2023 American Fork Steel Days Magazine

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Mayor’s Message Mayor’s Message

I am excited to welcome you to another beautiful Steel Days celebration! I encourage everyone to participate I can personally attest that Steel Days is what brings our community together and where memories are made I remember as a young child being excited for when the carnival came to town for Steel Days Cell phones weren’t needed with the network of kid spies we had . As soon as the first kid saw the carnival trucks pulling in, every kid in the neighborhood knew within the hour and was at Robinson Park to watch them set up With excitement I watched parts of the carnival being set up over the three days leading up to Steel Days . First the ferris wheel, then the myriad of spinning rides, then the booths and food stations As a kid, that was one of the only times I could get cotton candy and a corn dog These memories were salient for me as it marked the start of one of the best weeks of the year: Steel Days Even still, the sounds, lights, and smells at the carnival take me back to when I was a kid and get

me excited all over again for Steel Days I also remember as a kid going into my parent’s backyard, and even later as an adult with my own family, to enjoy barbeque and the Steel Days fireworks As our family grew, and as Steel Days grew as well, we moved to what would become the Big Show at Art Dye Even today, we gather there to lay out blankets, eat food, and enjoy music and fireworks When I see the thousands of people at Art Dye watching the fireworks, I have to smile because I know from personal experience that there are probably thousands more in backyards across the city also enjoying the fireworks with their friends and family . I remember many years ago working for the parks department and helping with different activities at Steel Days I was at the carnival one year when, at midnight, crews were there to film a scene for the coming-of-age sport comedy called, The Sandlot . Because they were filming the scene so late, I had to be there to make sure the sprinklers didn’t go off during their filming

As a father and grandfather, I enjoy watching similar excitement and memories being built within my own kids and grandkids . We have had three generations of my family attending various events . It’s at those events that we laugh over old memories while creating new ones For my family, Steel Days means tradition, family time, and community We plan our personal activities around Steel Days because we enjoy it so much I invite you all to have fun at Steel Days this year . Create your own memories while enjoying all that Steel Days has to offer

Mayor Brad Frost

History of Steel Days

History of Steel Days

THIS YEAR, WE CELEBRATE 78 YEARS SINCE THE FIRST STEEL DAY CELEBRATION!

For over 100 years the city of American Fork has gathered together to celebrate its history, achievements, business community, and residents This annual celebration is now known as Steel Days, but throughout the years the festivities have also been called Timber Day, Liberty Day, and Poultry Day .

TIMBER DAY

Timber Day was an all-day picnic with music, entertainment, and games . It began around 1865 and was held in a grove of trees known as “The Timbers ” Families brought food prepared especially for the occasion, laid it out, and shared it with others There were activities for young and old, with a horseshoe competition, foot races, and ball games . Timber Day was observed until approximately 1904

LIBERTY DAY

Liberty Day had no set date but alternated between July 4 and July 24 to mark the nation’s birth date along with the residents’ pioneer heritage The picnic in the park continued in Central Park, which is now known as Robinson Park . There was an organized parade with decorated flatbed horse-drawn wagons When automobiles were introduced, they were decorated and driven from one end of Main Street to the other Until 1910, the city’s roads were dirt and gravel, increasing the challenges of such travels

There was usually a theme chosen for each year’s celebration . In 1925, it honored the various states of the United States . There was a baseball game, dance, and fireworks The tradition of shooting off a cannon from the cemetery hill early in the morning marked the start of the day’s events .

POULTRY DAY

In July 1927, Poultry Day began with a modest celebration It was expanded in 1928 with a town banquet instead of the previous picnic There was also a parade, ball game, races, carnival, and a program and dance Mary Pulley was the first Poultry Day Queen . During the banquet, a server spilled a pot of hot chocolate in Mary’s lap . She simply wiped it up and went on with the day . The Sunrise Salute, or firing the cannon, continued at daybreak . There was a free

lunch with 10,000 chicken sandwiches served There was a flower show, art show, and an all-day movie showing at the Cameo Theater

There were no celebrations held during the years of the Depression Poultry Day was held in July 1941, but with the attack on Pearl Harbor in December, all American Fork celebrations were eliminated during the war, with the exception of a small neighborhood party in 1944

STEEL DAYS

Since 1945, Steel Days has been American Fork’s traditional celebration . Then-mayor O De Vere Wootton decided Poultry Day no longer reflected the city’s economy The newly constructed Columbia Steel Mill brought many newcomers, who made an impact on housing, utilities, traffic, and commerce The mill became the largest employer in Utah Valley . Two individuals suggested “Steel Day” after a request for ideas for a name for the celebration . Steel Day was selected and was celebrated on Labor Day

In 1946, Steel Day was a full day of events, similar to Poultry Day . The American Fork Chamber of Commerce was also established that year and was involved in the planning of the Steel Day events . The parade featured numerous floats decorated for and by local businesses Bands came from Tooele, Salt Lake City, Nephi, Payson, Lehi, Pleasant Grove, and Provo The parade was presented twice for many years - at 10:00 a .m . from 500 West Main Street to 500 East, and then at 6:00 p m . when the route was reversed .

In 1963, the city used a smaller approach, calling it “Community Day” It included a pet and hobby show and a short evening program with fireworks Despite its success, there was no celebration in 1964 or 1965 Civic clubs apparently did not want to take over managing the celebration . There were, however, abbreviated queen pageants held .

In 1966, a new committee was formed, and it was again a larger celebration that was now held in July They also resumed using the Steel Days name . In the late 1960s, the American Fork Boat Harbor was developed and boat racing was added to the list of events . In 1968, the “City of Fun” Carnival made its Steel Days debut

The festivities remained mostly the same for the next several decades, with several of the events being part of the festivities every year and others being added or eliminated . In 2003, events marking the city’s 150th birthday were incorporated into the celebration, even though they were held earlier in the summer

In 2018, the American Fork Chamber of Commerce again became an integral part of the Steel Days celebration when it contracted with American Fork City to manage and operate Steel Days, a role that it has been proud to fulfill since . That year, we added the Kickball Tournament and the Steel Days Scramble Golf Tournament to the event lineup

In 2019, we added Kids Splash Night and the Pickleball Tournament and made the decision to move the carnival to Art Dye Park after it became apparent that it had outgrown its home of 50 years at Robinson Park

In 2020, after working with the health department, we decided that our community needed a chance to connect and celebrate and held the 75 year anniversary celebration of Steel Days in spite of the world being in a global pandemic . For the first time in the history of American Fork, we brought the parade to the people with a 23 mile route through the city

In 2021, we brought back one of the historical Steel Days events, the Variety Show, and renamed it American Fork’s Got Talent; in 2022, a Cornhole Tournament and Teen Pool Party were added to the festivities .

