Events in St. George, UT

A casual get-together at a local park offers free refreshments provided by Redemption Lutheran Church. Open to all ages, it highlights the spirit of St. George with a focus on community and fun.

SUHOG BBQ Saturdays brings a recurring cookout to Zion Harley-Davidson, with barbecue served until it is gone. The series takes place on the third Saturday of each month and offers a relaxed setting to enjoy food and friendly company. An RSVP is requested in advance, and organizers encourage spreading the word.

Annie brings the beloved Broadway story to life with a heartfelt journey set in 1930s New York City. A courageous young orphan keeps her hope alive as she leaves Miss Hannigan’s orphanage and lands in the home of billionaire Oliver Warbucks, where her charm starts to transform the household and her future. The score features favorites like Tomorrow, It’s the Hard-Knock Life, and Maybe. Themes of resilience, optimism, and the many forms of family shine throughout, creating a warm, funny, and uplifting experience for the whole family.

An off-road motorcycle journey across the American West’s wild heart, centered on Utah’s backcountry. Expect vast desert basins beneath big skies, deep red rock canyons that feel like natural cathedrals, and broad slickrock plateaus with far-reaching views. The route takes in the hallmark scenery of Utah’s national parks, from arches and spires to mesas and towering monoliths, along with quiet slot canyons and wind-shaped ridgelines. Designed for adventure motorcycles, it blends remote dirt roads, twisty back roads, scenic mountain passes, and historic wagon routes. Riders can build confidence across changing surfaces including dirt, mud, rock, gravel, sand, and water crossings. Every mile leans into freedom, scale, and rugged beauty, with fresh discoveries waiting beyond the next bend.

Set aside a weekend to craft, laugh, and create. Bring your favorite supplies and a touch of sparkle for 30 hours of uninterrupted creative time. The experience includes four meals, two nights of lodging with double occupancy, gifts and prizes, and your own 8 foot table so you can spread out and work comfortably.

Annie brings the uplifting tale of a determined orphan in 1930s New York City to the stage. Facing the strict rules of Miss Hannigan’s orphanage, she sets out in search of a brighter future that leads her into the home of billionaire Oliver Warbucks, where her optimism begins to change lives. The score features favorites like Tomorrow, It’s the Hard-Knock Life, and Maybe. Themes of perseverance, hope, and the many forms of family shine throughout, creating a family friendly musical filled with laughter and heart.

An all ages, free community festival returns to St. George, bringing live entertainment, local vendors, food trucks, pride-themed merchandise, and more to JC Snow Park. The event offers a welcoming atmosphere for attendees of every age with performances and a variety of vendors. Additional details will be announced in the summer.

An elegant Jane Austen inspired tea party fundraiser for women and young ladies ages 12 and up takes place at Saint George Social Hall. Guests can enjoy an afternoon of tea and sweet delicacies while live music sets the mood, with genteel amusements that invite conversation and merriment. Regency inspired attire is encouraged. Attendees can stroll the garden, take part in lighthearted diversions, and savor the pleasure of good company in a setting reminiscent of a beloved novel. Space is limited and attendance is by reservation only.

This musical tells the uplifting story of a brave young orphan in 1930s New York City who refuses to let go of hope. Annie leaves the harsh world of Miss Hannigan’s orphanage and finds herself in the home of billionaire Oliver Warbucks, where her spirit and determination begin to change lives, including her own. The show features beloved songs like Tomorrow, It’s the Hard-Knock Life, and Maybe. With themes of resilience, optimism, and the meaning of family, it offers a heartfelt experience for all ages, filled with humor, memorable music, and the promise that brighter days are ahead.

Chaos Adventures heads to Trail Hero 2026 at Sand Hollow State Park, a weeklong off-road gathering featuring guided trail rides across rugged terrain, a charity golf tournament, and a music festival set amid desert scenery. The event caters to seasoned off-roaders as well as first-timers, pairing challenging trails with festive activities throughout the week. Registration details will be announced as the event approaches.

A free tour of private art studios arrives just in time for the holidays. With more than 20 artists participating, visitors can explore a wide range of creative work up close. Additional studio addresses will be available at the event.

