Nov 1–14, Round Up at the Register for Underdog Animal Rescue- When you shop at Moonflower, you will have the option of rounding up your purchase total to the nearest whole dollar amount, and 100% of your change will go directly to this organization! 8am–8pm at Moonflower Co-op

Nov 11 Veterans Day - National Park Service fee-free day for US citizens and residents.

Nov 11 1st Annual Palisade Community Veterans' Fair- Palisade Lions Club & American Legion Post 50 are hosting the fair to honor veterans and learn about the future of Palisade Veteran's Memorial Community Center. Vendors, trucks, petting zoo, information booth, free hot dogs and chile dogs. Information: Greg Schleck, CDR, giovane52732@gmail.com or Rick Fox, afoxlocks@gmail.com

Nov 11 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night 6–9pm

Nov 12 Volunteer Appreciation Event- Steward Moab is partnering with Moab Trail Mix, Grand County Active Transportation & Trails, Friends of Arches and Canyonlands, and Utah State Parks to recognize the many volunteers who have given their time to Moab's public lands. Dewey's, 6–8pm. @stewardmoab and @moabtrailmix. See pg 3B

Nov 12 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bob Greenspan & Mama T, 6–9pm

Nov 13 Authors Amy Irvine and Pam Houston- Join friends and authors Amy Irvine and Pam Houston in conversation, as Irvine presents her new book Almost Animal: a Memoir of Motherhood, Wildness, and the American West. 7:00–8:30pm, doors open at 6:30pm at Star Hall, 159 E Center St. Free. Presented by Grand County Public Library and Back of Beyond Books

Nov 13 Gratitude Junk Journal Bar- A little scrapbooking, a little collage, and a gratitude journal that’s entirely your own. Browse a bar of papers, images, ribbons, and curious little details to give your journal personality while exploring what gratitude means to you right now. This relaxed, 90-minute gathering includes time to create, a few writing prompts, and an optional share at the end. All supplies, tea, and treats included. No art experience needed. Come curious. 3–4:30pm. Wellness Collective | $10–$25 sliding scale. Register at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.org

Nov 13 Live Music: Blu Pig- Brother Chunky, 7–10pm

Nov 13–14 Bluff Dark Sky Festival- Two nights celebrating the remarkable night skies of Bluff, Utah, an International Dark Sky Community. Presenting Dean Regas, astronomer, author, speaker each night. This year's festival will bring together astronomy, stargazing, Indigenous sky teachings, family activities, all under some of the darkest skies in the Southwest. Info: bluffutah.org/2026-bluff-dark-sky-festival See ad pg 1B

Nov 14 Dead Horse Ultra- This desert trail event is our biggest and most popular race of the year! A beautiful course on world class trails, with expansive views. Mad Moose Events. www.madmooseevents.com

Nov 14 Golf Tournament- St Jude Charity Scrambe (4 person no restrictions) men/women/mixed.To sign up for a tournament, please call the Moab Golf Course pro shop at (435) 259-6488.

Nov 14 Moab Frisbee Tournament- Old Spanish Trail Arena Soccer Field.

Nov 14 Yamuna Body Rolling- Get grounded for the holidays and come home to your feet! Join Structural Integration Practitioner Elizabeth Lamaroueux and use the Yamuna ball rolling method to release, organize, and reconnect your feet to your whole body. 10am–12pm. Visit moonriveryoga.com to register.

