Community Calendar

The Stokes Nature Center invites the public to a Nature Trivia Night at the Cache Bar & Grill on Tuesday, March 3rd at 5:30 p.m.

Test your nature knowledge with Stokes Nature Center at our annual Nature Trivia Night where we find out who is smarter than a nature preschooler!

Teams should be four people or less. Come with your own or we are happy to match you with other participants at the event.

Thanks to the Cache Bar for generously providing our location for the evening! Please note, participants must be 21 or over.

All proceeds from the night go directly to fund the people, resources, and facilities that make our work possible - thank you and best of luck!

A guitar, bass and drum festival takes place Wednesday, March 4th at 7:30 p.m. in the Russell/ Wanlass performance hall on the USU campus in Logan.

The Southwest Symphony and St George Chamber Singers present Mozart's Requiem on Friday March 27th and Saturday March 28th at 7:30 p.m at Desert Hills High School.

It's an evening with one of the most powerful works ever written: Mozart’s Requiem. Mysterious, dramatic, and deeply moving, this masterpiece remains one of the most compelling experiences in all of classical music. The St. George Chamber Singers and incredible soloists Madison Leonard, Aubrey Adams-McMillan, Shea Owens, and Thomas Glenn join the orchestra to bring this extraordinary work to life.

The first half will feature Suppé’s lively Poet & Peasant Overture, Florence Price’s heartfelt Adoration, and selected movements from John Rutter’s The Gift of Life, with Mozart’s final masterpiece completing the program.

Concert Sponsors: Gardner Facial Plastic Surgery and Robert & Geneva Lee.

The Southwest Symphony and St George Chamber Singers present Mozart's Requiem on Friday March 27th and Saturday March 28th at 7:30 p.m at Desert Hills High School.

It's an evening with one of the most powerful works ever written: Mozart’s Requiem. Mysterious, dramatic, and deeply moving, this masterpiece remains one of the most compelling experiences in all of classical music. The St. George Chamber Singers and incredible soloists Madison Leonard, Aubrey Adams-McMillan, Shea Owens, and Thomas Glenn join the orchestra to bring this extraordinary work to life.

The first half will feature Suppé’s lively Poet & Peasant Overture, Florence Price’s heartfelt Adoration, and selected movements from John Rutter’s The Gift of Life, with Mozart’s final masterpiece completing the program.

Concert Sponsors: Gardner Facial Plastic Surgery and Robert & Geneva Lee.

The Humane Society of Utah invites the public including family, friends, and pups for a night of fun at the Gateway on May 9, 2026, 5-9 pm for Bark at the Moon with food trucks, splash pad, and vendors!

Discover yummy food trucks and local craft beer as you explore our vendor alley. Enjoy live music and let your dogs cool off and play in Gateway's splash pad. Bark at the Moon will wrap up with a glow-in-the-dark, pup-friendly walk at 9 pm.

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.