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March l April l May l June l July l August l September l October l November l December 7th Annual Juried Art Exhibition Artists with ties to Utah or artist who live in Utah can submit work. Prizes will be awarded! Location: 86 North Main Contact: Jared Latimar http://www.cuartcenter.org/ North Bend Entertainers Dinner Theatre Enjoy a wonderful dinner and the play “Blithe Spirit” by Noel Coward. Location: Moroni Opera House Contact: Diana Compton
ENTRY FEES: All numbered Ropings pick 1 Draw 2 or Draw all 3 for $100 Enter 3 times for a maximum of 9 runs. Drawpot $20 per entry or Roper Special 8 runs for $150. Location: ConToy Arena, 955 W. 1000 S. Contact: Zane Dansie Mt. Pleasant Pioneer Day The celebration focus is on the Relic Home and Peter Madsen Blacksmith Shop at 150 South Main Street. Scones and cotton candy for sale as well as a luncheon at noon at the North Stake Center (461 North 300 West; cost is $7.00. During the luncheon there will be a reading of City Council minutes 50 years ago, a reading of Alice Hafen’s ‘I Wish I Had A Washing Machine” and musical performance. Location: 150 South Main Street Contact: Mt. Pleasant City http://mtpleasantpioneer.blogspot.com/ Snowmobile Shootout Sled enthusiasts from around the nation come to Fairview Canyon this weekend to hill climb, drag race, and show off their high performance equipment. Turbo and nitrous sleds are the Norm. Sanpete Snowmobile Information Location: Skyline Drive Contact: Bruce Cahlamer http://www.psipowerinc.com 2-Man Golf Scramble/Bestball 9:30 am Shotgun Start Location: Palisade Golf Course Contact: Chris Stover http://stateparks.utah.gov/stateparks/golf/palisade.html Scandinavian Golf Open Scandinavian Heritage Golf Tournament Location: Palisade State Park Golf Course Contact: Chris Stover http://stateparks.utah.gov/stateparks/golf/palisade.html Scandinavian Festival The Scandinavian Heritage Festival in Ephraim, Utah, running Thursday through Saturday prior to Memorial Day, is possibly the largest Scandinavian heritage event in the Intermountain West. Location: Snow College, Pioneer Park Contact: Gary Anderson http://scandinavianheritagefestival.com Spring City Heritage Day The big event for the Friends of Spring City is Heritage Day! Special guest this year is Governor Gary Herbert at 9 am On this day, and this day only, many residents open their historic homes, which have been carefully restored, to tours for the public. Spring City is the best preserved example of an early Mormon pioneer village. Spring City is on the National Register of Historic Pioneer Towns. 7:30 am to 9:30 am – Breakfast 9:00 am – Kick-Off at the Old School 9:00 am – Welcome By Governor Gary Herbert 9:00 am – Art Squared Auction (Closes at 2 pm Sharp) 9:00 am to 4:00 pm – Art & Antique Show at the Old School 10:00 am to 4:00 pm – Home Tour. Tickets can be purchased at the Old School and local galleries: $10 for Adults and $5 for children under 12. Noon to 1:30 pm – Lunch at the Bowery & Award of Scholarship. Location: 150 East Center Contact: Kay Watson http://historicspringcity.org/events/index.html 9th Annual Rat Fink Reunion Celebration to honor the memory of Ed Roth, creator of the beloved cartoon character Rat Fink from the 1960’s. See the Rat Fink Website for scheduled daily events. The Museum is open year around by appointment. Music and professional stripers. Don’t miss the 5k FUN Run! Location: 404 East 300 North Contact: Ilene Roth http://www.bigdaddyroth.com Free Fishing Day Everyone in Utah can fish for free Saturday, June 4, 2011. Please remember that all fishing laws and rules in Utah still apply. Location: All of Utah http://wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks/2009_fishing/ Mormon Miracle Pageant For an exciting evening under a canopy of stars, join us at the foot of the magnificent Manti Utah Temple to watch the Mormon Miracle Pageant. The pageant’s three intertwined stories of the restoration of the gospel, the witness of the Book of Mormon, and the journey of the faithful pioneers to the beautiful Sanpete Valley, demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ for all people. Performances run June 16th – 25th ,2011 except Sunday and Monday. The Pageant begins at 9:30 PM and is Free of Charge. Additional Pageant Information Location: Temple Hill Contact: Mormon Miracle Pageant Mt. Pleasant Hub City Days Location: Events take place in various places in town. Contact: Coleen Oltrogge Fairview Pioneer Days More Information On Pioneer Days Celebration Schedule Location: Various Locations Contact: Dave Taylor Sanpete County Fair Sanpete Classic Bike Race The Sanpete Valley will host bicycle racing enthusiasts from across Utah in the 6th annual Sanpete Classic Bicycle Race. Cyclists of all ages will compete in 46, 72, and 98-mile races on courses that wind through the local countryside. The race features categories for men, women, juniors 17 or younger, and master-level competitors. And for the more casual bicycle enthusiast, The Sanpete Classic Fun Ride will be offered to riders of all ages and abilities who don’t want to necessarily race but want to test themselves and enjoy a great day on the road with other cyclists from around the state and region. Online Registration Event Information Location: Sanpete County Contact: Eric Thompson Pack and Pamper Week Murder Mystery Weekend All guests are assigned a role to play. The plot unfolds over the course of two days, ending with a wrap-up session in which solutions are proposed, fun awards are given out and the truth is revealed. Plenty of time-out for recreation and relaxation is provided. Participants are sent a character profile before the mystery so they'll know who they are to play, how to dress and what props might be required. Weekend for two includes: And a weekend full of outdoor recreation! Please call for further information. Group discounts are available for 7 or more room reservations. Call 1-888-606-9463 or 435-462-0282 for pricing Thanksgiving Weekend Celebration Your weekend will include a Thanksgiving dinner fit for a king and a day of relaxation. The day after Thanksgiving take part in the tradition of adventuring. We go to mountains to find the perfect Wind Walker Christmas tree and enjoy sledding on new fallen snow. Time to make those fun traditional Christmas ornaments, just like grandma use to make. Light up your weekend with your Wind Walker family in a winter wonderland. Don't forget the wagon rides, horseback riding, caroling, skeet shooting, snowman-making, and igloo-building fun. To place the cherry on top of your weekend you will have the chance to participate in a county tradition— the local light parade Saturday evening. Create a new tradition in your family. Reserve today: (435)851 -6157 Wind Over Water Snowkite Lessons (Offered through Mar. 2012) Winter Wonderland and Holiday Celebrations Book your Company Holiday Events at Wind Walker |