New Steel Days events for 2023 include a 3v3 Basketball Tournament, a Mario Kart Tournament, a Wiffle Ball Tournament, a Guns vs Hoses Softball Game, and a Coloring Contest . We are also excited to add a state of the art Drone Show to help kick off the festivities We have extended the parade route, almost doubling its length, to accommodate our city’s growing population . Whether Steel Days has been a family tradition for several years or you’ve never attended, you are invited to come check out our new events, enjoy all of the fun that Steel Days has to offer, and make some memories of your own

2023 Grand Marshals

Stan and Cathy Street 2023 Grand Marshals

work alongside them

Stan was born in the old Lehi Hospital He was raised in a family of 11 children He grew up and went to school in Lehi . He then attended technical college, studying air conditioning and refrigeration .

Stan and Cathy Street

will be honored as the Grand Marshals of the 2023 Steel Days Grand Parade on Saturday, July 22 The parade will begin at 9:00 a m

Stan and Cathy Street serve at the American Fork Senior Center . Stan is the Senior Director and Cathy is a Board member . They are greatly loved by all who

Cathy has lived in American Fork most of her life and attended kindergarten in the basement of the old library, which is the site of the current Senior Center It was the only kindergarten in town She went to elementary school in the current Harrington building, and her high school was located where

the American Fork Fitness Center is now She belonged to the first class to graduate from the new American Fork High School

Stan started his career at Wernli Refrigeration in Salt Lake City . He worked at the American Fork Hospital for 40 years and as a volunteer firefighter for 38 years Stan additionally worked as a fire inspector for the City of American Fork for 7 years .

Cathy cleaned houses locally for 15 years while raising their five children, three boys & two girls They also have 20 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren, all of which live in American Fork

Stan and Cathy have both been involved at the American Fork Senior Center for several years . They have spent many hours volunteering their time to serve others Stan served as an Assistant Director to Grant Parker, and following Grant’s passing, Stan was appointed the Director of the Senior Center . Cathy has been a Senior Center Board Member for the last 3 years .

Cathy says she has learned through her service to be flexible and patient She has enjoyed making many great friends

Stan has found fun new friends in young guests who come to visit the Senior Center . He loves to spend time with the children He makes friends playing cars together, eating candy, and having lunch . He has one little friend who loves to help him take out the garbage

Stan and Cathy say that the work at the American Fork Senior Center is hard but very rewarding They have made so many new friends and love being around all of the wonderful people They are thankful to the City of American Fork for the beautiful Senior Center and the staff and programs available to our fabulous seniors

Stan & Cathy are thankful to the City of American Fork for the beautiful Senior Center and the staff and programs available to our fabulous seniors.

Miss American Fork Miss American Fork

77th Annual Miss American Fork Pageant

Saturday, July 15 American Fork Junior High School

How do you put into words a year that was life changing?

American Fork is strong, kind, organized, and so much more . Getting to give back to the community that has given so much to me has been the greatest honor Our city officials and Chamber of Commerce really do pour their hearts into everything they do and love us and this city so much! They have given me many opportunities to serve . Going to our schools, service projects, ribbon cuttings, and Steel Days among other events has shown me the love that American Fork has to unite as one and create meaningful memories From the little elementary school children to the business owners in our city, every person comes together to make American Fork what it is

Serving American Fork has been one of the greatest blessings in my life . The support and love that I have received from each and every person in our city has truly touched my heart I am humbled and thankful for the opportunity I had to serve you this year I will forever love the place that I will always call my home Thank you American Fork .

About Aspyn

As a third generation Caveman, Aspyn was born and raised right here in American Fork . She graduated from AFHS and has continued her education by pursuing careers in both real estate and cosmetology She is excited to be starting at a real estate brokerage this fall When she is not wearing her sash and crown, Aspyn can be found serving others through her nonprofit, spending time with family, and training as a competitive dancer . As Miss American Fork, Aspyn has had the opportunity to implement her Community Service Initiative in our community through her nonprofit, Miles of Smiles She, along with her team, have had the privilege to do many things this year including teaching in classrooms of all ages, service projects, and posting positivity on social media . Aspyn has loved spreading her message that an act of kindness, no matter how small, can change someone’s life This June, Aspyn proudly represented the city of American Fork in the Miss Utah Scholarship Competition in Salt Lake City In her free time, Aspyn volunteers her time to many different organizations including youth church groups and clubs and teams at American Fork High School .

77th Annual

Miss American Fork Pageant

The Miss American Fork Pageant will be held July 15 at 7:00 p m at American Fork Junior High School (20 W 1120 N ) Come and see 12 of American Fork’s fabulous young women compete for a $3,000 scholarship!

The evening will include amazing talent, elegant evening wear, and on stage questions It will be an exciting night that you won’t want to miss!

Tickets are $10 and may be purchased online or at the door Children ages 3 and up need a ticket

Aspyn Doxey

Miss American Fork 2022

Coloring Contest Coloring Contest

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Library

Wednesday, July 19 AF Library

Sponsored by:

Divisions

• Group 1: Ages 3 & Under

• Group 2: Ages 4-6

• Group 3: Ages 7-9

• Group 4: Ages 10-13

• Group 5: Ages 14-17

• Group 6: Ages 18 & Over

Registration Deadline

July 19 at 9:00 p m

Registration Fee

Free!

