Community Calendar

The public is invited to attend a career fair focused on non-profit organizations and hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences, and mingle with potential future employers!

USU's College of Arts & Sciences will hold Networking Night for alumni and students on Thursday March 26th from 6-8 p.m. in the Taggart Student Center Ballroom on the USU campus in Logan. This special event brings together current students and accomplished alumni for meaningful conversations and professional networking.

Green River Rocks festival takes place April 10th through 12th at the Green River Epicenter from 2:00- 7:00 p.m.

Green River Rocks is a free festival celebrating the geology, paleontology, and archaeology of Southeastern Utah held annually at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River, Utah. Come for the expert-led field trips, rockhounding opportunities, artisan market, and much more! This year will also feature a Green River edition of "Science On Tap" with Science Moab at Ray's Tavern.

The vibrant world of chalk art is celebrated at the annual Kayenta Street Painting Festival presented by Kayenta Arts Foundation Saturday and Sunday April 11th & 12th. This year’s theme is “Under One Desert Sky” inspired by the natural beauty of the region’s desert, and the community around it. The festival brings students and professional artists together as they create the magnificent murals on asphalt canvases. Attendees are welcome to take in the views (on the sidewalk and beyond), vote for their favorite artwork, wander the Art Village galleries, enjoy food trucks, live music, and family fun.

FREE

Green River Rocks festival takes place April 10th through 12th at the Green River Epicenter from 2:00- 7:00 p.m.

Green River Rocks is a free festival celebrating the geology, paleontology, and archaeology of Southeastern Utah held annually at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River, Utah. Come for the expert-led field trips, rockhounding opportunities, artisan market, and much more! This year will also feature a Green River edition of "Science On Tap" with Science Moab at Ray's Tavern.

Green River Rocks festival takes place April 10th through 12th at the Green River Epicenter from 2:00- 7:00 p.m.

Green River Rocks is a free festival celebrating the geology, paleontology, and archaeology of Southeastern Utah held annually at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River, Utah. Come for the expert-led field trips, rockhounding opportunities, artisan market, and much more! This year will also feature a Green River edition of "Science On Tap" with Science Moab at Ray's Tavern.

The 23rd Multicultural Dance & Arts Festival takes place at J Lynn Crane Park in Herriman on Saturday May 23rd beginning at 3:00 p.m.

Get ready to celebrate the beauty of cultures from around the world through dance, art, food, and more.

The 23rd Multicultural Dance & Arts Festival

A Celebration of Heritage, Creativity, and Community

Join us for an exciting, youth-focused cultural celebration where next-generation artists (ages 12-25) take center stage! The 23rd Multicultural Dance & Arts Festival showcases the talent, creativity, and voices of youth through vibrant dance performances, cultural arts, music, and global traditions from around the world.

This family-friendly event creates a joyful space for emerging artists to express their heritage, build confidence, and connect across cultures. From energetic group performances to colorful costumes, interactive art, and international flavors, the festival is designed to inspire curiosity, pride, and connection—especially for the next generation.

Hot Wheels in Hyrum, the Hyrum City Museum's annual car show fundraiser. It takes place on Saturday June 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Hyrum City Square.