Nov 14 Bingo! Bingo! Bingo! Bingo!- Great Prizes from local businesses. Initial bingo card $10, additional cards $5. each. Raffle tickets $5 for DeWalt Cordless Drill. Lunch with drink $10. 11am–2pm at St Pius X Catholic Church Hall. 122 West 400 North, Moab

Nov 14 Annual Art for the Recovery Community Festival- Art show followed by live music. Free admission and refreshments. Show at 5pm and music at 7pm. At Moab Arts (MARC), 111 E. 100N. Moab. See article pg 9B

Nov 14 Live Music: Blu Pig- Alan & Valerie Brown, 7–10pm

Nov 16 Monday Message. Simulation Theory. A talk by Pastor Kyle Van Arsdol about implications of Simulation Theory, an unusual modern theory of reality and its implications, particularly to Christianity. 7pm, Community Church of Moab 544 Mi Vida Dr. Moab

Nov 17 Live Music: Blu Pig- Dustin Burley, 6–9pm

Nov 18 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night, 6–9pm

Nov 19 Nourish, Move, & Balance Chakra Wellness Series: Solar Plexus Chakra- Join Moonflower Co-op and Crystal Blanks of Mindful Movement Moab for a monthly journey through the body’s seven main chakras. Each class will help participants better understand the physical, emotional, and energetic qualities of each chakra while learning practical tools to cultivate balance in everyday life. Each session will include discussion, guided gentle yoga, breathwork, and meditation, and chakra-specific, nutrient-rich foods and herbal teas. This class will focus on the solar plexus chakra. Free and open to all. 5pm @ the MARC (Moab Arts) Sign up at bit.ly/mooniespchakra.

Nov 19 Holiday Kickoff at Lionback Resort - Join us Thursday, November 19, from 4–6 PM for our final Thirsty Thursday of 2026! Celebrate the season with live music, refreshments, delicious bites, giveaways, and spectacular sunset views. It's our way of saying thank you to the wonderful Moab community! Please consider bringing a nonperishable food donation for the Grand County Food Bank.

Lionsback Resort | 110 Badgers Bend, Moab

Drop in anytime! No RSVP required. Locals and visitors welcome!

Nov 19, 20, 21 Wonderland- Take a trip down the rabbit hole with the talented students of Grand County High School as they bring Wonderland to life! This imaginative musical puts a modern twist on the beloved story of Alice in Wonderland, following Alice on a colorful adventure of self-discovery through a world of unforgettable characters, lively music, and unexpected surprises. Come support our incredible local young performers as they showcase their talents in singing, dancing, and acting. A magical evening of live theater you won’t want to miss! $10 for adults, $8 for students and seniors. 7:00pm, Grand County High School Auditorium. Questions: francism@grandschools.org

Nov 19 Castle Valley Movie Night: Project Hail Mary- A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun, and realizes that an unexpected friendship may be the key. Starring Ryan Gosling, based on the book by Andy Weir. PG-13, 2h. 36m. 7pm. Free at the Castle Valley Library | 2 Castle Valley Dr. Presented by Grand County Public Library. For more info, visit www.moablibrary.org or call 435-259-1111

Nov 19 Free Movie: Little Singer- Join us as we celebrate Native American Heritage with this gorgeous film about a Diné medicine man and a small school on the Navajo nation, where grief and resilience meet in traditional song, teaching, and k'é (kinship). Bonus: Door Prizes and Navajo Tea Bar! Presented by Grand County Public Library and Seekhaven. 7pm at Moab Library 257 E Center St. For more info, visit www.moablibrary.org or call 435-259-1111

Nov 19 Mountainfilm on Tour- A sampling from the Telluride Film Festival will be presented at the Avalon Theatre in Grand Junction. Info: www.avalontheatregj.com/upcoming-events/mountain-film, See article pg 8B

Nov 19 Live Music: Blu Pig- Rick Gerber, 6–9pm

Nov 20-–22 Holiday Art & Craft Fair- Featuring original artwork, handcrafted goods, and one-of-a-kind gifts created by talented arteists and makers. Presented by the Art Center of Western Colorado, 1803 N. 7th Street, Grand Junction, Colorado. See article pg 9B.

Nov 20 Live Music: Blu Pig- Lost Buffalo, 7–10pm

Nov 21 Turkey Trot- ATTENTION RUNNERS, WALKERS & TROTTERS! Moab City Recreation's Annual Turkey Trot 5K will start at 9am at the Moab Recreation and Aquatics Center.

