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Plus a free Broadway night in Provo, Springville's last Sidewalk Session, and Hocus Pocus in Eagle Mountain.
Read the issue →Plus bucket truck rides in Provo, a free crystal show in Spanish Fork, and Wallace & Gromit in a Lindon park.
Read the issue →Plus a haunted cornfield in Spanish Fork, Friday cookie decorating, and a Saturday 5K beside Utah Lake.
Read the issue →Plus local flowers in Pleasant Grove, moonlit lift rides at Sundance, and Saturday's Wings and Wheels airshow.
Read the issue →Plus a free chamber concert in Springville, $5 Tuesday admission in Lehi, and a Saturday matinee at The Ruth.
Read the issue →Plus Rowley's fall opening, two free BYU programs, and Saturday-only pastel de choclo.
Read the issue →Plus dogs in the American Fork pool, limited-space Bunco in Lehi, and Utah's 43-10 win.
Read the issue →Plus Glen Ray's opening weekend, Snow White in Orem, and BYU's 28-17 win.
Read the issue →Plus the Utah Brazilian Festival, free art at Lakemount, and Provo River Days.
Read the issue →Plus a free piano recital, BYU volleyball against UCLA, and a 110-story remembrance climb.
Read the issue →Plus a free Lindon picnic, a $20 short-rib Benedict, and the latest Utah Royals result.
Read the issue →Springville fills two days with art, BYU opens with a 63-7 win, and Orem posts fall cleanup dates.
Read the issue →Plus mountaintop yoga at Sundance, $4.95 kouign amann in American Fork, and two Utah teams to follow this weekend.
Read the issue →Plus unbeaten UVU men's soccer at home, a Friday planetarium show, and $4.50 baked empanadas in Pleasant Grove.
Read the issue →Plus No. 4 Pitt at Smith Fieldhouse, Sunday mall hours in Orem, and an RSL home date with Son Heung-min.
Read the issue →Plus tonkotsu ramen in Orem, a free life science museum in Provo, and the final Tame Dog show at Velour.
Read the issue →Plus an American Fork pasta room where nothing costs more than about ten dollars, an army post in Fairfield that most of the county has never heard of, and where the Big Mountain Fire stands three days in.
Read the issue →Plus the last two Bluebird nights up the canyon, a silent reading party with warm cookies in American Fork, and why Blackhawk is still shut on the Nebo Loop.
Read the issue →Plus an art museum in Springville that costs nothing and stays open Wednesday nights, tamales with homemade masa on Spanish Fork Main Street, and why bears keep turning up in three of our towns.
Read the issue →Plus UVU starting class under a president who has been on the job nine days, a free bluegrass set on the grass in Lindon, and a Pleasant Grove burger counter that has been at the same corner since 1968.
Read the issue →Plus on-demand UTA vans that went live across nine north-county cities Sunday, mudslides shutting the road to the Diamond Fork trailheads, and a Payson cafe that hands its stage to whoever shows up.
Read the issue →Plus a chairlift running late for Robert Redford's ninetieth, pluots coming on at a Payson orchard, and a young bear tranquilized out of an east Provo yard on Wednesday.
Read the issue →Plus a peach shake in Santaquin while the fruit is still in, Deer Creek down to 56 percent with every kind of fire banned, and Provo breaking ground on 34 homes it is holding for the people who work for the city.
Read the issue →Plus a Spanish Fork drive-in that has been dressing burgers in the same white sauce since the fifties, a working Gutenberg press in Alpine that sends you home holding something you watched come off the bed, and the Bees ending an eleven-game slide by a single run.
Read the issue →Plus a puppet show at the Springville gazebo on Monday, four bands nobody knows yet for ten dollars at Velour, a Lehi coffee shop that opens at seven every day including most holidays, and a Pleasant Grove splash pad built around a climbable Viking ship.
Read the issue →Plus Hercules on a screen in Springville on Friday, a free Monday concert at the American Fork amphitheater, a Brooklyn slice shop in Vineyard that gives kids a pizza for reading three books, and the county's coolest swimming water sitting at eight thousand feet above Payson.
Read the issue →Plus peak peach week at the Wednesday market in Orem, a free art stroll through downtown Provo on Friday, an American Fork software company that sold for four hundred million, and ice you can skate on while the valley bakes.
Read the issue →Plus algae warnings at five Utah Lake spots and Salem Pond, Vineyard's newest 5K charges $55 for the whole household, and Payson's cherry crop never made it out of spring.
Read the issue →Plus the 820 North bridge is open in Provo, why Saratoga Springs never got its fireworks, and free quilts and free air conditioning in Springville.
Read the issue →Plus Domo's $400 million sale in American Fork, the Alpine district split a year out, and a free history quest for the kids in Lehi.
Read the issue →Plus the Osmonds' 20,000-seat canyon amphitheater, a Provo company's critical-minerals find, and llamas you can rent in Spanish Fork.
Read the issue →Plus wood-fired pizza in Orem, Real Salt Lake at Son Heung-Min's LAFC, and a cold-water boardwalk most of the valley drives right past.