Registration Link

steeldaysaf com/coloring-contest

NEW event

We are excited to introduce a brand new activity as part of this year’s Steel Days celebration Local artist Emma Wesemann has created a coloring page highlighting some of the fun activities at the carnival Coloring pages can be picked up at the American Fork Library (64 S . 100 E ) or downloaded from the link below, and completed pages will be turned in at the library during regular library hours . Prizes (Including carnival tickets!) will be awarded for each division .

Contest Guidelines

• Print the attached PDF of the coloring page and color it with either crayons, colored pencils, or markers

• Write the entrant’s first name and indicate which age group they are in at the bottom of the colored page

• For adult artists, please provide a contact phone number on the back of the page

• If the artist is under the age of 18, please fill out the first name and phone number for the responsible adult

• Drop the completed coloring page off at the American Fork Library by 9:00 pm on Wednesday, July 19

(please write phone number on back)

If the artist is under the age of 18, please write the rst name and phone number of the responsible adult on the back of this page.

Thursday, July 14 & Friday, July 15 American Fork High

Sponsored by:

The 3v3 Basketball Tournament is a fun, new event for 2023! The tournament will be held on Thursday, July 14 and Friday, July 15 at American Fork High School (510 N . Caveman Blvd ) Each team is made up of 3-5 players and the divisions are determined by the grade the players will be in this coming school year

Divisions Registration Deadline

• 5th/6th Grade

• 7th/8th Grade

• 9th/10th Grade

• 11th/12th Grade

July 8 at 5:00 p m

Registration Fee Registration Link

$150 per team tinyurl com/steeldays3v3

Sixth Annual Golf Tournament

Monday, July 17 Fox Hollow Golf Club

Join us for the sixth annual Steel Days Scramble! It will be held on Monday, July 17 with a shotgun start at 8:00 a m at Fox Hollow Golf Club (1400 N 200 E ) Check-in is from 7:00-8:00 a .m . and the driving range will be free to use Lunch will be provided .

Fox Hollow is one of the premiere golf courses in Utah and we are lucky enough to have it right in our backyard Enjoy an amazing day with a chance to win some great prizes Please note that all registrations are final and NO REFUNDS will be

Check-in Sponsored by: Diamondback Financial

Lunch Sponsored by: CC Bank and R&R BBQ

Snack Cart Sponsored by:

Registration Deadline

Thursday, July 13

Registration Fee

Twosome: $150

Foursome: $300

Registration Link

tinyurl com/steeldaysgolf

Mario Kart Tournament

Mario Kart Tournament

Presented in conjunction with American Fork Recreation

Monday, July 17 AF Fitness Center

We have a new type of tournament for this year’s Steel Days celebration! The Mario Kart Tournament will be held on Monday, July 17 at 6:00 p m at the American Fork Fitness Center (454 N Center St ) This event is for the whole family, and anyone 5 years old and older can participate .

Race Specifications

All races will be played in Mario Kart 8 on the Nintendo Switch and will be 150 CC Races Each round of the tournament will be a different circuit and will be randomly selected the day of the tournament Steering assist will be optional All obstacles and “weapons” are allowed (i e blue shell, stars, etc ) No special controllers will be used Classic Switch controllers will be provided by the Rec Department .

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by:

Registration Deadline

July 15 at 5:00 p m .

Registration Fee

$15 per person

Registration Link

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Opening Ceremonies & Kickoff Concert Opening Ceremonies & Kickoff Concert

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Symphony and Wasatch Music Alliance

Monday, July 17 Amphitheater at Quail Cove Park

Sponsored by:

Join us for the official Opening Ceremonies as we kick off the 2023 Steel Days celebration! The ceremonies will begin at 6:30 p .m on Monday, July 17 in the outdoor amphitheater at Quail Cove Park (851 E 700 N ) with the Posting of the Colors and the Pledge of Allegiance . Come meet the newly crowned Miss American Fork Royalty and the 2023 Grand Marshals . The Opening Ceremonies will be followed by the American Fork Symphony and Wasatch Show Band patriotic musical celebration concert at 7:00 p m

The American Fork Symphony is a valuable addition to the cultural life of American Fork and surrounding communities As part of a non-profit organization, the symphony provides an opportunity for all instrumental musicians to develop their talents while providing enrichment to the musical life of the valley The 90 members of the symphony are from American Fork

and surrounding communities, and the symphony is a professional level orchestra .

The Wasatch Show Band is a community big band based in American Fork and is headed by John Miller The mission of the Wasatch Music Alliance, consisting of the Wasatch Winds and the Wasatch Show Band, is to foster and promote the involvement of young people and adults in music and musical performance The group performs Jazz, Motown, and popular songs from today and years past at local special events, festivals, and private parties With soulful horns, tight vocals, and driving rhythms, the Wasatch Show Band is sure to entertain

Drone Show

Drone Show

Monday, July 17 Art Dye Park

Sponsored by:

On Monday, July 17 after the Kickoff Concert, we invite everyone to join us at Art Dye Park (1000 N 550 E ) to experience what we hope becomes a fantastic new tradition, the Steel Days Drone Show! Watch a state of the art display made up of 200 drones light up the air with fun patterns and shapes Bring blankets, lawn chairs, or fun activities to do in the park while you wait for the show to start . The show will begin at approximately 9:30 p .m . and will last about 15 minutes

Pickleball Tournament

Pickleball Tournament

Presented in conjunction with American Fork Recreation

Tuesday, July 18-Friday, July 21 Art Dye Park

Join us for our fifth annual Steel Days Pickleball Tournament! This tournament fills up quickly every year so be sure to register early . Pickleball has become one of the most popular sports in the country . It is described as a mix of ping-pong, tennis, and badminton that is played on a small tennis court with a large paddle and a ball similar to a wiffle ball . The fourday Steel Days Pickleball Tournament will go from Tuesday, July 18 to Friday, July 21 at Art Dye Park (1000 N 550 E )

Registration Deadline Registration Fee

July 15 at 5:00 p .m . $30 per team

Registration Link

tinyurl .com/steeldayspickleball

Tournament Schedule

Tuesday, July 18

6:00 a .m . - Women’s 2 .5-3 0 9:30 a m - Men’s 3 5 6:00 p m - Mixed 4 0

Wednesday, July 19 6:00 a .m . - Women’s 3 .5-4 0

9:30 a .m . - Men’s 3 0 6:00 p m - Mixed 2 5

Tournament Rules

• All groups are doubles (One team registration includes a registration for two players and swag bags for each participant)