Coffee and conversation anchor a casual monthly gathering for artists, writers, designers, makers, and creative nomads to connect and share ideas. The meetup has a new name and a new home at Perks Espresso & Smoothies. Whether someone is immersed in their craft, starting something fresh, or simply seeking community, there is a seat at the table. Attendees are encouraged to bring ideas, curiosity, and a favorite mug... after all, if mugs could talk, there would be plenty of stories to share.

Southern Utah Market partners with Trail Hero for a three day festival featuring locally made goods, a variety of food trucks, and a music festival. Vendors receive two complimentary VIP music festival tickets. Vendor applications are accepted through the Southern Utah Market website. For questions, contact the team by text at 435-962-2113 or by email at info@southernutahmarket.com. Payments are accepted only through Southern Utah Market LLC via the official website, and requests through Zelle or Cash App will not be made. Please be cautious of scammers, as losses cannot be reimbursed.

D.J. Van Dyke and Kevin Conley present a salute to two icons of American music, Patsy Cline and Elvis Presley. Vocalist Diane Van Dyke delivers affectionate portrayals that highlight Cline’s country warmth and Presley’s rock and roll spark, moving from tender ballads like Crazy to high energy favorites such as Jailhouse Rock. The program gathers era-defining songs into one showcase that welcomes devoted fans as well as those discovering these artists for the first time.

Hosted by Sand Hollow 4x4, this fourth annual Cancer Awareness poker run is organized at no cost by the hosts so funds can go straight to a nominated individual. The entry fee is 50 dollars per person and includes a Sand Hollow 4x4 cancer awareness T-shirt, trail guidance, games, prizes, and more. Proceeds from registrations and shirts are directed to the selected recipient to help with medical expenses. Nominations are invited, and participants will take part in a vote to determine who receives the support.

St. George Car Show starts its car season with a Cruise In and fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse. Working together, St. George Car Show and Texas Roadhouse plan to host this gathering on the first Saturday of each month to support programs that serve the community. Hours may shift with the weather, with updates shared throughout the year. Food discounts and specials are available during the Cruise In.

A live session with Psychic Medium Jo'Anne Smith, the Salt Lake Medium, centers on delivering messages believed to be from loved ones who have passed. Family and friends can attend together to hear these meaningful messages. Tickets are sold online and are non-refundable. Not everyone will receive an individual message. All services are provided as-is and are not medical, psychological, psychiatric or psychotherapeutic care, and the information shared is for entertainment, educational and informational purposes only.

Meeple Treks Board Game Convention returns for its second year in St. George with a multi-day tabletop event at Red Lion Hotel & Conference Center - St. George, Utah. Badges are available for purchase.

Step into a Halloween-themed run at the Running Scared 5K and 13K, a playful mix of spooky vibes and speedy efforts for every level of runner. Costumes are encouraged, adding extra seasonal fun as participants take on the course at Crosby Family Confluence Park. Every athlete receives a long-sleeve race shirt, a practical layer for cool mornings, along with a custom finisher medal to mark the achievement. Those ready for a bigger challenge can attempt the Deadly Double by completing both distances, with special recognition for the top three men and top three women who finish the pair. Competitive runners will find a full slate of awards, including honors for the top three overall men and women in each race, the top three overall in Masters, Grand Masters, and Senior Masters, and the top three in each traditional five-year age group for both distances. Race day registration and check-in will be available, with the 5K beginning first and the 13K following.

A relaxed get-together at Canyon Park & Hell Hole Trailhead offers complimentary refreshments from Redemption Lutheran Church. People of all ages are welcome to spend time together in a local park and enjoy simple fun and connection. The organizers express their love for St. George and center this gathering on community.

A barbecue at Zion Harley-Davidson offers food until it is gone and the chance to enjoy the company of others. RSVP is requested.

A homeschool entrepreneur market takes place at Sandtown Park, offering a chance to buy, sell, trade, or barter. Arrive early and bring whatever your kids need for their setup, such as a table, chairs, a canopy, supplies, and inventory, to help them succeed. Help spread the word to families who might be interested.

