The Music Masterworks Series returns to Cedar City with a powerful performance of “The Redeemer,” a celebrated classical work exploring redemption and hope.

Set for April 6-7 at 7:00pm in Southern Utah University’s distinguished Heritage Center, this concert unites top regional musicians, acclaimed vocalists, and a community chorus for an unforgettable evening.

Under Music Director Stephanie Rhodes, performers have invested months of dedication, promising a moving and richly layered musical experience.

With its soaring orchestration and choral arrangements, “The Redeemer” resonates profoundly with spring audiences and spotlights Cedar City’s vibrant arts scene.

The concert not only delights music lovers but also nurtures local talent, with SUU students taking the stage for invaluable hands-on experience.

Tickets are available at the Heritage Center box office, supporting future performances and music education across Southern Utah.

"The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today." - H. Jackson Brown Jr.

Spring returns to St. George, ushering in the much-anticipated MOD the Modern Market on April 11, 2026, at Vernon Worthen Park.

Running from 10 AM to 4 PM, this beloved event offers a lively day of shopping, discovery, and celebration of local creativity.

Now in its fourth year, MOD has evolved into a dynamic community gathering that spotlights artisans, indie boutiques, and food trucks—each offering something truly unique.

The market’s charm comes from the passionate crowd and vendors who make every visit feel memorable.

Whether you’re searching for a one-of-a-kind treasure, enjoying dishes from local food trucks, or simply savoring the spring atmosphere, MOD highlights the spirit of Southern Utah’s entrepreneurial community.

Admission is free—bring friends, support small businesses, and experience the energy of St. George in bloom.

Why couldn't the bicycle stand up by itself?

It was two tired!

An Arizona Strip rancher is making waves in the ranching community with an innovative mechanical roping trainer, poised to revolutionize local cowboy training.

Developed near Cedar City after years of working cattle in rugged terrain, this device simulates real-world roping, letting ranchers and competitors hone their skills without live animals.

With adjustable speeds and programmable movements mimicking unpredictable cattle, the trainer is particularly prized by those preparing for high-stakes events like the Utah Summer Games.

Cedar City area ranches and young cowboys are quickly embracing the safe, consistent training environment the device provides.

By reducing stress on animals while maintaining authentic practice, this tool addresses animal welfare concerns and is gaining traction as essential equipment for regional ranch and rodeo facilities.

The trainer’s influence underscores the innovation and adaptability fueling Southern Utah’s agricultural future.

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in Cedar City, Utah?

A: Hiking, mountain biking, and skiing are all popular outdoor activities in Cedar City.

Q: What is the nearest airport to Cedar City, Utah?

A: The closest airport to Cedar City is the Cedar City Regional Airport.

Q: What are some must-visit attractions in Cedar City, Utah?

A: Some must-visit attractions in Cedar City include Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, and the Utah Shakespeare Festival.

Jenkins Oil Company, a family-owned Cedar City business, is celebrating 50 years of service in Southern Utah.

The company, founded by Ron Jenkins in 1976, has grown from humble beginnings into the region’s only locally owned oil distributor.

This spring, Jenkins Oil will open its 18th RallyStop store—and second in Cedar City—west of town along State Route 56.

The new RallyStop location will offer fuel, groceries, hot food, and fresh meat cuts, with a soft opening on April 10 and a grand opening set for May 1.

Guided by three generations, the Jenkins family emphasizes community support, sponsoring local schools, sports, and technical scholarships.

RallyStop’s tradition of friendly service and a hometown feel continues to set it apart as the company marks a half-century of growth and local commitment.

Visit the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum to learn about the history of Cedar City and enjoy interactive exhibits and outdoor activities.

Southern Utah University will host former Governor Michael O. Leavitt as the 2026 commencement keynote speaker, a momentous occasion for graduates and the Cedar City community.

Leavitt, renowned for his tenure as Utah's governor and later roles as U.S. EPA Administrator and Secretary of Health and Human Services, brings deep experience and insight to this year’s ceremony.

The event celebrates one of SUU’s largest graduating classes, highlighting the university’s expanding influence and its commitment to regional excellence.

Leavitt’s address will emphasize public service, leadership, and the transformative power of education—topics that resonate throughout his legacy of supporting rural Utah and higher education.

Set against the stunning red rock backdrop of SUU’s outdoor amphitheater, families from across Utah will gather as graduates embark on careers vital to the state’s future, carrying with them the inspiration and legacy of Thunderbird achievement.

Visit the Ashcroft Observatory at Southern Utah University for free stargazing nights every Wednesday during the school year.

The Southern Utah University community upheld its century-old tradition during the annual SUU Day of Service, a highlight of Founder’s Week held this year on March 28.

Wearing signature red shirts, 179 volunteers spread across Iron County, focusing on Cedar City and Enoch, to revitalize local spaces and support essential services.

Teams removed trash and graffiti from trails, improved landscaping, and assisted organizations such as Head Start, the Family Support Center, and a local dog park.

On campus, students crafted blankets and activity bags for children facing crisis, supporting first responders and the Children’s Justice Center.

Flippin Birds gymnasts joined other students and staff, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community that supports SUU.

The highest temperature ever recorded in Cedar City, Utah was 105°F (41.7°C) on July 17, 2023.