• Ages 12 & up

• Division Level is determined by the level of the highest ranked player on the team To determine your division, go to www .usapa .org

• Time slots with multiple skill level divisions will not have interdivision play unless there are not at least five teams

Sponsored by:

Prizes Sponsored by: Recover Spine and Sport & Life Fusion MedSpa

Thursday, July 20

6:00 a m - Men’s 4 .0 9:30 a m - Generational

6:00 p .m . - Mixed 3 .0

Friday, July 21

6:00 a m - Men’s 2 .5 6:00 p .m . - Mixed 3 .5

• The tournament will be played in a round-robin format with each team playing at least 4 games, and the winner will be determined by overall record, head to head record, and point differential

• Onyx pickleballs will be used for tournament play

• Awards will be given for the top 3 teams in each division

• The complete list of rules is available at afcity .org/recreation

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Presented in conjunction with American Fork Recreation

Tuesday, July 18 Art Dye Park

Bring your family to Art Dye Park (1000 N . 550 E .) on Tuesday, July 18 from 4:00 p m to 8:00 p .m . for our fifth annual Kids Splash Night! We will have a fire truck from the American Fork Fire & Rescue, wet bounce houses, a foam pit, a dunk tank, some sprinklers for kids to run through, and some water games to keep the kids cool during the hot, July afternoon There will also be a vendor market with several food trucks and food vendors offering all types of delicious food and drinks

Sponsored by:

Bounce Houses Sponsored by: Kids Dental Home

Fire Truck Sponsored by: ServPro North Utah County

Horseshoe

Tuesday, July 18 Rotary Park

The Horseshoe Tournament is one of the longest-running Steel Days events! It will be held on Tuesday, July 18 at 5:30 p .m at Rotary Park, (400 S . 200 E .) . The cost is $5 per participant, and the tournament is open to anyone ages 8 years and older For questions regarding the tournament, call Roy at 801-367-9878 .

To register for the Horseshoe Tournament, go to tinyurl .com/ steeldayshorseshoe or you can also register and pay at the time of the event Please note that all registrations are final, and NO REFUNDS will be issued

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Fitness Center

Tuesday, July 18 American Fork Fitness Center

The American Fork Fitness Center (454 N Center St ) is offering three FREE classes on Tuesday, July 18 as part of this year’s Steel Days Cardio Party celebration: Zumba, High Fitness, and Yoga!

Zumba and High Fitness will be held in the north parking lot of the Fitness Center, and Yoga will be held on the grassy area across from the Fitness Center parking lot .

Class Schedule

Zumba: 6:30-7:30 p m | High Fitness: 7:30-8:30 p m | Yoga: 8:30-9:30 p m

Sponsored by:

Creating

Art

Show & Awards

Art Show & Awards

Presented in conjunction with the Timpanogos Arts Foundation and Timpanogos Visual Arts

Tuesday, July 18 - Saturday, July 22 American Fork Library

Come and see the amazing artistic talent in our community at this year’s Steel Days Art Show The 2023 Art Show will be exhibited at the American Fork Library (64 S 100 E .) from Tuesday, July 18 to Saturday, July 22 All local artists are invited to showcase their artwork and attending the Art Show is FREE TO THE PUBLIC!

Media Categories, Registration. & Other Info

Please go to https://tinyurl com/steeldaysartshow

Art Show Schedule

Now through July 16: Art Registration Online

Monday, July 17: Art Drop-Off from 6:00 p m - 8:00 p .m . (AF Library)

Tuesday, July 18-Thursday, July 21:

Ar t Show Open 10:00 a .m - 9:00 p m (AF Library)

Thursday, July 20:

Ar tist Reception & Awards Night 7:00 p m . (Robinson Park, 100 E Main St )

Friday, July 21:

Ar t Show Open 10:00 a m - 6:00 p m (AF Library)

Saturday, July 22:

Ar t Show Open 12:00 p m . - 6:00 p .m (AF Library)

Ar t Release 6:00 p .m . - 8:00 p m (AF Library)

Age Divisions

Youth

• High School

• Junior High

• Intermediate (grades 4-6)

• Primary (grades 1-3)

• Kindergarten/Preschool

Adult

• Experienced (professional artists with at least 5 years of experience)

• Novice (beginning artists)

Entry Fees

Adults: $10 per entry | Youth: $5 per entry

Art Entry Rules

• All participating artists need to register before Sunday, July 16 at midnight

• All 2-D artwork in youth and adult divisions must be framed with a wire hanger on the back . Any entry that does not have a wire hanger will be disqualified to enter the show and the entry fee will be forfeited and donated to the city of American Fork

• A printed copy of the confirmation email must be shown at the art drop-off

• Artwork must not exceed 36 inches in any direction

• Entries must not exceed 15 pounds

• All art entries must be picked up at the AF Library on Saturday, July 22, between 6:00 p m and 8:00 p m

Awards

Professional artists in the American Fork Visual Arts Program will select the art for awards Entries in the Youth and Adult Divisions may be awarded first, second, and third place ribbons with small cash awards in each category . Honorable mention awards may also be given Special awards are:

• Best of Show

• Mayor’s Choice

• Chamber of Commerce’s Choice

• Friends of the Library’s Choice

• Timpanogos Arts Foundation’s Choice

For questions about the 2023 Steel Days Art Show, please email the Steel Days Committee at chamber@ americanfork gov or the American Fork Visual Arts Program at americanforkarts@gmail com

Discount Swim Day

Discount Swim Day

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Fitness

Wednesday, July 19 AF Fitness Center

The American Fork Fitness Center (454 N Center St ) is excited to offer a special Steel Days discounted rate for the pool on Wednesday, July 19 from 12:00 p m to 8:00 p .m . It will cost just $2 00 per person to gain access to the diving boards, water slide, lazy river, and kids’ water playground .

