25-hour and 6-hour Solo and Team Endurance Mountain Biking Events through the rugged desert landscape. Come join this premier endurance event in southwest Utah.
November (Week 1) Annually
Multiple Events/Times
25 Hours in Frog Hollow
Hurricane City, Utah
September (Week 1) Annually
Multiple Events/Times
Payson City Golden Onion Days
Memorial Park, Payson
A Top Pick for Utah locals, the Salt Lake Annual Greek Festival always offers joyful days of authentic foods, culture, and exciting entertainment.
September (Week 2) Annually
Multiple Times/Events
Salt Lake Greek Festival
Holy Trinity Greek Cathedral, Salt Lake
Peach Days is an honored tradition that brings approximately 75,000 spectators a fun-filled weekend that the Top of Utah and Southern Idaho residents look forward to every year. This city-wide event is the longest continually celebrated harvest festival in Utah and is reported to be the second oldest in the country.
September (Week 2) Annually
Multiple Times/Events
Brigham City Peach Days
Brigham City
Town Days kicks off each year with the Riverton Rodeo and includes favorites like the parade, movie in the park, carnival, chuckwagon breakfast, bingo, children’s contests, fireworks, and more! This long-standing tradition is a favorite among both new and old residents and can be counted on for cherished memories year after year.
June 30–July 4, 2022 Multiple Times/Events
4th of July Week Annually
Riverton Town Days
Riverton City Park, Riverton
The grand opening of SoDa Row is the opening of a new chapter for Daybreak.
8 a.m. – Daybreak’s first triathlon
10:30 a.m. – 5K fun run
Noon to 2 p.m. – Festivities galore: live music, art and gift show, bicycle tours, canoe rides on Oquirrh Lake, climbing wall, kite flying, kids activities at Black Diamond Gymnastics, food from SoDa row restaurants and more!
Directions: Take Bangerter Hwy. to 11400 South and follow the signs.
Register at Sandy Parks & Recreation – 440 East 8680 South
OR online at http://www.sandy.utah.gov/parks
The FIBT conducts a worldwide series of races that quality athletes for the annual World Championships and every four years for the Olympic Winter Games. The World Cup involves the top athletes in the sport, who compete in a series of eight races.
Junior circuits are held in North America (America’s Cup) and Europe (Europa Cup). One step higher is the Intercontinental Cup. Competitors earn points and a world ranking that determines starting positions and seeding at the various FIBT races.
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Rio Tinto Soccer Stadium in Sandy, Utah hosts the Monster Truck Show featuring Grave Digger
Tickets:
$30 Club — Center sections (18-20 & 1,2, 37)
$20 Stadium — All other lower bowl sections
$10 Upper Deck — 200 level upper sections
*Expired Event (2021)
Utah Olympic Park presents the World Junior Championship Bobsleigh, Skeleton at Park City’s Olympic Park January 31st – February 6th, 2011
Both men and women compete in the sport of bobsleigh, a sport that combines speed, power and agility. There are two person races for men and women. Men also have a four-man event. Bobsleigh is one of the original sports in the Olympic Winter Games.
In skeleton, there are separate racing disciplines for men and women. In World Cup competitions two heats are held over one day. At the FIBT World Championships (held annually except in the Olympic year), four heats are held over two days.
The Federation Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobogganing (FIBT) was founded on November 23, 1923 by the delegates of Great Britain, France and Switzerland, and the representatives of Canada and the United States, meeting at an International Congress in Paris, France. The FIBT headquarters is in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Bobsleigh as an organized and active sport thrived from before the turn of the century. However, it was the advent of the 1924 Winter Games and the acceptance of Bobsleigh as an Olympic sport that prompted the formation of a federation.
Time Schedules: TBA 1/31/11, 2/1/11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
