Southwestern Utah

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  • 1. Tuacahn Center for the Arts

    At this magnificent outdoor amphitheater nestled in a natural red-sandstone cove, you can watch touring Broadway musicals and concerts by noted pop artists.

    1100 Tuacahn Dr., Utah, 84738, USA
    800-746–9882-box office
  • 2. Utah Shakespeare Festival

    Since 1962, Cedar City has been Bard-crazy, staging productions of Shakespeare's plays from mid-June through mid-October in three Southern Utah University campus theaters, the largest of which is an open-air replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. The Tony award–winning festival that has featured Jeremy Irons, Ty Burrell, and Bradley Whitford over the years also presents literary seminars, backstage tours, cabarets showcasing festival actors, and an outdoor pre-show with Elizabethan performers. Try to book well in advance, as many performances sell out.

    195 W. Center St., Utah, 84720, USA
    435-586–7878
  • 3. Dixie Roundup

    Dozens of professional rodeo cowboys from across the West take part in this three-day mid-September event held since the 1930s. Team roping, saddle-bronc riding, and bull riding are among the main attractions, along with the always entertaining mutton-busting competition for the kids and the rodeo parade.

    150 S. 400 E, St. George, Utah, 84770, USA
  • 4. O.C. Tanner Amphitheater

    With one of the most majestic settings of any outdoor performance space in the country, this 1,500-seat amphitheater set against the towering red and tan monoliths of Zion National Park is operated by Dixie State University and presents a quirky mix of shows and concerts, from the popular Zion Canyon Music Festival in late September to Polynesian-theme dinner-and-dance shows.

    144 Lion Blvd., Springdale, Utah, 84767, USA
    435-652–7994
  • 5. Paiute Restoration Gathering and Pow Wow

    Since 1980, the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah has hosted this event on the second weekend of June for two days of festivities, tribal dances, and contests.

    Cedar City, Utah, 84721, USA
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  • 6. SimonFest Theatre Co.

    Formerly known as the Neil Simon Theatre Festival, this showcase of Broadway-style comedies enjoys a three-week run from mid-July to early August. It continues to be a popular part of Cedar City's well-respected theater scene. Performances are held at downtown's 1,000-seat Heritage Theater Center, which hosts a variety of other performances and concerts throughout the year.

    105 N. 100 E, Utah, 84720, USA
    435-267–0194
  • 7. St. George Arts Festival

    Artisan booths, food, children's activities, and entertainment (including cowboy poets) are all part of this Town Square festival held Friday and Saturday before Easter. Note that this is not a pet-friendly event.

    50 S. Main, St. George, Utah, 84770, USA
  • 8. Utah Midsummer Renaissance Faire

    One of the longest running renaissance fairs in the country takes place in mid-July in Main Street Park and offers a variety of entertainment, including fencing demonstrations, games, crafts, and lots of food vendors.

    Cedar City, Utah, 84720, USA
  • 9. Western Legends Roundup

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    For three days in late August, Kanab hosts cowboy poets, musicians, and character actors from Old West TV series of yesteryear. A parade, tours to Western movie sites, a dutch-oven dinner, a quilt show, performances by Native American dancers, and a film festival draw visitors from all over.

    , USA
    435-644–3444

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