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Sponsored by:

Kickball Tournament

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Fitness Center Kickball Tournament

Wednesday, July 19 Art Dye Park

The sixth annual co-ed Kickball Tournament will be on Wednesday, July 19 starting at 6:00 p m , and it will continue until there is a clear winner, even if that isn’t until midnight . Games will be played on the softball fields at Art Dye Park (1000 N . 550 E .) . A mandatory coaches meeting will be held at 5:15 p m at the scorekeepers tower Each team can have up to 16 players (4 or more of the 8 players in the field must be women and you cannot have more men kick than women), and registration will be limited to 20 teams The youngest players must be entering the 10th grade this coming school year, and there is a minimum 3-game guarantee for each team Teams must provide their own uniforms . The schedule for the tournament will be posted on July 18 by 5:00 p m .

Registration Deadline

July 15 at 5:00 p m

Registration Fee

Registration Link

$125 per team tinyurl .com/steeldayskickball

Sponsored by:

Prizes Sponsored by: Tri-Phase Electric

Teen Pool Party

Presented in conjunction with American Fork Fitness Center Teen Pool Party

Wednesday, July 19 AF Fitness Center

Sponsored by:

DJ & Band Sponsored by:

Taylor Drug

Belly Flop Contest Sponsored by:

Jurassic Tacos

On Wednesday, July 19 from 8:30 p .m . to 10:30 p .m . there will be a pool party just for teens at the American Fork Fitness Center (454 N Center St ), and there will be music, a concert by the extremely popular local band Health Care, games, competitions, giveaways, and lots of FUN!

Health Care is a band full of talent With deep 90’s alternative influence, Health Care treats its listeners with screaming guitar riffs, sophisticated drum patterns, thumping bass lines, and soulful lyrics, blended with the flair and inspiration you can only achieve with random organ solos . There’s nothing formulaic about their deeply creative expression that draws you into the insightful mixture of energy and emotion . Buckle up - you’ve just discovered your next favorite band!

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Carnival Hours

Wednesday, July 19: 6:00 p m to 10:30 p .m .

Thursday, July 20: 4:00 p .m . to 10:30 p m .

Friday, July 21: 10:00 a .m . to 10:30 p .m .

Saturday, July 22: 10:00 a .m . to 10:30 p .m .

Carnival Carnival

Wednesday, July 19-Saturday, July 22 Art Dye Park

Sponsored by:

Bring the whole family to Art Dye Park (1000 N . 550 E ) for squeals and thrills at an American Fork favorite, the City of Fun Carnival, and enjoy an array of rides, snacks, and activities!

In 1968, the City of Fun Carnival had an empty week in their schedule and approached American Fork, proposing a celebration in which the city would sell the tickets for 15 cents instead of the going rate of 25 cents All rides would take one ticket per ride all three days of the carnival’s run American Fork accepted and the carnival is still a part of Steel Days today At other towns, the carnival offers dollar day on opening day only The prices have increased according to the expenses, but in American Fork the rides are still one ticket each if purchased as part of the SteelDeal promotion!

SteelDeal Tickets

SteelDeal Tickets

Increase the family fun by purchasing SteelDeal tickets during the few weeks leading up to the Steel Days celebration These tickets cost $1 .00 each and allow visitors to present one ticket for any ride at the carnival (even if the ride sign says four tickets) . SteelDeal tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE.

Online Carnival Ticket Purchases

SteelDeal tickets may be purchased online from Sunday, June 18 until Wednesday, July 19 at 6:00 p m . The tickets are available in increments of 25 and up to 200 tickets may be purchased per order Online tickets can be picked up at the City Administration Building (51 E Main St ) on the following business day during regular business hours (excluding holidays) beginning Tuesday, June 20 and must be picked up by 4:00 p m on Friday, July 21 . Please allow 24 hours (and at least one business day) for processing and fulfillment before picking up online ticket orders

https://tinyurl com/steeldaystickets

In-Person Carnival Ticket Purchases

You can purchase SteelDeal tickets at any of the businesses listed below from Monday, June 19 to Wednesday July 19 at 6:00 p m No checks or credit cards will be accepted at the retail locations - CASH ONLY.

• Altabank (33 E Main St .)

• American Fork City Administration Building (51 E . Main St )

• American Fork Library (64 S 100 E )

• Macey’s (135 E Main St )

• Taylor Drug (76 N 1100 E )

Quilt Show

Quilt Show

Presented in conjunction with the New Friends Quilt Circle

Thursday, July 20-Saturday, July 22 Senior Citizens Center

Sponsored by:

This year marks the 33rd anniversary of the Steel Days Quilt Show The theme for this year’s show is, “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” The Quilt Show is conducted by members of the New Friends Quilt Circle as a community service project, but anyone is permitted to enter their quilts in the show They put in countless hours to showcase some of the greatest quilting talents and masterpieces in our community

This free event showcases the works of local quilting artists, and the public votes on their favorite quilts Several awards are given, including the Utah Quilt Guild’s Best of Show Award

Participants must register for the event . Print the registration confirmation email and bring it (with the quilt) to the Senior Citizens Center (54 E Main St .) on Tuesday, July 11 from 10:30 a .m . to 1:00 p .m . or from 7:00 p m . to 9:00 p .m Quilts can be picked up between 5:00 p .m and 6:00 p m on Saturday, July 22 .

Quilt Show Exhibit Hours

Thursday, July 20 10:00 a m to 7:00 p m Friday, July 21: 10:00 a .m . to 7:00 p m . Saturday, July 22: 12:00 p .m . to 4:00 p m

Registration Link tinyurl .com/steeldaysquilt

Tea with the Queen

Tea with the Queen

Thursday, July 20 Fox Hollow Golf Club

The newly crowned Miss American Fork will host the ladies and lords of the land for tea (punch) during the Tea with the Queen event on Thursday, July 20 from 1:00 p m to 2:30 p m

Sponsored by:

This year the event will be held at Fox Hollow Golf Club (1400 N 200 E ) Refreshments will be served

Dressing up in your favorite royal attire is encouraged . There will be a variety of activities to enjoy, pleny of photo opportunities, and every young lady and gentleman who attends will receive a party favor

The cost is $10 per person, and anyone who is attending needs to register (including adults!) so that we can get an accurate count Those wishing to attend need to preregister by Wednesday, July 19

