Held in Vernal.

 Held in Provo.

Learn how to make dairy and nondairy homemade ice cream amidst the wildflowers at the Alta Community Center in Sandy.

The increasingly popular Beehive Bike Polo Club hosts fast-paced, competitive games at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. Games start at 7:30 P.M. and loaner bikes and equipment are available.

 Held at Canyon Breeze Training Center in Beaver.

Held at Lion's Back, the famous sandstone landmark, the fireworks display will be choreographed to music broadcast by local radio station KCYN 97.1 FM. The sky lights up at 10 P.M.

Two days of professional bull riding at the Old Spanish Trail Arena in Moab. Riders compete for a championship buckle and other prizes. Gates open at 6 P.M.

13 performances of classical, jazz and traditional music spanning two weeks at venues across Moab. Event times vary.

A three-day party, featuring ATV & UTV trail rides, skill clinics, machine rodeo, dinner, raffles, prizes and vendors followed by live music at Old Spanish Trail Arena in Moab.

Over 300 skydivers from across the world gather near Moab's Arches and Canyonlands to leap from two giant, twin-turbine planes at 13,000 feet above the ground – making for more than 60 seconds of free fall at 120 miles per hour.

Bring lawn chairs, blankets, pillows and pack picnics to spend every 2nd and 4th Friday evening at St. George Town Square in front of a 20' x 14' outdoor screen showing movies for all ages. Showtimes are 8:45 P.M.

Performers fill the Bumbleberry Theatre in Springdale with music, dance and comedy as a tribute to America's war veterans. The show begins at 2 P.M.

An estimated 1,500 of the world's best horseshoe pitchers gather at the Dixie Center in St. George to compete in the World Tournament. Events go throughout each day.

Kenab invites you to experience the Old West "the way it was" with a celebration of the classic western movies filmed in the area. The event draws large crowds and features appearances and signings by film stars like Clint Walker and James Drury.

Competitors are transported from Kanab to the starting point near the north rim of the Grand Canyon to compete in a 167-mile, self-supported foot race with 6 stages over 7 days and views of the best of southern Utah’s landscapes. The course leads runners to the Grand Staircase outside Kenab.

Promoting the area’s history, culture, and heritage, the festival offers two days of live music, food, speakers and fun at Paria's Outpost in Kane County, east of Kenab. Admission is free.