Explore Utah Valley: Top destinations and activities for June 28-July 6
Utah Valley is teeming with exciting events and activities from June 28 to July 6 that cater to diverse interests and age groups. A multitude of festivities await residents looking for family fun, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures.
One of the standout events is the Family Arts Festival 2025 at Brigham Young University’s Museum of Art, featuring a vibrant showcase of artistic talent. Also on offer is the 2025 America’s Pickleball Classic at Provo’s Rotary Park and the Firecracker Softball Tournaments at Footprinter Softball Complex—perfect for sports enthusiasts keen on some competitive action.
For music lovers, the Velour Summer 2025 Battle of the Bands at the Velour Live Music Gallery promises an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment. Meanwhile, those seeking a theatrical experience can attend JK! LIVE — Spring Show at the Covey Center for the Arts or the Renaissance Now Theatre and Film Shakespeare Festival at Castle Amphitheater.
In addition to these cultural events, outdoor enthusiasts can participate in The Great Carp Hunt of 2025 at Utah Lake State Park or the Ropes Course Couple’s Retreat at CLAS Ropes Course to enjoy some adrenaline-pumping activities surrounded by nature.
The most anticipated event on the calendar is the Fourth of July celebrations taking place across various locations in Utah Valley. Visitors can look forward to the Stadium of Fire 2025 featuring Rascal Flatts at LaVell Edwards Stadium, a must-see event that promises a spectacular evening of live music and fireworks. The festivities continue with the 2025 Grand Parade in Downtown Provo and the 2025 Freedom Run 10K, 5K, and Fun Run at Kiwanis Park, providing an opportunity for active individuals to showcase their patriotic spirit.
Orem isn’t short on attractions either, with the 2025 African Heritage Festival at University Place Orem and the Bluegrassroots—Timpanogos Folk Festival at City Center Park offering a cultural extravaganza for attendees. Moreover, the SCERA Center for the Arts presents a variety of shows, including 2025 Summer Matinee Series: Paddington in Peru and Cries of Freedom, The Musical, providing visitors with a blend of entertainment and educational experiences.
Furthermore, the cities of Springville, Spanish Fork, Payson, American Fork, and Lehi have a lineup of events such as concerts, theater productions, and markets that cater to a wide range of tastes and preferences. Whether it’s embracing the arts, enjoying outdoor activities, or immersing oneself in cultural celebrations, Utah Valley has something for everyone this June and July. So mark your calendars and get ready to make lasting memories at these exciting events and attractions.