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101 THINGS TO DO
18 Golf Tournaments
Palisade Golf Course will host golf tournaments throughout the summer and into the fall. For more information, contact the course at (435) 835-4653. The schedule is as follows:
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June 5: Palisade Senior Amateur, shotgun start at 9 a.m.
June 10: Security National Palisade Open, all day
July 17: Palisade Pro-Am, tee-times beginning at 8 a.m.
August 12: Utah Amateur Tour, 27-Hole Iron Man, all day
August 14: Senior 2-Man Best Ball, shotgun start at 9 a.m.
Sept. 9: Club Championship, shotgun start at 8 a.m.
Sept. 16: Sanpete County Amateur, shotgun start at 9 a.m.
Oct. 6: Central Utah 2-Day Amateur, shotgun start at 1 p.m.
Wales Welsh Days
JUNE 23-24
The city of Wales celebrates its history and the immigrants from the country of Wales who helped begin the Utah city during Welsh Days, which is held annually in June. This two-day city celebration is full of activities ranging from a strongman competition to a parade, an annual quilt giveaway and a day in the park with food and children’s activities. For more information, scan the QR code.
19 Liberal Hall Museum
The Liberal Hall Museum is owned and operated by Wasatch Academy, a private boarding high school. Located at 67 W. Main, Mt. Pleasant, the museum houses artifacts dating back to the Civil War and a private collection of Ansel Adams’ original work given to the school by his family. Also hosted in the building is Wasatch Academy’s Liberal Hall Symposium Series, which has featured lectures by a number of distinguished guest speakers. For more information, call (435) 462-0415.
21 Hunt For Treasures
Rise early on a Saturday morning and start combing local neighborhoods for unexpected finds. As soon as the weather warms up, people start cleaning out their homes and garages and putting items up for sale, often at extremely cheap prices. Don’t miss out! Or, hold your own sale and turn your unwanted goods into cash.
22 North Bend Entertainers
Enjoy community theater this year by attending a production by the North Bend Entertainers, a nonprofit organization that performs its shows at the historic Peterson Dance Hall, 65 S. State Street, Fairview. The group was founded as a way to preserve the Fairview Dance Hall, and its shows help raise funds to continue that effort.
The group also has a desire to provide a gathering place benefiting the entire community, a setting where local entertainers can showcase their talents, and quality entertainment at an affordable price.
Information about upcoming shows can be found at the organization’s Facebook page or on its website.
