues and everything in between. Prepare to be dazzled by dancers, drag artists, and other non-musical performers both on and off the stages. See art come to life before your eyes. Over a dozen local muralists and graffiti artists will come together for a live painting exhibition. Muralists will be scattered throughout the festival to allow for casual and focused viewing...
The Box Elder County Fairgrounds is the heart of local events and community fun. Home to the Box Elder County Fair and Golden Spike Rodeo, it's a great place for visitors and residents alike. Overnight stalls are available for $10 per night, with trailer hook-ups for an additional $10. Payments for stall, building, and arena rentals can be made easily online, with no fee for e-checks and a $1 charge for credit card payments. For reservations, call (435) 695-2551. Join us for a memorable experience at the Fairgrounds!
Your shift starts now! Fall Fest 83 is a spooky-fun maker's market inspired by pizzeria parties gone wrong, watchful animatronics, and the late-night thrills that keep fans checking the doors. The cameras are on, the halls are decorated for fall, and the shopping is worth staying up for!
Patrol dozens of small shops and local artisans offering handmade goods, art, apparel, accessories, jewelry, pizza-party treats, and one-of-a-kind finds that might just move when you're not looking.Come in costume, bring your crew, and spend the day supporting small businesses with serious character (some more animated than others). Flashlights optional. Checking behind you? Strongly encouraged.
