Events in St. George today

An annual community relay brings runners together for friendly competition, HOKA shoe demos, and giveaways. Form a team for the 4x1 mile relay, with each participant running one mile, or choose the open mile as an individual. Same-day registration is available on site at Pine View High School. This free, laid back gathering is open to all ages and all paces.

Join the Southern Utah Precision Rifle Monthly NRL22 Match, a monthly event where participants shoot the five monthly COFs. The match runs in a 4-hour window, and the entry fee is $15.00.

The Back to School Car Show and Kids Fair gathers school supplies for local children who may not have access to them. Donations are being accepted right away to support this effort.

Join a Fun Shoot at Red Cliffs Rifle & Pistol Range, with sign-in and $10 payment handled at the office before coming to Bay A-6. New shooters, youngsters, and guest shooters are welcome. Bring a chair and a beverage, and dress for the weather conditions.

Find a rotating mix of sellers every Saturday across 75 booths, offering name brand items at thrift store prices. Take advantage of additional savings during Thursday and Friday discount days. Check back often to discover fresh inventory and snag standout deals.

Learn the basics of using your iPhone with help from the library. This free session covers how to send photos, review security settings, keep your device up to date, and troubleshoot common issues. Bring your phone and any questions you have. Free and open to the public.

Red Rock Island Vibe is a one-day desert celebration that brings people together under the red rocks for music, food, movement, and Polynesian island-inspired performances. The night also marks the launch of the Tellmystory Challenge Foundation, with a focus on community, connection, and making sure every story is heard. Expect live music, local vendors, delicious food, and family-friendly fun at a Southern Utah-style blend of country music, island reggae, and Polynesian culture.

Rooted in the Lion's Gate Portal, this gathering centers on clarity, alignment, and answering what is calling you next. It is designed to help participants slow down, turn inward, and make room for reflection before taking the next step. The experience blends ceremonial cacao, a guided meditation, gentle breathwork, restorative yoga, journaling prompts, and a soothing sound bath. Space is limited, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended. The ticket price is $55. The intention is not reinvention, but quieting the noise long enough to reconnect with who you already are. Hosted at Free Will Transformation.

Dealt A Straight Band returns to The Zone Nightclub and Lounge for a high-energy night of live music. Expect classic rock, blues, and country favorites delivered with a dance-friendly vibe, a concert-quality sound system, and an upbeat atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving. It is a lively setting whether you plan to take the dance floor or relax with friends and enjoy the show.

Get ready for a live classic rock tribute celebrating Heart and Pat Benatar, featuring powerhouse vocals and high-energy arena rock performances. Expect well-known favorites from both artists in a show packed with full songs, dynamic medleys, and crowd-pleasing energy. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the performance starts at 7:00 PM. This event is for ages 21+.

Get ready for a high-energy Pitbull tribute at the pool, featuring dance hits and party-ready vibes. This one is all about turning up the heat and enjoying a fun summer pool-party atmosphere.

This community marketplace combines a craft fair with a farmers market at Southern Utah Funday Market. It operates from February through December and pauses in January, with gatherings on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. Dates in May and December may shift to accommodate major holidays.

Dick Earl’s Electric Witness brings decades of devotion to the blues to Vernon Worthen Park in St. George, blending soulful harmonica, sturdy guitar work, and gritty, heartfelt vocals. Led by a longstanding member of the Las Vegas Blues Society, the family group moves fluidly from Delta roots to Chicago grooves and beyond. The lineup features Isaac Ericksen on bass, Mari Ericksen on drums, and Thomas Anderson on guitar, forming a tight, propulsive rhythm section. Their self-titled debut is available on major streaming platforms. Dick Earl has recorded with a range of studio artists, performed onstage and in the pit for productions at Tuacahn Amphitheater, toured with award-winning blues artist Tas Cru, and was the subject of the documentary Into the Fire at Doc Utah. The group has performed across the United States and into Canada, and most recently placed third overall at the 2023 International Blues Challenge in Memphis while representing the Las Vegas Blues Society. Rooted in tradition and delivered with conviction, their sound reaches listeners across generations.

At Red Cliffs Desert Reserve’s Grapevine Trailhead, this casual group hike brings together founders, business owners, side hustlers, and anyone curious about starting something, along with partners who support them. Expect an easy to moderate route with minimal incline that is not technical or treacherous. Connect with peers while getting some steps in before the day heats up. An RSVP for a free ticket is available but not required, and you can also just show up. The group begins promptly.

Join the CMP .22LR Pistol League for a Tuesday evening 900-point .22LR pistol match. This bi-weekly league runs May through September 2026 and follows the 2026 Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Competition Pistol Rules. Registration is open to RCRPR members and non-members, ages 14 and up, and the full program fee is $80 paid at the start of the program for all 10 matches (payable in full on May 5, 2026).

Richfield’s girls JV soccer team heads to Pine View for an away non-region matchup. The game is scheduled to begin in the late afternoon.

Take part in a Kundalini yoga session at Free Will Transformation guided by Nan or Erin. The practice centers on moving energy to refresh the mind and support a full reset. Please bring a yoga mat and water. This is a drop-in offering with a give-what-you-can contribution.

Settle in for a one-hour sound bath designed to help you unwind and reset through soothing tones. Bowls, chimes, and gentle vibrations create a calming atmosphere that supports releasing the week, settling your energy, and reconnecting with yourself. No experience is required. Bring whatever helps you get comfortable, such as a mat, blanket, or pillow. Please arrive on time, as doors will close to keep the space quiet and uninterrupted. Contributions are give-what-you-can, with a suggested offering of 15 to 25 dollars.

Open gym volleyball returns with casual open play designed for plenty of rallies. Expect a relaxed, player-led setup focused on bumping, setting, and spiking with others. Admission is $5 per person.

Orem Girls Varsity Volleyball heads to Hurricane for an away non-region matchup. The game is scheduled for Wednesday, August 12, with first serve at 7:00 PM.