Community Calendar

Logan localscapes presents a class on transforming lawn areas into landscape Saturday May 2nd at the Logan library from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. spaces limited, please register. at https://localscapes.jvwcd.gov/

Roller derby + helping dogs? Count us in🐾🛼
Junction City Roller Derby presents Derby for the Dogs , a double header season opener benefiting the amazing senior pups at The Golden Bark Foundation on Saturday May 2nd at 3:30 p.m. in the Golden Spike Exhibit Hall.

Bring a donation and save on your ticket at the door!
🐶 Most needed items:
• Senior dog food (Science Diet 7+)
• Joint supplements
• Pee pads / belly bands
• Blankets

Two games. One great cause. Come cheer loud and help dogs in need🐾

🛼 Trainwrecks vs Naughty Pines Derby
🛼 Locomotives vs Wyoming Outlaws Roller Derby
📍 Golden Spike Exhibit Hall
🕒 Doors 3PM | First whistle 4PM
🎟 $12 online | $15 at the door
Kids 12 & under are FREE!

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The Natural History Museum of Utah hosts a 1 hour guided nature walk on Wednesday May 6th at 5:30 p.m.
Have you ever wondered what kinds of plants you see along a trail? Or snapped a picture of a bug to identify it later? If so, then our Foothill Nature Walks are just for you!

Join us for a series of free 1-hour guided hikes starting at the Museum and leading up the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Come and enjoy a spectacular view of the Salt Lake Valley with local experts who will help you learn more about the flora and fauna you can see.

Richmond's 111th annual Black and White Days celebration is May 11th through 16th. Events include royalty pageants, races, cow shows, mechanical bull rides, dinner movie in the park, pancake breakfast, food vendors booths, and a parade.
More information at Richmondutah.gov

The Natural History Museum of Utah hosts a 1 hour guided nature walk on Wednesday May 13th h at 11:00 a.m.

Have you ever wondered what kinds of plants you see along a trail? Or snapped a picture of a bug to identify it later? If so, then our Foothill Nature Walks are just for you!

Join us for a series of free 1-hour guided hikes starting at the Museum and leading up the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Come and enjoy a spectacular view of the Salt Lake Valley with local experts who will help you learn more about the flora and fauna you can see.

This Accessibility Walk is hosted by Red Butte Garden. This walk has paved trails and an American Sign Language interpreter will be present for those who need one. This walk will give priority to those with disabilities who require assistance.

Bring bags filled with dyers woad on Thursdays and Saturdays to Cache County Weed Dept locations for a reward May 14th & 16th in Hyrum 1020 E. 600 N. and May 21, 23 in Richmond 161 N. SR 142.

Weeds must be pulled or dug from the ground, including roots. Wear proper clothing, gloves and shoes. Bring a shovel or heavy duty weeding tool for hard, rocky soil Safety first! Contact: Ben Law: 385-622-3461 blaw@utah.gov

CureSearch for Children'sCancer invites hikers of all abilities to join in a fundraiser hike at Wild Rose Trail in Salt Lake City on Saturday May 6th at 7:00 p.m.

CureSearch for Children'sCancer is accelerating the development of new childhood cancer treatments. Hikers of all abilities, from tenderfoot novices to seasoned veterans, are invited to join us at Wild Rose Trail to end children's cancer! Register now to start fundraising. Then, we'll come together on Friday, May 15 to hike and celebrate every dollar raised. Check in and activities start at 7 pm, hike to start at 8 pm. The trail is mostly flat for the out and back, 2-mile round trip sunset hike.

Free to participate, with the option to earn rewards for individual fundraising. Family and dog friendly. In partnership with Utah Outdoors.

Bring bags filled with dyers woad on Thursdays and Saturdays to Cache County Weed Dept locations for a reward May 14th & 16th in Hyrum 1020 E. 600 N. and May 21, 23 in Richmond 161 N. SR 142.

Weeds must be pulled or dug from the ground, including roots. Wear proper clothing, gloves and shoes. Bring a shovel or heavy duty weeding tool for hard, rocky soil. Safety first! Contact: Ben Law: 385-622-3461 blaw@utah.gov

The 10th annual cutting for premises golf tournament takes place on Thursday May 28th in West Valley UT at Stonebridge Golf Club.

See your support in action at the 10th Annual Putting for Promises Golf Tournament!
Join us for a day on the greens as we help provide medically fragile children and their families memorable experiences that bring joy, hope, and smiles. This year, we will be in West Valley, UT at Stonebridge Golf Club.

Sign up today and help us deliver joy and hope to some amazing children.

Schedule of Events

Registration with Complimentary Breakfast - Beginning at 7:00 a.m.

Golf - Play starts at 8:00 a.m.

Special Guests Arrival - Chartway Promise Heroes arrive at 12:00 p.m.

End of Play - 12:30 P.M. - 1:00 p.m.

Lunch - Beginning at 12:30 p.m.

Presentation & Opportunity Drawing Announcements - 1:00 p.m.

The Natural History Museum of Utah hosts a 1 hour guided nature walk on Wednesday June 3rd at 5:30 p.m.

Have you ever wondered what kinds of plants you see along a trail? Or snapped a picture of a bug to identify it later? If so, then our Foothill Nature Walks are just for you!

Join us for a series of free 1-hour guided hikes starting at the Museum and leading up the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Come and enjoy a spectacular view of the Salt Lake Valley with local experts who will help you learn more about the flora and fauna you can see.