Events in St. George, UT

Explore a question through a three-card Oracle or Tarot spread, or a ten-card Tarot Celtic Cross reading. A suggested donation of $1 per minute is requested. Readings are offered by Debi Barmonde.

Learn about cellular wellness, oxidative stress, NAD, GLP-1, and how the body works from the inside out. The gathering will also offer a relaxed, social setting, with chili provided for dinner.

Artists, writers, designers, makers, and other creative thinkers meet for a relaxed monthly gathering centered on coffee and conversation. This meetup has moved to its new home at West Village Neighborhood Cafe. It welcomes those immersed in their craft, building something new, or seeking a creative community. Bring ideas and curiosity, along with a favorite mug, and settle in for conversation and shared stories.

Breakaway and team roping take center stage at this Dixie Series event at Washington County Fairgrounds in Hurricane, Utah. Coinciding with the Dixie Junior High and High School rodeos, it adds to a full weekend of rodeo action.

Stephen Adly Guirgis's The Last Days of Judas Iscariot is a darkly comic exploration of love, betrayal, and the possibility of redemption, with moments that even place Satan and Judas across from each other in a bar. Presented at the Eccles Black Box Theatre, it offers general admission at $20 and a $5 rate for Utah Tech students, faculty, and staff, with tickets available soon. Please note the advisory for strong language and mature themes, recommended for ages 17 and up.

This late fall ride travels through New Canyon and includes a lunch stop at the Randolph Reservoir picnic area. It marks the close of the 2026 riding season, and a heavy jacket is recommended.

Local boutiques are collaborating to offer the community special deals, shopping opportunities, and a chance to discover local shopping spots. Each boutique will feature exclusive in-store promotions during the crawl. Participation is free, and registration is requested to help prepare for participants. After registering, attendees will receive a Crawl Card and Tour Guide.

Get ready for the season at a two-day ski and snowboard sale from Rocky Mountain Ski Swaps, featuring new and pre-owned gear from top brands at budget-friendly prices. The first day has a $10 admission fee for ages 14 and up, and the second day offers free entry. Sellers can consign their equipment with drop-off available on day one and payment or unsold item pickup on day two.

Car season kicks off with a relaxed Cruise In and community fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse, hosted by St George Car Show and Texas Roadhouse. Taking place on the first Saturday of each month, this ongoing gathering raises money for local programs in need. Start times can vary with the weather, so expect occasional schedule adjustments throughout the year. During the Cruise Ins, Texas Roadhouse will offer discounts and specials on food.

Off The Rails powers through classic hits of the 60s and 70s with driving rhythms and attitude in a Retro Relics showcase. Expect a lively night of big choruses to sing along to and plenty of laughs, all built around the songs that defined an era. A raffle runs during the show with a variety of prizes, and all proceeds support the Mesquite Community Food Bank. It is a tribute to timeless rock and a moment to rally around community giving.

A year-round craft fair and farmers market, with seasonal closures and adjustments for major holidays.

Hosted by the Hurricane Valley Chamber of Commerce, this luncheon salutes those who served and highlights the stories that bring the community together. The program centers on service, history, and gratitude in a welcoming setting at the Grafton Building at Legacy Park. Admission is $25 per person. Individuals and businesses can sponsor a veteran’s meal, and main event sponsorship opportunities are available. Veterans may reserve a complimentary meal.

This three-day sourdough retreat in Mesquite, Nevada welcomes beginners and seasoned bakers who want to deepen their skills. Expect hands-on workshops that explore a variety of breads, including focaccia and bagels, along with additional techniques that build a solid foundation. The experience emphasizes learning, creating, and baking while connecting with a small group of fellow enthusiasts. Participants can look forward to good food, a lively atmosphere, and a fully immersive approach to sourdough. The aim is to leave with practical methods and the confidence to bake successfully at home. The program features Batch 702, Mesquite’s Sourdough. Lodging and non-lodging options are available, and attendance is capped at 25 people.

This free, welcoming gathering is open to everyone, with no membership required. It centers on inspiration, learning, and encouragement while connecting change makers who want to help build a more vibrant community. Refreshments are provided, along with opportunities to meet and connect.

A free men’s support group has returned at Feather Ridge Counseling, offering a welcoming setting for connection, personal growth, and open conversation about ongoing or past challenges. It is open to all men and there is no cost to participate. Capacity is limited, and those interested can RSVP by calling or texting Bradley at (435) 319-3019.

Now in its seventeenth year, this 24-hour coding challenge blends programming, design, and entrepreneurship at Vasion’s headquarters on Tech Ridge. Solo participants or teams of up to four compete to create the strongest web or mobile application in a high-energy, collaborative environment. It welcomes aspiring and experienced programmers, designers, entrepreneurs, project managers, mentors, and advisors. Before the competition starts, organizers meet with each team to help identify the most suitable track, with additional guidance available in the rules. Originating in 2010, the event has been shaped by committed volunteers and generous sponsors, becoming a widely anticipated fixture across the region.