Registration Link

tinyurl

.com/steeldaysteawithqueen

Registration Fee $10 per person

Cornhole Tournament

Cornhole Tournament

Presented in conjunction with American Fork Recreation

Thursday, July 20-Friday, July 21 Art Dye Park

Sponsored by: Prizes Sponsored by: Smile Perfect Orthodontics

3 Games Guaranteed

All teams are doubles

There are two divisions for this year’s Steel Days Cornhole Tournament! The tournament will be held on Thursday, July 20 and Friday, July 21 at 7:00 p m at Art Dye Park (1000 N . 550 E ) . If you have a strong competitive nature, then register for the Thursday tournament, and if you just want to have fun, then join us for Friday’s tournament All teams will be doubles and can be men’s, women’s, or mixed . Players must be at least 16 years old, and there will be awards given to the top three teams

Registration Deadline

July 15 at 5:00 p m

Registration Fee

Registration Link

$25 per team tinyurl com/steeldayscornhole

Schedule

Thursday, July 20: 7:00 p m

• Competitive Division

• May bring your own bags

Friday, July 21: 7:00 p .m

• Recreation Division

• Family Oriented

Cheer on your hometown heroes!

GUNS GUNS VS VS HOSES HOSES

Softball Game Softball Game

American Fork Firefighters and American Fork American Fork Firefighters and American Fork Police Officers will go head to head in a Police Officers will go head to head in a game you won’t forget! game you won’t forget!

Thursday July 20th - Art Dye Park 7:00 p.m.

Garden Tour

Garden Tour

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Beautification Committee

Friday, July 21 & Saturday, July 22 American Fork Sponsored by:

During the twelfth annual Steel Days Garden Tour on Friday, July 21 from 4:00 p m to 9:00 p m and Saturday, July 22 from 12:00 p m to 5:00 p m , residents will have the opportunity to walk through the yards of several devoted Master Gardeners These residents spend significant time and effort to create beautiful landscapes in our community, and spectators are encouraged to glean ideas for their own planting and gardening efforts There will be inspiration for every gardener from the novice to the expert, and we hope you enjoy some of the best landscapes that American Fork has to offer

Garden Tour Schedule

1. The Dyer Residence: 164 W 960 S

2. The Hodgson Residence: 1097 N 150 W .

3. The Lambourne Residence: 190 N . 300 E .

4. The Sherman Residence: 632 E . 230 N .

5. The McQuivey Residence: 895 N . 500 E

6. The Stallings Residence: 1137 E 450 N

7. The Kipp Residence: 1201 E . 400 N .

8. The Edwards Residence: 538 N . 1200 E .

9. Heritage Garden Greenhouse: East of American Heritage School on the north side of the street

The goal of the American Fork Beautification Committee is to promote beautification throughout the city and to be a positive example to our neighboring communities. We take great pleasure in striving to maintain this highly prestigious status. We appreciate the hard work that has gone into the many gardens to get them ready to display.

Sponsored by:

Car Show

Car Show

Friday, July 21 Rotary Park

Start your engines and come check out some hot rods and sweet rides at the 2023 Steel Days Car Show . Admission to view the cars at the Car Show is FREE This event will be held on Friday, July 21 from 2:00 p .m . to 7:00 p m . at Rotary Park (400 S 200 E ) If you are interested in showing a car in the Car Show, please arrive at Rotary Park on the morning of the 21st where you will be able to register for the event The fee to display a car in the Car Show is $20 per vehicle and includes a t-shirt ($10 for each additional vehicle from the same owner)

Registration Sponsored by:

Jiffy Lube

DJ Sponsored by:

Auntie Anne’s Vendor Expo Sponsored by:

John’s Towing

Awards Sponsored by:

AF Collision & Tunex

Car

Friday, July 21 Historic Main Street

Sponsored by:

The Car Cruise will begin at 7:30 p m and go until 9:00 p m on Friday, July 21 The Car Show entrants will have the opportunity to showcase their cars as they drive up and down Historic Main Street in American Fork Please note that you MUST be a participant in the Car Show and MUST have a sticker to participate in the Car Cruise Viewing of the cars is FREE .

Food & Vendor Market

Food & Vendor Market

Presented in conjunction with the American Fork Chamber of Commerce

Friday, July 21 & Saturday, July 22 Art Dye Park

Sponsored by:

Shade Tent Sponsored by: JCW’s

Market Vendors

• Acrylic Lily

• Aim High

• American Fork Orthodontics

Come and check out the wide variety of craft, service, and retail vendors at the Steel Days Food and Vendor Market at Art Dye Park (1000 N 550 E ) The Market runs from 4:00 p m to 10:30 p .m . on Friday, July 21 and from 1:00 p m . to 10:30 p m . on Saturday, July 22 . We encourage you to support these local businesses .

There will also be several food trucks and food vendors offering all types of delicious food and drinks . Some of the types of food available for purchase are American, Asian, desserts and sweet treats, Hawaiian/Polynesian, Italian, shaved ice, snacks, and South American/Mexican To quench your thirst during the hot, July afternoon there will also be several specialty drink vendors selling ice-cold soda and lemonade A large shade tent will be set up with tables and chairs for covered seating and for those looking for relief from the sun

