June through August
Concerts at Brigham Young Historic Park. Concerts will be held every Friday evening (with the exception of July 24) starting at 7:30 pm at the park located at 100 N State St., Salt Lake City. The concerts are free and open to the public.
June 11
Yappy Hour at Fairmont Park. Dogs and people are welcome for an evening of food, beverages, live music, activities, and more. Held from 6 pm to 9 pm at Fairmont Park, 1040 E Sugarmont Dr., Sugar House. There will be a large off-leash area. This event is free and open to all ages. Additional Yappy Hours will be held throughout the summer.
June 11-13
Rock & Coal Music Festival. Held at venues in Price, Wellington, Helper, and Scofield starting at 7 pm on June 11 through 9 pm June 13. Showcasing local music and musicians. More information can be found at the Rock & Coal Facebook page.
June 12-13
10th Anniversary of Utah Blues Festival. The festival is 1.5 days and will be held at the Gallivan Center, 50 E 200 S, Salt Lake City. It will feature Blues artists and free workshops. The festival will feature both national artists and local performers. Saturday will open with a performance by students from On Track Guitar Music School. Tickets range from $50 for a single day, to $300 for a VIP weekend pass. Visit the website for more information.
June 13
Daggett County History Day. Held at the Daggett County Museum in Manila. Presenting stories from the past, memories and live music. Opens at 1 pm.
June 13
2026 Downtown Tooele Fest. Held at the Veteran’s Memorial Park in Tooele, the event brings together local music artists and car enthusiasts, along with vendors and kids’ games. Hours are 11 am to 6 pm.
June 18
Healthy Trees, Happy Landscapes. Presented by TreeUtah and held at the Conservation Garden Park, 8275 S 1300 W, West Jordan. This class is designed to give “practical, science-based tips for tree care.” Topics covered will include smart watering, mulching, pruning, and seasonal care. The class is free, but reservations are needed.
June 18
Rick Schwimmer with German Cow Bells. This is a matinee performance hosted by Murray Cultural Arts at Murray Park Pavilion #5, from 2 pm to 2:45 pm. The event is free and other concerts will continue through the summer every Thursday, except the week of July 4th.
June 18-21
The Utah Arts Festival is celebrating 50 years with four days of art, food, entertainment, and activities. Held at the Civic Center (Library Square), 200 E 400 S, Salt Lake City. Thursday from 5 pm to 11 pm, Friday through Sunday noon to 11pm. Visit uaf.org for more information and a list of performances, food, and marketplace vendors.
June 19-20
Utah Guitar Exhibition. Held at Sugar Space Arts Warehouse, 127 Jeremy St., 840 W, SLC. This annual event highlights some of the best luthiers (guitar builders) and guitar brands in the world. Boutique and handmade acoustic and electric guitars will be on display. Live music will also be featured as well as masterclasses, door prizes, and more. This event is free and will take place from 10 am to 8 pm each day.
June 19-21
Eyes to the Sky Balloon Festival, presented by Salina City at Salina City Main St. Twenty-plus hot air balloons will be on hand for this festival. There will be a fundraiser breakfast at the launch on Saturday, June 20 from 6 am to 9 am on the field, along with food trucks, vendors and a Fun Zone for the entire family. Balloon launches are at 6 am, Main Street activities at 10 am and a nighttime Balloon glow Saturday at 9 pm.
June 20
Bears Ears Ultra. Held in Monticello, Utah, this event will feature a 50-miler, 50K, 30K, and 13K. The races will be through the Abajo Mountains of Monticello with views of Canyonlands National Park, Bears Ears National Monument, and Monument Valley. Information on start times, race routes, and registration can be found here.
July 5
“America’s Potluck” celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary. Gather, share a meal, and take part in America’s Potluck to celebrate connection, culture and community. The idea is to gather with a group of friends and family on the same day across all 50 states and Puerto Rico to share in a moment of coming together around food. For more information and additional activities, visit the website.
July 10-11
Greek Festival Days in Price. Celebrate Greek Heritage at this festival sponsored by the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 61 E 200 S, Price. Featuring Greek food, Greek dancers, church tours, a market, and more.
July 10-October 30
Millcreek Farmers Market. Applications are now open for the 3rd annual Millcreek Farmers Market. It will open Friday July 10 and continue on Friday evenings through October 30. The market is held at Millcreek Common, 1354 E Chambers Ave, Millcreek. Emphasis will be on local, agricultural vendors.
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