Hosted at the Dixie Convention Center in St. George, Utah, this natural health conference brings together doctors, educators, and other experts for education and hands-on learning. Attendees can take part in interactive classes, watch cooking demonstrations that show how to prepare nutritious, flavorful meals, and explore vendors featuring products, supplements, and services related to natural health. Ticket options include early bird pricing, a two-day general admission pass with entry to sessions and activities, and a one-day option. An online option provides access to all speaker presentations. Vendor participation is also available.

The Eastern Washington Eagles head to St. George to face the Utah Tech Trailblazers at Greater Zion Stadium in a late-season clash. As the campaign narrows, both teams look to leave a mark. The game spotlights how each side manages pressure, adjusts on the fly, and relies on key playmakers in a setting that keeps the action up close.

Explore creative storytelling by designing a custom LEGO habitat to showcase a minifigure. Habitats can be personalized in many ways and stacked together. The class includes expert instruction, a minifigure of your choice, all the parts and pieces needed to build one habitat, and specialty pieces. Designed for builders aged 12 and older, adults are welcome. Sign up two or more builders together to receive 10% off.

A special Friendsgiving edition of the Rise Women Collective Mixer brings this women-focused networking series to a new local hotspot as part of its monthly rotation to grow connections and support women-owned businesses across the Valley. Instead of a catered or purchased lunch, participants bring a dish to share, creating a potluck setting for friendship and professional networking among women business owners and professionals. Expect authentic connection, a spirit of collaboration over competition, and plenty of business inspiration. This month’s gathering is hosted at Appreciation Financial.

Parents navigating the heartbreak of infant loss are invited to a compassionate support group that offers connection and understanding. Participants may choose to share their experiences or simply listen, with space for grief and healing in a safe, supportive setting. Sessions are facilitated by a licensed, experienced LCSW who specializes in women’s and newborn health and has extensive bereavement expertise. The group meets at St. George Regional Hospital in the North Tower Conference Room (Building 1, Main Floor) and is open to anyone who has experienced loss at birth or shortly after.

A casual gathering at a local park features complimentary refreshments from Redemption Lutheran Church. Open to all ages, it offers a friendly way to connect with neighbors and enjoy simple fun while celebrating the St. George community.

This free men’s support group has returned, offering a welcoming place to connect, speak openly, and focus on personal growth for anyone working through current or past challenges. It is open to all men and meets at Feather Ridge Counseling. There is no cost to attend. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, contact Bradley by call or text at (435) 319-3019.

This hands-on jewelry making class teaches the fundamentals of sizing rings, applying hammer textures, stamping, and soldering. With step-by-step guidance, each participant will craft two sterling silver stacking rings. The experience suits beginners, hobbyists, and intermediate jewelry makers. The class fee is $99, with an additional materials fee of $89. Open to ages 15 and older.

The Dixie Power Annual Tree Lighting Celebration returns with a festive community gathering as the tree is illuminated. Enjoy hot chocolate and donuts, meet Santa, and delight in candy canes filled with sweets. Suitable for all ages, this tradition brings the Southern Utah community together to welcome the holiday season.

Southern Utah Women's Mixer welcomes business owners and professional women for conversation, connection, and collaboration. Taking place at Strap Tank Brewery St. George, this gathering offers a friendly space to build relationships and share insights. Rise Women is a community focused on resilience, inspiration, strength, and empowerment, supporting growth in leadership, purpose, and success. Participants may choose a membership with ongoing resources for $20 per month, or attend on an event-by-event basis.

A casual monthly gathering for artists, writers, designers, makers, and other creative nomads now has a new home at West Village Neighborhood Cafe. Share coffee and conversation with a welcoming group, whether you are well into your practice, exploring a fresh project, or seeking creative community. Bring your ideas, your curiosity, and a favorite mug, then settle in for thoughtful exchanges with fellow makers.

This holiday gathering once again features a Toys for Tots collection. Tickets are $50 per person and are available through Laura at 915-525-6560, and seating is limited. Dinner is all you can eat and includes an appetizer, four meats, dessert, and more. Please submit any special meal requests before the event. The celebration includes fun and door prizes for everyone.

Psychic Medium Jo'Anne Smith, known as the Salt Lake Medium, hosts a live spirit connection evening for the holiday season. Expect compassionate messages intended to bring comfort and healing from loved ones in spirit, and share the experience with family and friends. Tickets are available online and are nonrefundable. Not every attendee will receive a personal message. Services are provided as is and do not constitute medical, psychological, psychiatric, or psychotherapeutic care, nor health advice for diagnosis or treatment. Do not disregard or delay seeking professional medical guidance because of anything experienced through these services. Participation does not establish a physician patient, psychotherapist patient, or priest penitent relationship. All information is offered for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only.

A relaxed community hangout at Canyon View Park in Santa Clara features complimentary refreshments provided by Redemption Lutheran Church. Open to every age group, it offers a friendly setting for conversation, connection, and simple fun.

Explore ideas and resources for home improvement projects at this free event. Meet with local and national vendors face to face for insights and guidance, whether you are considering a kitchen remodel, updating your outdoor living space, or making other changes around the house.