Utah Weekend Events Guide – Updated Weekly Last updated: Last Updated June 10, 2026
Here's what's happening this weekend in Utah: June 12-14
Looking for fun things to do this weekend in Utah? June 12-14 brings a mix of lively community festivals, outdoor markets, live music, and family-friendly celebrations across the state. Whether you're in the mood for a relaxed day at a farmers market, an evening concert, or exploring one of Utah’s many local events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Salt Lake County
2026 Utah Blues Festival (Friday, June 12 – Saturday, June 13): Celebrating its 10th year at the Gallivan Center in downtown Salt Lake City! Enjoy a fantastic weekend of blues music, featuring award-winning workshops, unique artisan vendors, food trucks, and refreshing drinks.
Woodland Fairy Festival at Gardner Village (Ongoing through June 27): A whimsical favorite. Families can explore the village, hunt for fairy doors, and enjoy themed activities in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Utah Scottish Festival and Highland Games (Friday, June 12 – Sunday, June 14): Head to the Utah State Fairpark for an immersive cultural experience featuring traditional athletic games, bagpiping, dance, and authentic Scottish food.
Venture Out! Friday Festival & Movie (Friday, June 12; 6:00 PM): Head to Churchill Jr. High (3450 East Oakview Drive, Millcreek) for a free, family-friendly evening. Enjoy live music from The Breakfast Klub followed by a screening of the movie Minecraft.
Pro-tip: Looking for more free movies or outdoor fun this summer? Check out our full schedule of Free Summer Outdoor Movies & Festivals >>
Farm and Sky: Star Party (Friday, June 12; 10:00 PM – 12:00 AM): Join the Clark Planetarium and Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation at Wheeler Historic Farm for an evening of stargazing and activities. Note: Free event, but Eventbrite registration is required.
Natural History Museum of Utah: Summer Hours (Open daily, 10 AM – 5 PM): Great for families looking to beat the midday sun. It's an excellent time to catch their current traveling exhibitions.
**Discount: Look for a buy 1 admission, get 1 free on your Entertainment app. There's also a 10% off admission on the same app. If you don't have the app., the cost is only $34.99 for a year (includes a 14 day free trial) or $4.99 a month. It's our favorite for restaurants. There are so many and it can also be used while traveling all across the country. It easily pays for it self.
2026 Salt Lake City Summer Artisan & Vendor Market (Friday, June 12 – Sunday, June 14; 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM): An outdoor market downtown featuring over 100 small businesses, handmade crafts, boutique fashion, and live entertainment.
Back to the Future: The Musical (Running through June 14): Catch the hit Broadway musical live at the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater. A must-see for fans of the iconic film.
Utah County (Provo/Orem/Lehi)
Imaginaria at Ashton Gardens (Daily, June 1 – August 22): This is Thanksgiving Point’s major summer festival. It transforms 50 acres of gardens into an immersive experience with giant American landmarks (like a 40-foot Statue of Liberty), massive inflatables, splash zones, and hands-on STEM activities. It’s perfect for all ages and a great way to spend a full day.
Springville Art City Days (Ending June 13): Catch the final days of this major summer festival, featuring carnivals, entertainment, and family activities throughout Springville.
Provo Farmers Market (Saturday, June 13; 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM): Visit Pioneer Park for the weekly summer market featuring local produce, artisan goods, and live music.
SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre: Disney’s Frozen (Friday, June 12 & Saturday, June 13; 8:00 PM): Enjoy a live musical performance under the stars at this popular outdoor venue in Orem.
Provo River Trail (Any Day): A perfect way to spend a summer morning—this paved trail offers beautiful views along the river from Utah Lake up through Provo Canyon.
Northern Utah (Davis County, Ogden, Logan)
Ogden Farmers Market (Saturday, June 13; 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM): Historic 25th Street comes alive with local vendors, food, and music.
Hill Aerospace Museum (Open daily, 9 AM – 4:00 PM): A massive, free-to-the-public museum featuring historic aircraft and fascinating aerospace history.
USU Botanical Center (Daily): Wander tree-lined paths and enjoy the tranquil gardens in Kaysville. A perfect spot for a relaxing June morning..
Logan Canyon Scenic Drive (Any Day): Take a drive up the canyon for cooler mountain air, breathtaking views, and easy access to hiking trails like Wind Caves or the Crimson Trail.
Antelope Island State Park (Daily): Explore the trails and wildlife viewing areas on this unique island in the Great Salt Lake. Note: There is a vehicle park entrance fee.
Ogden River Parkway (Any Day): A beautiful, paved multi-use trail that follows the Ogden River, perfect for walking, running, or cycling through the heart of Ogden.
Weber County RAMP Summer Saturdays (Saturday, June 13): As part of the official 2026 RAMP schedule, check the official site for this Saturday's free admission locations, which typically include spots like the Dinosaur Park, Ice Sheet, Ogden Nature Center, and Roy Recreation Complex.
