A Utah Tradition Over 100 Years in the Making
Brigham City’s Peach Days is back on September 5–6, and we’d love to share the excitement on your morning show!
Dating back more than a century, Peach Days is one of Northern Utah’s largest and longest-running festivals, celebrating community, tradition, and the fall peach harvest. Each year, thousands gather on Brigham City’s historic Main Street to enjoy family fun, food, shopping, and entertainment.
This year’s festival includes:
• Two parades (Children’s Parade and Grand Parade)
• A bustling carnival
• Live entertainment
• The Junior Peach Queen and Miss Brigham City Peach Queen Pageants
• The Motorcycle Show
• 200+ local craft and food vendors
• And the Peach Days Car Show—the largest in the western U.S. with over 900 entries
Free Concerts on the Main Street Stage:
• Friday, September 5 at 7:30 p.m. – The Saltairs, an alt-rock trio from Tremonton, Utah. Winners of the Garland City Battle of the Bands, their latest single, “Million Dollar Strut,” is available now on all platforms.
• Saturday, September 6 at 7:30 p.m. – Paradise City 80’s Band, bringing the best of big hair, glam rock, and throwback dance hits. From Madonna to Van Halen, this high-energy show will have the crowd dancing all night.