• CJ Laserworks

• Cluck Truck

• Copper Tails Logistics

• Holly’s Reading Corner Literacy Specialist

• American Fork Station Area Plan

• American Legion Post 49

• Anthony Romrell Art

• Aria’s Fresh Lemonade

• Arie Jewelry

• Auntie Anne’s

• B Kind Jewelry

• Bam Wear

• Bibbidi Bobbidi Bows

• Booth’s ATA Martial Arts

• Brazilian Paradise

• Bria Lee Design

• Cabelas

• Cadence Chiropractic

• Charger GoGoDistributor

• Deseret Dermatology

• Dippys Corndogs

• Docar Roasted Corn

• Farm Bureau Financial Services

• Financial Benefits Insurance

• Ford Street Team

• Front Perch Chicken

• Go See Do

• Gray Raven Jewelry Company

• Great Resort Vacations

• Ground To Earth Mobile Drink Bar

• Happy Valley Puppies

• Harris Orthodontics

• Hawaiian Ice

• Hello Love

• Holy Cross Hospital - Mountain Point

• I Am Recovery

• i9 Sports

• Iceberg Shake Truck

• Intermountain Health

• IvyLu Jewelry

• Jurassic Street Tacos

• K . Bradley Washburn Art & Design

• Klemensen Charities

• Kona Ice

• Lane’s Craft

• LeafFilter Gutter Protection

• Leaps and Bounds Dance

• Liv Pure Acai

• ManonDeLArt

• Mi Ranchito

• Millie’s Resin

• MotorCave Studios

• Native American Inspire

• Nina Mae

• Party Times

• Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake City

• Premier Martial Arts

• Priya Henna Arts

• Rachel’s Refuge

• Rainbow Face Painting

• Red Ridings Rings

• Renegade Chiropractic

• Renewal by Andersen

• Rocky Mountain Trauma Recovery & Consultation

• Roxy’s CBD & Wellness

• Salt City Barbecue

• Salt City Sliders

• Salty Jewelry

• Shurtz Distribution

• Smartwave Solar

• Sobe Eats

• Soccer Shots Utah County

• Southern Charm Dessert

• Spectral Gellyblasters

• Stevens Dog Training

• Sumak Creations

• Takitos

• Texas Twister

• The Italian Place

• The Official Patriot Gear

• The Rolling Pineapple

• Thirs-T Specialty Drinks

• Timpanogos Auto Glass

• T-Mobile

• TokyWa

• Tropical Fruit

• U First Credit Union

• U .S Army

• VloshClothing

• Wasatch WarGulls

• Western Heating + Air + Plumbing

• Wind River Concessions (kettle corn)

• WispyStitch

• World’s Best Corndogs

• Yummy Italian Ice and Sorbets

• Zapped Headwear

• And More!

American Fork’s Got Talent will be held on Friday, July 21 from 6:00 p m to 9:00 p .m at Art Dye Park (1000 N 550 E ) Here’s your chance to showcase the whole family’s talents! This is not a competition - just a fun talent showcase!

We’ll take singing, dancing, magic tricks, clean comedy, skits, playing musical instruments, juggling, pet tricks, you name it Come show us what you’ve got and share it with the community!

But you must act quickly! Polish off your tap shoes and send us a video before Friday, July 14 Limited time slots are available Chosen entries will be selected based on creativity, originality, and classy enthusiasm! Oh, and yeah, some real talent helps too! Come join the fun!

Friday, July 21 Art Dye Park

Sponsored by:

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American Fork High Marching Band Breakfast

American Fork High Marching Band Breakfast

Presented

in

conjunction with American Fork High School Marching Band

Saturday, July 22 Macey’s Parking Lot

Sponsored by:

Come and enjoy a great meal before attending the Steel Days Grand Parade! The American Fork High School Marching Band is again hosting the annual Steel Days pre-parade breakfast on Saturday, July 22 in the Macey’s parking lot (135 E Main St ) from 6:30 a m to 9:00 a m

Breakfast includes pancakes, hash browns, eggs, ham, and a drink . Band members will be selling tickets in advance, with 100 percent of the profit going to support that student Tickets will also be available on the morning of the breakfast .

Ticket Prices

Adult (12 and over): $6 00

Child (3-11): $3 00

Toddler (0-2): FREE

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Steel Days Run

Steel Days Run

10K, 5K, & Kids 1/2 Mile Runs

Saturday, July 22 AF Fire Station

Sponsored by:

Chute Sponsored by: Tire Factory Point S

Kids Race Sponsored by: American Fork Hospital

Packet Pick-up Sponsored by: Life Fusion MedSpa

Snacks Sponsored by: Avenue Bakery

The Steel Days Run is a 10K, 5K, and Kids Race around the beautiful city of American Fork The run will be on Saturday, July 22, 2023 and will begin and end at the American Fork Fire Station (96 N Center St )

Start Times

10K: 7:00 a m

5K: 7:10 a m

Kids Race (1/2 mile): 8:15 a m

The Steel Days Run is put on by Runtastic Events . This is a premium organized event that is a family and runner tradition

Registration includes premium race shirt, finisher medal, free photos, chip timing, drawstring bag, food, and sponsor swag Overall and age group winners will receive a medal and certificate

If you are interested in volunteering to help with the race or being a vendor at the race or during Packet Pick-up, please e-mail us at steeldays@americanfork .gov .

Registration Fee Registration Link

See website for current price runtasticevents .com/races/steel-days-run/

Grand Parade

Grand Parade

Saturday, July 22 Parade Route (see map)

Sponsored by:

Registration Link

tinyurl com/steeldaysparadereg

Registration Deadline

July 14, 2023

Registration Fee

$100 for members of the AF Chamber of Commerce

$130 for non-members

The Steel Days Grand Parade will be on Saturday, July 22 at 9:00 a m The route will mostly be the same as it has been in previous years but has been extended . It will start at 300 W . Main St . and head east on Main Street to 100 E . The parade will then turn left and head north to 300 N , then take a right on 300 N and head east until 600 E , where it will turn left and end at the high school

It is our goal to make the parade as entertaining and enjoyable as possible In order to do so, we need to make safety our highest priority Please stay out of the road since many floats and parade vehicles have limited lines of sight Everyone loves seeing excited children collecting candy and prizes and we want to continue this tradition Please help us to do this by not allowing children to run into the road to collect candy Parade participants have been instructed to distribute candy near the sides of the road

As the parade concludes, please take pride in our community and keep it clean by collecting trash that is around you or that you see and depositing it into the trash receptacles that will be placed along the parade route Please remember Steel Days and the Grand Parade are meant to bring the community together and celebrate our great city . Let’s have fun and be respectful to everyone around us including spectators, parade entries, and volunteers

PROUD TO SUPPORT American Fork Steel Days

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parade route

Steel Days Fair & Live Entertainment Steel Days Fair & Live Entertainment

Saturday, July 22 Art Dye Park

Stage Sponsored by:

One of the most popular and fastest growing events at Steel Days is the Steel Days Fair It will be held on Saturday, July 22 prior to The Big Show at Art Dye Park (1000 N 550 E ) and will begin at 4:00 p m

Fair Sponsored by:

Entertainment Sponsored by:

Olive Garden

Petting Zoo Sponsored by:

Hydro

Reptile Show Sponsored by:

Kona Ice

This event is very popular, so come and reserve your favorite spot for the Big Show event by setting out your lawn chairs and blankets . Then you can enjoy the various activities (including the CARNIVAL) and purchase some amazing food from the great line-up of food vendors . There will be musical entertainment on stage all afternoon, from 12:30 p m to 6:00 p m As always, we will have numerous food trucks that will be on site and there will be a Vendor Market from 12:00 p m to 10:30 p m with a variety of vendors offering items for sale

This event features many FREE activities for children including several bounce houses/ slides, a petting zoo, a reptile exhibit, and much more The American Fork Police and Fire/Rescue Departments will also be in attendance and will have some fun activities and demonstrations for the kids to better learn about safety issues in a fun way and for the community to become better acquainted with the city’s public safety personnel

Lo Fi Riot

Ailine’s Touch of Polynesia Opening Act Ailine’s Touch of Polynesia

Saturday, July 22 Art Dye Park

Stage Sponsored by:

Opening Act Sponsored by:

Big Show Accommodations

Sponsored by: Bish’s RV

Ailine’s Touch of Polynesia (ATOP) has enjoyed every moment of entertaining audiences by sharing their talents and the spirit of Polynesia through music and dances all around the United States for the last 35 years The Tongan family dance group, directed by Ailine Kinikini Lao and her husband Isileli Lao, had dreams of teaching their kids and extended family members cultural dances and songs with hopes of keeping them out of trouble and their heritage alive . Today, their group still consists of their posterity and nieces & nephews

The group’s show features dances from every island of the South Pacific, including Tahiti, Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand, Tonga, and Fiji . Travel from island to island as you are immersed in the cultural dances and delighted by the fire knife performers

The Big Show

Saturday, July 22 Art Dye Park Stage Sponsored by: Big Show Sponsored by:

Join us on Saturday, July 22 at Art Dye Park (1000 N 550 E ) for this year’s Big Show concert! The show will begin at 6:30 p m with the opening act and then will continue at 8:00 p m with this year’s headliner, Shuffle!

Shuffle are masters of all things ”ROCK”!

Prepare yourself for an action-packed evening featuring 70’s classics, 80’s arena hits, 90’s grunge, 2000’s pop-punk and more!

Made up of some of Utah’s best talent, members of Shuffle have performed internationally, and have shared the stage with greats like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Kansas and Styx, just to name a few Come ready to dance, headbang, and sing along with every word!

Saturday, July 22 Art Dye Park

Fireworks Sponsored by:

The annual Steel Days fireworks display has become a highly anticipated part of American Fork’s city celebration Over the years, this show has become known as one of the best fireworks displays in Utah County, and residents are not going to want to miss this year’s show . The fireworks will be launched from north of the new baseball fields at Art Dye Park (1000 N . 550 E .) and will begin at approximately 10:00 p .m . While the fireworks are visible from all over the city, audience members attending the Big Show will have the best seats for watching them .

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Benefits included with membership in the

Benefits included with membership in the

Steel Days Committee Steel Days Committee

Kristina Wesemann

Co-chair

Josh Walker

Co-chair

David Bunker City Liason

Staci Carroll City Council

Representative

Josh Christensen

AFPD/Logistics

2023 Steel Days Committee Chairs

David Bell

Runtastic

• Steel Days Run

Roy Buhler

Northern Utah Pitching Association

• Horseshoe Tournament

David Bunker & Josh Christensen

American Fork City

• Grand Parade

Katie Collier

Leaps and Bounds Dance Academy

• Tea with the Queen

Allison Dean

American Fork High School

• Marching Band Breakfast

Luke Dudley

Live American Fork

• Drone Show

Robin Hart

New Friends Quilt Circle

• Quilt Show

Kimberly Martin

American Fork Visual Arts

• Art Show

John Miller

Wasatch Music Alliance

• Kickoff Concert

• Wasatch Show Band

Marlene Myers

Timpanogos Arts Foundation

• American Fork’s Got Talent

Derric Rykert

American Fork Fitness & Recreation

• 3v3 Basketball Tournament

• Cardio Party

• Cornhole Tournament

• Discount Swim Day

• Kickball Tournament

• Mario Kart Tournament

• Pickleball Tournament

• Wiffle Ball Tournament

Rosemarie Taylor

American Fork Beautification Committee

• Garden Tour

Blaine Thompson

Rockin’ Hotrod Productions

• Car Show

• Car Cruise

Alec Wesemann

KJ Productions

• Carnival Ticket Sales

• Photography

Emma Wesemann

Local Artist

• Coloring Contest

Kristina Wesemann & Josh Walker

American Fork Chamber of Commerce

• Big Show

• Coloring Contest

• Fireworks

• Food & Vendor Market

• Golf Tournament

• Kids Splash Night

• Movie in the Park

• Steel Days Fair

• Teen Pool Party

Kristi Wulfenstein

Timpanogos Arts Foundation

• Kickoff Concert

• AF Symphony Concert

Pam Zoeller

City of Fun

• Carnival

A CONCERN

A New Tool Available for Residents to Report Non-Emergency Issues

The City has added a helpful new tool to our website for residents: Report a Concern. Using the Report a Concern portal is easy! You can alert the City to non-emergency issues you see around town having to do with parks, code enforcement, roads, sidewalks, water misuse, city facilities and more. Just select the category, include a photo and location, and add a brief description, then submit the concern. It will be directed to the department that can help with your concern.

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A Message from the Co-Chairs A Message from the Co-Chairs &

As the 2023 Steel Days Committee

Co-chairs, we would like to express our appreciation to the many volunteers who have put in countless hours to make the events included in the Steel Days celebration possible, the city of American Fork for their unfailing support, and the sponsors for their commitment to the community and financial contributions. Our city celebration could not be successful without the time, effort, and resources sacrificed by all of them to serve the community

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