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June Events
Jun 8-Jul 31 Moab Library Summer Reading Program- 10:30am at Star Hall, 159 E. Center St. For info: 435-259-1111
Jun 26 Weed & Feed at Youth Garden Project- 6pm at 530 S. 400 East, next to the high school. Join the Youth Garden Project twice a month during the growing season for light weeding & garden work followed by a garden fresh meal. Meet on the patio - no RSVP required! A great way to volunteer, socialize, & skip cooking while eating healthy! For info: 435-259-2326
Jun 26 Yoga Basics- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes.
Jun 27 Spencer Stokes: Dead Horse Point -Truth in the Name? How did Dead Horse Point obtain is macabre name? Is there any truth to the urban legends regarding the park? Join a park ranger who will talk about the interesting history surrounding the name of Dead Horse Point and how urban legends can muddy the waters of truth. 6pm at the Moab Information Center, corner of Main & Center Streets. Sponsored by Canyonlands Natural History Association (CNHA) & Moab Museum.
Jun 27 All Levels Sheng Zhen Gong- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes.
Jun 27 Kundalini Yoga & Gong Meditation- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes.
Jun 27 Posture Fitness Class- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes.
Jun 28 Metal Shop Work Days- every Friday from 10am-6pm sign up to work on personal metal fabrication projects at Sculpture Adventure Studios in Old La Sal (35 miles SE of Moab). Sign up for one or all days. For info: 803-272-8578 or ekaterina@sculptureadventure.com
Jun 28 Pop Up Roller Rink! 6-9pm at the Old Spanish Trail Pavilion, 3641 S. Highway 191. FREE for locals on final Fridays of the month! Out-of-towners, just $5 for a skate rental. Disco ball? Check. Dance Music? Check. Classic suede rental skates & roller blades? We've got those too! (Bring your own skates if you got 'em). Skate mate walkers & instruction available. Follow Skate Moab on social media to learn more. This is an all-ages, family-friendly event.
Jun 28 Gravel Pit Lanes - 7pm No-Tap Monte Carlo, Moab Style! Call (435) 259-4748 to reserve a spot - only 12 lanes available.1078 Millcreek Drive.
Jun 29 Kundalini Yoga & Gong Meditation-
see details pg 19A Healthy Classes.
Jun 29 "Outside the Box" Functional Medicine Seminar with Dr. Ray Andrew- If you're ready to experience more energy, less pain and a healthier life regardless of your age, join Prestige Wellness Institute for “Outside the Box”Our featured presenter, Dr. Ray Andrew, will be speaking at the Springhill Suites by Marriott. The first 40 attendees will receive a FREE TOTE BAG. Free seats go fast, so reserve yours now before they're gone: facebook.com/prestigewellness 6pm at the Springhill Suites, 1865 N. Hwy 191. For info: 435-259-4466
Jun 29 Colorado Lavender Festival- the Lavender Association of Western Colorado is proud to once again, host Colorado's only lavender festival in historic downtown Palisade & Western Colorado. For info: 970-361-7876
Jun 28, 29 Magic Night Downtown- with the hilarious award-winning magic of Rick Boretti. 8pm at Moab Backyard Theater, behind Zax at 56W 100 South
Jun 29, 30 Welding & Metal Fabrication Class- 10am-6pm at Sculpture Adventure Studios in Old La Sal (35 mi southeast of Moab). This weekend class is designed to be a follow-up class to beginning welding. Focusing on refining welding techniques & creating structural metal projects. For info: 803-272-8578 or ekaterina@sculptureadventure.com
July Events
Jul 1 Canyon Country Discovery Center- Deep Sky Objects 8:30-10pm. See galaxies, nebulas and more. For info: 435-587-2156.
Jul 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Yoga Basics- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes.
Jul 4 Fourth of July Celebration in the Park- 10am-2pm at Swanny Park, 100 West & 400 North. There will be Booths, Games & Activities in the park. Free Swim at the Moab Aquatic Center. Dinner in the park 5-7pm -Fundraiser to send local art students to Europe. Concert in the Park 7pm-9pm Ryan Schupe & the Rubberband. See ad pg 2A
Jul 4 Fourth of July Fireworks Display- sponsored by Grand County, the Grand County Recreation District, & the City of Moab. Fireworks will be choreographed to a playlist, aired on 97.1 “KCYN” & showcased from Lions Back at dark, approximately 10pm. Rain/wind date: within 2 days.
Jul 5 Moab Free Concert Series-presents a family friendly free live music performance at Swanny City Park every Friday in July. Featuring Aaron Lee Tasian. The series runs from 5-8pm under the large cottonwood trees. Beer & wine for sale at the event. Come meet your neighbors & enjoy a free show. See ad this page
Jul 6, 7 Dash for Canyon Cash Xtreme Barrel Race- at the Old Spanish Trail Arena, 3641 S. Hwy 191. For info: 435-459-9092 or 435-459-0918.