Read the issue →Plus Midland at Sundance on Saturday, Prince of Egypt's final weekend in Spanish Fork, and a hidden waterfall up Payson Canyon.
Read the issue →Plus farm ice cream in Santaquin, a free Gordon Parks photo show, and a heads up before you swim Utah Lake this weekend.
Read the issue →The Royals and Bees are both home this week too, and Hadestown lands at The Ruth in Pleasant Grove.
Read the issue →Plus dinosaurs after dark in Lehi, fried chicken and house pie at Station 22, a sandy beach hiding at Spanish Oaks Reservoir.
Read the issue →Plus a wildfire flares near Pelican Point, pupusas in Orem worth the drive.
Read the issue →Plus the Provo Farmers Market, a Pleasant Grove stage show, and Orem dance lessons.
Read the issue →Plus the South of the Border Benedict at The Brunch House, island plate lunches in Lindon.
Read the issue →Plus outdoor movies in Lehi and ballroom lessons in Orem.
Read the issue →a Payson Canyon lake nobody crowds, why crews want your fireworks tucked away this week.
Read the issue →Plus hand-pulled noodles hiding in an Orem food hall, a white cross hike above Spanish Fork, a free art show inside the old Provo courthouse.
Read the issue →Plus the biggest fireworks show of the year is this Thursday, and where to find the best dirty soda.
Read the issue →Plus a giant flag on the mountain in American Fork, tacos gringas at Don Joaquin, a quarter-mile boardwalk over spring water most locals drive right past.
Read the issue →Plus new doughnuts in American Fork, a beloved Provo bakery, and where to grab a dirty soda.
Read the issue →Plus Rose Month in bloom at Ashton Gardens, free military museum days in Lehi, a quiet canyon up past Santaquin.
Read the issue →Plus the Y hike before the heat, wood-fired pizza off State Street, and the cave tour you have to reserve.
Read the issue →Plus an immersive fantasy in American Fork, the Provo Farmers Market, and a summer long festival in Lehi.
Read the issue →Plus a thundering Provo Canyon waterfall, cow cuddles in Spanish Fork.
Read the issue →Plus award-winning ice cream, the original dirty soda, and where to find it all.
Read the issue →Plus a Thanksgiving Point movie night on the lawn, where the Provo River is running this week, the local news you missed.
Read the issue →Plus the Provo Library summer reading program and the Freedom Festival's Children's Parade coming June 27.
Read the issue →Plus the Provo Farmers Market Saturday morning, and a heads-up on the Timpanogos Bluegrassroots Folk Festival coming next weekend.
Read the issue →Plus Rock Canyon for a shaded canyon climb, the Provo River Parkway's coolest afternoon stretch, and a snowmelt safety note before you head up any canyon.
Read the issue →Plus Communal's summer menu for the date-night anchor, Hokulia Shave Ice as the heat sets in, and the Freedom Awards Gala if you move fast.
Read the issue →Plus Berliner Park's all-abilities playground in Vineyard, and Rock Canyon for a shaded weekday hike.
Read the issue →Plus a free splash pad with a river channel, $1.75 Wednesday morning movies, and a natural-history museum that never costs a dime.
Read the issue →Plus where to grab peaches Saturday morning, the SCERA Shell musical playing all weekend, and a Sunday waterfall worth the short walk.
Read the issue →Plus the Y before the heat, paddleboards on Utah Lake, the boardwalk at Cascade Springs, and the Alpine Loop is finally open.
Read the issue →Plus the date-night spot that still tops Provo, the Thursday food truck roundup downtown, and where to grab a dirty soda and a cookie in one stop.
Read the issue →Plus a wagyu burger where Ripple's stood for 60 years, the SCERA Shell summer lineup, and where to cool off in the canyon.
Read the issue →Plus a new Peruvian spot downtown, Vineyard's new lakeside parks, and the best treat in the Valley.
Read the issue →A surf simulator, trampoline parks, a ninja course, and laser tag. When it's too hot, too cold, or too wet to go outside.
Read the issue →Lazy rivers, slides, and a toddler area with baby bouncy swings. Four rec centers that don't care what the sky is doing.
Read the issue →From the giant one at Adventure Heights to a pirate ship in Pleasant Grove. Free water, mapped by address, with the hours and dates they turn on.
Read the issue →Float the river, ride the parkway, take the Sundance lift, and end at Deer Creek. Your whole-summer canyon list.
Read the issue →From a stroller-friendly stop at Bridal Veil to the 200-foot payoff at Stewart Falls. The Valley's best water, with distance and hike times.
Read the issue →Climbing pyramids, all-abilities play, a pirate ship, and a space park. The playgrounds worth a drive across the Valley.
Read the issue →Lambs, goats, and ducklings within a short drive. Three farms and one free option that do spring right.
Read the issue →Baby animals at the farm, a tulip festival in spring, the biggest kids' museum in the state, and a dinosaur hall. Here's how to do it without overpaying.
Read the issue →Roots of Knowledge at UVU, a chocolate you make yourself, a pottery wheel, and a full space mission you fly as a family.
Read the issue →Four free museums, a planetarium show, and the Creamery on 9th to finish. A whole day in Provo for the price of lunch.
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