Nov 21 Golf Tournament- Toys Fore Kids Scramble (4 person no restrictions) men/women/mixed.To sign up for a tournament, please call the Moab Golf Course pro shop at (435) 259-6488.

Nov 21 cineMOAB- Film makers creating from various genres of historic film. Free film screening at Star Hall. Doors open 5:30pm, show at 6:00pm. See ad pg 8B

Nov 21 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bob Greenspan & Mama T, 7–10pm

Nov 22 Radical Rest- Radical Rest is a 2 hour experience of practicing beyond the physical asana of yoga. Sam (she/her) will guide you through breathwork, gentle asana (a balance of movement and restorative yoga), yoga nidra, and a closing sound bath with crystal bowls, tuning forks and chimes. This is an invitation to drop in to your body, reset your nervous system, focus on your current intentions, and perhaps set more. Radical Rest is an opportunity to accept yourself where you’re at, while making room for growth and self activism. *This workshop might include light group dialogue and optional journaling*. 3–5pm. Wellness Collective 76 South 100 West—in the Back of Red Rock Bakery. Register at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.org

Nov 23 Monday Message. Last Song For the Days. Sand Sheff's brand-new talk and slideshow about end times scripture, modern times, AI, eclipses, solar and lunar cosmic calendars and the 2000th anniversary of Jesus on the Cross . 7pm, Community Church of Moab 544 Mi Vida Dr. Moab

Nov 24 Live Music: Blu Pig- Dave Mensch, 6–9pm

Nov 25 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night 6–9pm

Nov 26 Thanksgiving

Nov 27 Live Music: Blu Pig- Jay William Miller Band, 7–10pm

Nov 28 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bob Greenspan & Mama T, 7–10pm

Nov 29 Little Yogis, Big Gratitude Kids' Class- In this kids’ class presented by Moonflower Co-op, children will learn about and practice gratitude, do a leaf rubbing activity, enjoy a healthy snack, and practice mindful yoga. 9:30am @ the MARC (Moab Arts) Sign up at bit.ly/mooniegratitude.

Nov 29 Kigalia Fine Arts Event: The Messiah- Sing in, oratorio. www.kigaliafinearts.org

Nov 26 WabiSabi Community Thanksgiving- A traditional Thanksgiving meal shared with neighbors, community members, and visitors. Free for all local community members, families, and travelers spending the holiday in the area. Support & Involvement: Made possible by local sponsors including The Synergy Company and Rachel Moody Real Estate Team (Moab Living). At the Grand Center at 182 N 500 W, Moab from 12–5pm. See pg 2A

Nov 26 Gratitude and Grounding: Free Thanksgiving Morning Yoga- Before the day gets underway, join us for a gentle morning of movement, breath, and reflection. This all-levels yoga class offers an opportunity to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and make a little space for gratitude, whatever that might look like for you right now. Through accessible movement, mindful breathing, and a brief guided writing reflection, we'll explore what it means to appreciate the present moment without needing it to be perfect. Come as you are, move at your own pace, and enjoy an hour of quiet connection before the day unfolds. All levels welcome. No experience necessary. Free and open to everyone. 9:00am at 76 South Main St.—behind Red Rock Bakery. Please register at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.org

Nov 29 Little Yogis, Big Gratitude Kids' Class- In this kids’ class presented by Moonflower Co-op, children will learn about and practice gratitude, do a leaf rubbing activity, enjoy a healthy snack, and practice mindful yoga. 9:30am @ the MARC (Moab Arts). Sign up at bit.ly/mooniegratitude.

