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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 25
Check event dates and locations for possible changes before attending. To have your event listed in next year’s directory for free, call 435-656-5151.
Yearly
Cedar City’s Downtown Farmers Market
45 West Center Street, Cedar City Saturdays from 9 am–noon.
October 2019
Oct
Cedar City’s Downtown Farmers Market 435-559-2791
45 West Center Street, Cedar City
Wednesday nights 4 pm–6 pm
Oct 12
New Harmony
Apple Festival 435-238-0334
Fire Department Park
133 East Center Street,
New Harmony
Activities include vendors, food, games for the kids, climbing wall, and lots of apples for sale.
Oct 19
Parowan Fall Fest in the Park
435-477-8190
www.parowan.org
Parowan Library Park
Featuring food, vendors, entertainment, costume parade, and a wonderful day in the fall leaves. 10 am to 6 pm.
Oct 24–27
Cedar Livestock and Heritage Festival
435-586-8132 www.cedarlivestockfest.com
Cross Hollow Events Center
This festival features a parade of livestock, sheepdog pull horse demos, vintage car show, antique tractors, con- certs, entertainment, quilt show, rodeos, Cowboy Poetry and Music, a major Dutch oven cook off, and much more.
November 2019
Nov 6–9
13th Annual Red Rock Film Festival
435-705-5555 www.redrockfilmfestival.com Ramada Cedar City and Various Locations
For updates on the festival, to view the films being premiered and their bios, to order tickets, or to submit a film visit their website.
Nov 9
Iron Mission Days Celebration
435-586-9290 www.frontierhomestead.org Frontier Homestead State Park Museum
635 North Main, Cedar City
Special Community Day Activities held 10 am–2 pm and includes living history/ pioneer craft demonstrations and hands on activities.
Nov 11
National Park Service
“Free Day”
Veteran’s Day, a fee-free entry to National Parks. To encourage Americans to explore America’s natural beauty, rich history, and culture, which are preserved for us by our servicemen and women; admission fees will be waived.
Nov 29–30
Parowan Christmas in the Country
www.parowan.org
Iron County Fairgrounds Parowan
Event includes bazaar, Santa parade, Christmas concerts, candlelight parade, home tours, lighting ceremony, and much more with admission fee of $2 per person or $5 per family.
Nov 30
Christmas on the Mountain
435-682-3330
www.duckcreekvillage.com
Cedar Mountain True Value
Duck Creek
Includes a visit from Santa and the Village tree lighting ceremony and candlelight walk. Fun begins at 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm for Santa and 6 pm–7 pm for all other events.
December 2019
Dec 2–6
Christmas at the Homestead
435-586-9290
www.frontierhomestead.org
635 North Main, Cedar City Celebrate the season with entertain- ment, crafts, tasty treats, and nightly appearances from St. Nicholas. Each night from 5:30 pm–8 pm. Fee $2 per person or $5 per family. Visit website for forth coming details.
Dec 6–7
Homestead Christmas Market
435-586-9290 www.frontierhomestead.org 635 North Main, Cedar City Market held 11 am–8 pm Friday and
9 am–3 pm Saturday with admission fee of $1 per person.
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Utah Shakespeare Festival
1-800-PLAYTIX
www.bard.org
Cedar City
The Tony Award-Winning Festival’s fall shows.
Oct 4–29
Scarecrow Fest on Main
www.visitcedarcity.com
Parowan
Local businesses come together to design and display over 50 scarecrows.
Oct 7–19
32nd Annual Huntsman World Senior Games www.seniorgames.net
St George
See page 7 for information on the games and registration.
Oct 10–14
Haunted Homestead
435-586-9290
www.frontierhomestead.org
635 North Main, Cedar City
6 pm–8 pm, Friday and Saturday children can wear their costumes as
they experience fun Halloween crafts, delicious treats, and a few spooky tales. Admission is $2 per person. Monday at 6:30 pm take a walk with our museum curator, Rynn Paul, through the cemetery as he tells the tales of those who rest here and how they influenced our town (free admission), and Thursday join the members of Southern Utah Paranormal as they tell stories they’ve encountered with southern Utah ghosts (7 pm, free admission).
2020
Iron Mission Days
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