Southern Utah (St. George / Washington County)
Tuacahn Amphitheatre (Ongoing): Experience Broadway-caliber performances in a stunning red rock canyon. Les Misérables is currently running in their spectacular outdoor amphitheater—a bucket-list experience for any Utah visitor.
St. George Splash Pad (Daily): A popular and free way to cool down in downtown St. George, featuring interactive water jets and a lazy river. It’s open daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM—perfect for a sunny weekend.
Pro-tip: Find our full list of splash pads all across the state here >>
St. George Downtown Farmers Market (Every Saturday through October): Held at Vernon Worthen Park from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, this is a great spot to shop for local produce, baked goods, and handmade crafts while enjoying live music.
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area: If you are looking to hike, the Red Cliffs area offers beautiful trails with iconic views. Pro-tip: Head out early in the morning to beat the desert heat!
Washington Wheels Park (Any Day) – Burn off some energy at the largest skate park in Utah, featuring a pump track, ninja course, and splash pad for the kids.
Tuacahn Amphitheatre: Experience Broadway-caliber performances in a stunning red rock canyon. Les Misérables is currently running in their spectacular outdoor amphitheater—a bucket-list experience for any Utah visitor.
Tasty Nights Street Food Festival (Friday, June 12 – Sunday, June 14): Located at the Washington County Legacy Park in Hurricane, this festival features food vendors, specialty drinks, live entertainment, and a maker market.
Fire Hose Frenzy 5K (Friday, June 12): A fun, community-focused run/walk.
Movie in the Park: Brother Bear (Friday, June 12): Enjoy a family-friendly outdoor movie screening.
Explosion of Color Art Exhibition (Running through June 18): Visit the Red Cliff Gallery in St. George to see vibrant landscapes by featured artist Jack Burns. The gallery is open Saturdays from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Park City & Summit County
Utah Olympic Park: A must-visit. You can take a guided tour to learn about the 2002 Winter Games, explore the museums, or even try the summer bobsled experience (using a bobsled on wheels). It’s an unforgettable way to experience Olympic history.
Discount: New this season Olympic Parks is offering a walk-up discount to Utah residents with a valid state ID. discount varies by date. There's also an Olympic Park Discount code for $25 OFF Bobsled Experience when you Book Online currently available on the Park City Coupon Guide.
Park City Library “Music on the Patio,” a delightful community event featuring free live performances. Running from June 6 through August 29, 2026, these sessions take place every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. It is a fantastic way to enjoy local talent in a relaxed, open-air setting at the library’s outdoor space, located at 1255 Park Ave, making it a perfect mid-morning stop for residents and visitors alike.
Park Silly Sunday Market (Sunday, June 14; 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM): Head to Historic Main Street for Park City's famous open-air market. It's a vibrant, eco-friendly street festival featuring unique local vendors, delicious food, live music, and family-friendly activities.
Latino Arts Festival (Friday, June 12 – Sunday, June 14): Head to Canyons Village Forum for this vibrant multi-day celebration of Latino arts and culture. The festival features live performances, visual arts, film screenings, and a variety of culinary experiences highlighting both local and international artists.
50 Shades of Rosé Wines at Mountain Town Olive Oil (Friday, June 12; 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM): An exploration of pink wines led by Senior Professor Pamela Wood, covering diverse climates, grape types, and regions. Tickets are $60.
Moab & Grand County
Outdoor Adventure: It is a prime time for whitewater rafting on the Colorado River, mountain biking on world-class trails, or taking a guided canyoneering adventure.
Pro-tip: Check Groupon for your outdoor adventure. They currently have a 11 amazing and fun Moab experiences for a discount.
Spring Bird-Watching at Mill Creek (Any Day): Spring migration is in full swing! Mill Creek is a premier spot to catch a variety of migrating birds passing through the area this week.
Moab Museum: Voices of the Plateau (Daily, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM): Explore the current exhibition commemorating America’s Semiquincentennial through the diverse stories and history of the Colorado Plateau.
Others / Utah's Small Towns
Free: Green River State Park and John Wesley Powell River History Museum (Any Day) – Perfect for a weekend pit stop, featuring river history exhibits and easy access to the Green River for a picnic.
Utah State University Eastern Prehistoric Museum (Any Day) – Located in the heart of Price, has recently unveiled a new exhibition called “ART of the Prehistoric Museum — 65 Years of Handmade Interpretive Media and Objects”.
Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry at Jurassic National Monument (Any Day) – Take a drive to see one of the densest concentrations of Jurassic-era dinosaur bones ever found.
Nine Mile Canyon Rock Art (Any Day) – Often called the “world's longest art gallery,” this self-guided scenic drive near Price features thousands of ancient petroglyphs and pictographs. Visit Utah >>
Goblin Valley State Park (Any Day) – Explore the unique mushroom-shaped rock formations (hoodoos) that make this park feel like another planet—a great spring hiking destination before the summer heat.
For even more options, explore these comprehensive calendars:
Plan ahead and checkout our updated list for Things to do In Utah in June here
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