Fun Guide
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The Real Jurassic Park? Moab, Utah Is America’s Dinosaur Land
Moab, Utah offers one of the most remarkable windows into prehistoric life, with landscapes that still carry the footprints, fossils, and stories of ancient giants. At Moab Giants, visitors step…
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Cold Case Ice Cream: Utah-Made Mystery
Cold Case Ice Cream is delivering more than dessert. With high-butterfat, inclusion-packed flavors and a built-in mystery game inside every six-pack, the Utah-born company is gaining national attention and gearing…
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What’s Happening in Utah This August? Festivals, Concerts, and Outdoor Fun
Utah comes alive in August with concerts at Temple Square, Craft Lake City, opera in the park, food festivals, car shows, and a music-filled Moab escape.
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Heber Valley Railroad: A Living Ride Through Utah’s Past
Step aboard century-old train cars, sip tea with Austen characters, or sing with Santa. Heber Valley Railroad offers themed rides through living Utah history.
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Your Guide to Utah’s Best June 2025 Events and Activities
From soapbox races at the Capitol to owl treks in the Wasatch, June 2025 is packed with unforgettable events across Utah. Whether you’re into Broadway tunes, pet portraits, or Olympic…
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Healing Through Freefall: How Skydiving in Moab Helps Veterans and Addicts Reclaim Life
What if healing came not through therapy, but through freefall? In Moab, one man’s descent from a plane leads to clarity, connection—and a new kind of high.
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This Is What Spring Feels Like in Utah
When spring hits Utah, everything and everybody feels different. From mountain trails to backyard gardens, and from skydivers to soul-searchers, Utahns are stepping into the season with purpose, movement, and…
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Salt Lake to Host Utah’s First International Flower Parade at Peace Gardens
Witches, wheels, and wild imagination—Salt Lake’s first flower parade brings fairy tales to life at the Peace Gardens this May.
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Things to Do in Park City Before Summer Hits
When the snow melts and the tourists vanish, locals know it’s the best time to explore Park City. Here’s what mud season looks like—minus the crowds.
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Spring in Utah: Running, Biking, and Doing It Your Way
Somewhere between hibernation and hope, Utah wakes up. This spring, we’re stretching stiff limbs, eyeing muddy trails, and questioning eBikes.
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King’s Day Brings Dutch Street Party Vibes to Millcreek Common
Every April in the Netherlands, the streets erupt in a sea of orange for King’s Day—a nationwide celebration of royalty, spring, and good times. Now, that same spirit is rolling…
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April Events in Utah: Trailfests, Reptiles, Costumes, and Candlelight
From slaloming in costume to candle making in a teacup, Utah’s April calendar is anything but ordinary. Celebrate Earth Day in Alta, explore reptile expos, or race the Easter Bunny—there’s…
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Utah’s Storybounders Combines Books, Theater, and Immersive Experiences
At Storybounders, a Utah-based storytelling venture, founders Jayme and Steve Smith turn classic tales into immersive experiences, from a Victorian-era Thanksgiving to a day in the life of the March…
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Moab: The Ultimate Playground for Every Kind of Traveler
Moab grabs hold of you the moment you arrive. Red rock canyons stretch into the sky, trails wind through ancient landscapes, and the Colorado River cuts through it all like…
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The Best Time to Visit Moab: A Crowd-Free Red Rock Escape
When is the best time to visit Moab? When the crowds are gone, and the desert is at its most breathtaking. Empty trails, endless red rock vistas, and pure, uninterrupted…
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The Ultimate 2025 Moab Event Guide: Races, Festivals & Outdoor Adventures
Moab’s 2025 event calendar is packed with adrenaline-pumping trail races, legendary Jeep rallies, vibrant music festivals, and unforgettable community celebrations. Whether you’re chasing adventure on slickrock trails or soaking in…