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Join Museum Staff for this 1-hour guided tour of Moab’s Historic Business District. During this 1-mile guided experience, guests will have the opportunity to learn and explore the legacy of some of the men and women who helped establish and build-up the City of Moab, Utah through their investments in the community and their civic leadership. This tour experience will be offered as follows: Every Thursday - Through June 8, 2023 Every Saturday - From June 17, 2023 through October…
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Southeastern Utah is home to some of the darkest skies in the country with some incredible nocturnal night life thriving under its stars. However, with urbanization and population growth there are threats on the horizon. Join Ranger Rhodes as we explore what makes the night skies of Canyonlands and Arches special, how we can continue to protect them, and what differences we can make at home to save our night skies for future generations. Presented by Rhodes Smartt.
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Moab Music Festival presents its spring concert series MMF High Water, including this once-in-a-lifetime experience. With Arches National Park just around the Colorado River bend, violinist Aubree Oliverson sets the scene with Kevin Puts’ aptly titled Arches echoing off Moab’s towering red rocks walls. Cellist Mark Votapek joins for the rhythmically driven melodies of Czech composer Erwin Schulhoff’s Duo for violin and cello. The rigor of these two works contrast with Hot House West Quartet’s sizzling mixture of hot jazz…
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CHILDREN’S EVENT Moab Music Festival presents its spring concert series MMF High Water, including this children's event. Experience the magic of music in concert with the landscapeⓇ with your family. Adventuresome families take a half mile, expert-guided walk to a secluded canyon to enjoy a concert designed especially for young listeners, highlighting the acoustic wonders of the unique outdoor concert site. From Duke Ellington to Disney, and New Orleans to Hollywood, hear Hot House West play an exciting mix of…
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Moab Museum invites the public to join us on Saturday, June 10, 2023 at 11am and 2pm for two unique programs being offered by Dr. John J. Hammond, on historic Moab’s Hammond Family. Dr. Hammond is a descendant of Francis A. Hammond, the father of Moab’s Fletcher B. Hammond, Sr, proprietor of, Hammond & Co. Mercantile, and later, Hammond & Sons, Co. Dr. Hammond retired from Kent State University in 2007 and has been authoring a series of books related…
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Take a stroll through downtown Moab and see what participating locations have for you to view.
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Moab Music Festival presents its spring concerts series MMF High Water. An intimate private garden provides the backdrop for music by composers from three different worlds who changed the musical landscape. From the pioneering voice in the baroque style to a champion of nationalistic music to the father of Parisian hot jazz, experience works by J.S. Bach, Zoltán Kodály, and Django Reinhardt. Bach’s transcendent suites forever altered the solo cello repertoire Kodály’s original style uniquely blended Hungarian folk music with…
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Explore Desolation Canyon, the only river canyon registered as a National Historic Landmark, with river historian and naturalist John Weisheit, outfitted by Sheri Griffith River Expeditions. Four master musicians join the adventure and perform daily concerts (click the Artists & Program tab above for more information). National Geographic says “there is nothing at all desolate about this canyon—it is instead a paradise.” Together, we’ll traverse 84 miles of the Green River, including 50 named rapids (Class I-III), and experience the…
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On October 14th, 2023, an annular solar eclipse will cross the Western United States, beginning in Oregon and leaving the US on the shore of Texas. Many sites in Southern Utah will be in the path of annularity, including the four corners area. Following on April 8th, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross from Texas through the Eastern United States, leaving the US in Northern Maine. Join Cris White, Earth to Sky Interagency Partnership's Eclipse Coordinator based out of…
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At Desert RATS, the adventure is the goal. It’s about reaching deep within yourself, adapting to adversity and overcoming the challenges in front of you. Those who enjoy Desert RATS the most come into the experience prepared and willing to be flexible in every way. Desert RATS is a six day supported foot race that covers a distance of approximately 143 miles starting in Fruita, CO and ending in Moab, UT. Each participant must carry his/her own pack containing required…
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Join us for the Grand County Fair at the Spanish Trail Arena in Moab, Utah! Delight in a wide range of offerings, including mouthwatering concessions, exhibits, an exhilarating roller derby tournament, a showcase of stunning cars and tractors at the Carquest Car & Tractor Show, and the exciting Red Rock'N Blue Jr. Rodeo. Enjoy a fantastic array of activities like carnival games, pony rides, power wheel competition, RC car race, stock show, dance lessons, and live music performances. Indulge in…
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Join us for a night of free music in the park Featuring Shamarr Allen & The Underdawgs and local opener Juniper Drive. Hailing from New Orleans, Allen has influences in jazz, hip-hop, rock, funk rhythms, blues and country. In addition to performing with his band, Allen has collaborated with many renowned artists around the world such as Willie Nelson, Patti LaBelle, Galatic, Harrick Connick Jr, and Lenny Kravitz, to name a few. He is a sought after artist for festivals…
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We have them in our neighborhood. Creatures so sophisticated, so adapted to their environment, so elusive, and so misunderstood— elements of a total global ecosystem so influential that their absence would change the world as we know it. Come to see them as the beguiling, winsome creatures they are. Presented by Tom Haradan.
Find out more »The 2nd Annual Underdog Dog Paddle will be a fundraising event with free paddle boarding, water games, raffle prizes, and a beer garden! We will have food & drinks at the event, and there will be puppies available for adoption as well. This is a dog friendly event, so bring your pooch to join in on the fun!
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Beep Beep Beep! Tweet tweet! Sounds are all around us and play an important role in our experience with the landscape. The National Park Service is beginning to understand the relationship between sound and the inherent resources within the park. By preserving the natural sound we all can enjoy our national wonders a little more. Presented by Robert Anderson.
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Join us for a night of free music in the park featuring Nosotros, and opener MarciaBlues. This concert will be in tandem with the Arts & Ag Market so come early to shop! Nosotros has been drawing music lovers to their distinctive Latin groove for over 20 years. What began as a guitar trio in 1994, quickly took on a life of its own, becoming one of the most recognizable and original Latin bands in the Southwest USA. The group…
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Mountain goats (Oreamnos americanus) and American pikas (Ochotona princeps) are naturally co-occurring across most of their overlapping distributions in western N. America. The southern limit of the natural range of mountain goats is in Idaho, whereas American pikas occur naturally as far south as New Mexico. However, the mountain goat range has been extended southwards with the establishment of translocated subpopulations in Utah and Colorado. These mountain goats now share habitat with pikas, providing an opportunity to study potential ecological…
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