Connect with fellow business owners and professional women at a welcoming mixer in Southern Utah. The gathering invites women who want to grow their networks, share ideas, and form meaningful professional connections. It aligns with Rise Women, a community centered on resilience, inspiration, strength, and empowerment, with a mission to support growth in leadership, purpose, and success. Expect a collaborative setting to learn from peers, uplift one another, and move toward personal and professional goals with lasting impact. Participation is flexible, with membership available that provides resources for $20 per month or the option to attend single events.

Parents coping with the loss of an infant can find understanding and connection in a supportive group setting. This facilitated gathering offers a compassionate place to share, listen, grieve, and begin healing alongside others who have experienced a similar loss. It is open to anyone who has faced infant loss at birth or shortly after. A licensed, experienced LCSW who specializes in women’s and newborn health and bereavement support guides the conversation to create a safe, respectful environment. The group meets at St. George Regional Hospital in the North Tower Conference Room, Building 1, main floor.

This benefit dinner and silent auction raises funds for Mesquite Christian Academy as it expands its work with students and advances its mission rooted in Christian faith. Attendees can share a meal, browse and bid on auction items, and enjoy a set from Christian comedian Tim Steele. Proceeds from tickets, bids, and donations directly aid the school, turning an evening of connection and laughter into tangible support for the next generation.

Experience a Dino Ridge led journey through St. George, Utah that begins at the Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm, an Early Jurassic tracksite preserving dinosaur footprints from about 200 million years ago. Participants receive behind the scenes access to collections and the fossil preparation lab, followed by a geology presentation from Dr. Jerry Harris. The itinerary continues with hands on fossil excavation at the Substation Quarry alongside local experts. A field excursion with Lead Paleontologist Andrew Milner explores regional geology, lesser known dinosaur tracksites, and striking sandstone scenery. The experience concludes at Red Hills Desert Garden, where tracks are preserved within Navajo sandstone. Group size is limited to 13 participants. The cost is $1,600, and airfare is not included.

Set at Quail Creek Reservoir, this triathlon features a swim in 70-degree water and a fast, fun route framed by red rock scenery, with a quick return on the bike course. The event offers a sprint course, and the Olympic distance uses an F1 format in which the sprint is completed twice. The setting is 10 minutes from St. George, Hurricane, and Sand Hollow Reservoir, and the course showcases beautiful views throughout.

Rise Women is organizing a team for the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s at City of St. George Crosby Family Confluence Park. This annual event takes place in hundreds of communities across the country and is a leading fundraiser for Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. The walk welcomes participants of any age and ability, uniting people in the effort to end the disease. Registration has no fee, and participants are encouraged to raise funds that sustain 24/7 care and services and drive progress toward prevention, treatment, and a cure. The day includes check in and registration, an opening ceremony, and the walk to follow.

A breast cancer awareness ride in St. George has been rescheduled due to conflicts with previously planned activities. The event centers on motorcycling, camaraderie, and support for a meaningful cause with Indian Ladies First Utah participating. Riders of all kinds are welcome. The venue is Moto United St George. Hotel details and other information will be provided soon.

A blood drive at Black Hill Event Center encourages donations that help save lives. Donors can take home prizes as a thank you.

Admission is free to this home improvement showcase designed for anyone planning projects large or small. Explore ideas for kitchen updates, outdoor living upgrades, and everyday fixes while meeting local and national vendors in person. Exhibitors offer advice, product insights, and guidance to help shape your plans and move them toward completion. The Southern Utah Home Show takes place at Washington County Legacy Park and gathers the ideas, experts, and inspiration needed to start your next project with confidence.

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.

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.

Retro Relics revives the classic rock of the 1960s and 1970s as Off The Rails powers through fan-favorite hits with high energy and swagger. The night features big sing-alongs, plenty of laughs, and the songs that defined a generation. During the show, attendees can enter a raffle featuring a range of prizes, and all proceeds support the Mesquite Community Food Bank. It is both a concert and a celebration of community spirit, uniting nostalgia, loud guitars, and a cause that counts.

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.

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.

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.