Cedar Breaks National Monument, Point Supreme · George, UT
Music & concertsHappens regularly
Cedar Breaks Sunset Concert Series
Cedar Breaks National Monument, Point Supreme
You can hear free live music at 10,000 feet with sunset views at Cedar Breaks on select Sunday evenings, with only a small park entry fee that a parks pass covers.
A free city concert series with a different band most months, from country to reggae to 80s rock. Shows are in the evening at Town Square. The 2026 lineup is posted on the city arts page.
You can shop more than 50 local growers and makers for fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods and crafts every Saturday morning at Vernon Worthen Park.
8 a.m. to noon May to October, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. otherwise
George, UT
MarketsHappens regularly
Downtown Farmers Market
A Saturday farmers market at Vernon Worthen Park, going since 2007. Local produce, baked goods, art, food, and music. May through October it runs 8am to noon, and November through April it shifts to 10am to 2pm.
You can learn the pottery wheel in a multi-week city class where clay, glazes and firings are included and your finished pieces come home with you, for $90 residents.
Red Hills Desert Garden Free Landscape Workshop Series
Red Hills Desert Garden
You can attend any of more than 40 free landscape and gardening workshops across the year at the Red Hills Desert Garden, covering every yard and skill level.
You can hear local musicians, choirs and ensembles every Tuesday evening in the historic Tabernacle, one of Southern Utah's finest acoustic rooms, for free.
An outdoor amphitheatre set against red cliffs in nearby Ivins, with Broadway-style musicals in season and a steady concert lineup. Big tribute acts and touring shows pass through.