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Town Square Historic
District and Water Walk
435 627-4000
www.stgeorgedowntown.com
50 S Main St, St George
The St. George Town Square Historic District at Tabernacle and Main Street includes a 45 ft tall, walk-through tower that features four 8 ft, rounded stained-glass windows depicting the area’s rich history and a Carousel operational March–December.
The pioneers’ early dependence on irrigation canals and waterways is also recreated in the city’s new Water Walk, which begins at the northern end of Main Street with an old watering hole that once supplied spring water to the downtown area.
Larry H Miller Utah Summer Games
April–July
435 865-8421
www.utahsummergames.org
351 W University Blvd, Cedar City
The Utah Summer Games have something for everyone! Every June thousands of amateur athletes from all over Utah, expert and novice, toddlers to seasoned citizens, converge upon Cedar City with their families, friends, and supporters to enjoy the thrill of competition in Utah’s larg- est and oldest Olympic-style sport festival.
Sporting Events
Events range from Archery to Wrestling, Equestrian to Soccer. Over 35 different sporting events include divisions for all ages and skill levels, making the Utah Summer Games easy for everyone to have a shot at a gold medal!
Thunder Junction All
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walls, an erupting volcano, splash pad and a C.P. Hunting-
ington 1/4-scale train on a 2,700 foot track. This dinosaur themed park is wheelchair accessible and fun for all ages. The facility is open daily from 9am to 10pm with free ad- mission. The train operates Monday–Saturday from 11am– 5:30pm with a fee of $1 per person--weather permitting.
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Frank Adorna
THINGS TO DO!
PHOTO by Curt Snarr