Nov 30 Monday Message - Awakening GreatAn awesome new movie about the friendship of Preacher John Whitfield and Ben Franklin. Free with cookies and water. 7pm, Community Church of Moab 544 Mi Vida Dr. Moab

Dec 2 Science On Tap - Keep Calm and Eat Grass: Lives of Pikas in the La Sals- Science On Tap is back for the winter season! Join us at Woody’s Tavern to hear from biologist Dr. Johanna Varner from Colorado Mesa University as she discusses the tiny but mighty pikas that live in the high alpine zones of the La Sals. Doors open at 5:30pm. The talk will begin at 6pm and end around 7pm. Free!

Dec 4–5 Holiday Craft Fair- The Holiday Craft Fair is a free annual event at the Moab Arts Center on the first Friday and Saturday of December. We display and sell only handcrafted goods, made by your neighbors. Featured vendors are local and regional artisans, bakers and crafters displaying photography, paintings, ceramics, textiles, sculpture, jewelry, glass work, woodwork, metalwork, candles, soaps, salves, baked goods and much more. Stop in on your way to the tree lighting and the light parade to stock up on creative and unique holiday gifts. See ad pg 9B

Dec 4 Tree Lighting Ceremony- Join us for a festive evening at Swanny Park as the Moab Chamber of Commerce hosts our annual Tree Lighting Ceremony! Enjoy free hot chocolate, cookies, and cheerful caroling as we gather to celebrate the season together. Santa will be on-site for photos, making it a perfect family-friendly event filled with holiday magic. We can't wait to welcome the community for this joyful tradition! 6:00–8:00pm at Swanny Park.

Dec 5 Moab Locals 10K- Fun and festive road running event starting at the Moab Golf Course and finishing at Swanny City Park. Walkers, runners, joggers, strollers, and well behaved dogs on leashes with human companion welcome. Costumes are highly encouraged! Award for best costume. More info: runsignup.com/Race/UT/Moab/MoabLocals10K

Dec 5 Electric Light Parade & Community Gathering- Get ready for one of Moab's brightest traditions, the Moab Electric Light Parade, organized by the Chamber of Commerce! Parade participants are invited to showcase their most dazzling displays and can register using the form link provided below. The parade will conclude at Swanny Park, where the community will gather to continue the celebration. 6–9pm

Dec 7–11 Avalanche Awareness Week

Dec 11 Holiday Festival at Lions Park- Saturday night at Lion's Park there will be a bridge lighting event with a drone show, live band, local food and drinks, and a fun photo op with a special guest! Bundle up and come see the river light up!

Dec 12 Moab Music Festival Holiday Concert- An evening of chamber music with Grammy-nominated Tessa Lark and harpist/ improviser Charles Overton. 7pm at Star Hall. See ad this page.

Dec 12 Moab WinterKickoff and Ski Waxing Party- Food, drinks, live music, ski waxing, and an opportunity drawing for some great prizes. 6–9pm at the MARC (Moab Arts). All proceeds support the Utah Avalanche Center in Moab

Dec 12 and 14 Kigalia Fine Arts Event: Luminary Walk- Holiday Celebration by the Rotary Club. www.kigaliafinearts.org

Dec 19–21 Burning Horse Festival- Celebrate the Winter Solstice at Dead Horse Point State Park with our first ever BURNING HORSE three-day festival, December 19th through 21st, 2026! Burning Horse will begin with a Wicker Horse Lighting Ceremony on the night of Saturday, December 19th, on the hill above the Visitor Center. During this ceremony, Rangers will guide visitors by torch light up the hill, where hand-made horse effigy crafts will be placed inside the ring along with the park's own large deadwood horse structure. This ceremony offers a communal opportunity to burn away the dross of the year and prepare for the sun's rebirth. Over the following days and nights, we'll have crafts, Ranger activities, and telescope programs highlighting the sun, the solar system, and the stars beyond! Follow us here on social media for more updates, including the complete schedule of events. For more information, contact Ranger Jimmy Burch at jburch@utah.gov, or at 435-259-3791! We hope you'll join us for BURNING HORSE this winter at Dead Horse Point State Park! See pg 1B

Dec 25 Christmas Day