Jul 8-12 Arty Farty Kids Summer Camp- 9am-3pm Monday-Friday at the Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 111 E. 100 North. Each week has a different theme. Week 1 Time Travelers, Week 2 Secret Garden, Week 3 Mad Scientists. For info: 435-259-6272
Jul 8-12 La Sal Mountains Explorer Base Camp Session 1- For students entering 5th-7th grade. Retreat from the heat in this popular eco-adventure with Canyonlands Field Institute. Your kids will spend time outdoors in the La Sal Mountains learning about wildlife, enjoying fun activities, & fishing! To enroll either email info@cfimoab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go online cfimoab.org. See article pg 20A, ad 4B
Jul 10, 24 Weed & Feed at Youth Garden Project- 6pm at 530 S. 400 East, next to the high school. Join the Youth Garden Project twice a month during the growing season for light weeding & garden work followed by a garden fresh meal. Meet on the patio - no RSVP required! A great way to volunteer, socialize, & skip cooking while eating healthy! For info: 435-259-2326
Jul 10 Yoga Basics- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes
Jul 11 Randall Irmis: Moab Before the Dinosaurs: Life on a Coastal Desert 300 Million Years Ago- Some 70 million years before the first dinosaurs evolved, Moab was situated just north of the equator - a desert on the coast of a shallow ocean. Despite these hot & dry conditions, the Moab area was teaming with life, 300 million years ago, including some of the earliest mammal ancestors. Randy will discuss ongoing collaborative fieldwork & research that is uncovering what kinds of animals and plants lived during this time, & what they tell us about the last time the Earth transitioned from an icehouse to greenhouse state. 6pm at the Moab Information Center, corner of Main & Center Streets. Sponsored by Canyonlands Natural History Association (CNHA) & Moab Museum.
Jul 12 Moab Free Concert Series-presents a family friendly free live music performance at Swanny City Park every Friday in July. Featuring Les Poules and A Colin. The series runs from 5-8pm under the large cottonwood trees. Beer & wine for sale at the event. Come meet your neighbors & enjoy a free show. See ad this page
Jul 12 Friday Night at the Fort- 7pm featuring Alan & Leoni Hunt with their original songs. Located at The Fort, 550 Black Locust in Bluff Utah. For info: 435-672-9995
Jul 12-28 Quilt Show at the John Wesley Powell River History Museum- 1765 W. Main St, Green River. For info: 435-564-3427. See ad pg 8A
Jul 13-14 Moab Golf Club Tournament- Global Scramble Challenge (Men/Women). For info 435-259-6488
Jul 15-19 Arty Farty Kids Summer Camp- 9am-3pm Monday-Friday at the Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 111 E. 100 North. Each week has a different theme. Week 2 Secret Garden. For info: 435-259-6272
Jul 15-19 La Sal Mountains Explorer Base Camp Session 2- For students entering 5th-7th grade. Retreat from the heat in this popular eco-adventure with Canyonlands Field Institute. Your kids will spend time outdoors in the La Sal Mountains learning about wildlife, enjoying fun activities, & fishing!”. To enroll either email info@cfimoab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go online cfimoab.org. See article pg 20A, ad 4B
Jul 17 Yoga Basics- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes
Jul 18 Kimberly DeGrazio: Earth's Autobiography Displayed in Moab, Utah & Arches National Park- read earths autobiography by learning about the rich geologic history of the Moab area. Join Arches National Park Ranger, Kimberly DeGrazio to get an in depth view of the landscapes that created the geologic formations in the southeast Utah area, & begin to grasp the enormity of the forces that molded those formations into the canyons, fins, & arches we see today. 6pm at the Moab Information Center, corner of Main & Center Streets. Sponsored by Canyonlands Natural History Association (CNHA) & Moab Museum.
Jul 19 Moab Free Concert Series-presents a family friendly free live music performance at Swanny City Park every Friday in July. Featuring Utah National Guard 23rd Army Band. The series runs from 5-8pm under the large cottonwood trees. Beer & wine for sale at the event. Come meet your neighbors & enjoy a free show. See ad this page
Jul 19 Canyon Country Discovery Center- Saturn 8:30-10pm. Come learn about the most beautiful planet in our solar system. For info: 435-587-2156.
Jul 20, 21 Dash for Canyon Cash Xtreme Barrel Race- at the Old Spanish Trail Arena, 3641 S. Hwy 191. For info: 435-459-9092 or 435-459-0918.
Jul 22-26 Arty Farty Kids Summer Camp- 9am-3pm Monday-Friday at the Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 111 E. 100 North. Each week has a different theme. Week 3 Mad Scientists. For info: 435-259-6272
Jul 22-Aug 1 Multicultural Center Spanish Summer Camp- Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm for students grades 1st-6th. For info: 259-5444
Jul 24 Yoga Basics- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes
Jul 26 Moab Free Concert Series- presents a family friendly free live music performance at Swanny City Park every Friday in July. Featuring Shinyribs. The series runs from 5-8pm under the large cottonwood trees. Beer & wine for sale at the event. Come meet your neighbors & enjoy a free show. See ad this page
Jul 26 Moab Pride All Ages Dance Party- 7pm at the Moab Arts & Recreation Center, 111 E. 100 North.
Jul 26 Pop Up Roller Rink! 6-9pm at the Old Spanish Trail Pavilion, 3641 S. Highway 191. FREE for locals on final Fridays of the month! Out-of-towners, just $5 for a skate rental. Disco ball? Check. Dance Music? Check. Classic suede rental skates & roller blades? We've got those too! (Bring your own skates if you got 'em). Skate mate walkers & instruction available. Follow Skate Moab on social media to learn more. This is an all-ages, family-friendly event.
Jul 29-31 Youth River Skills Camp- For students entering 7th-9th grade. Learn rafting & paddling techniques, guiding skills, &am utilizes paddle and oar-rig rafts & inflatable kayaks on a gentle stretch of the Colorado River. To enroll either email info@cfimoab.org, call 435-259-7750, or go online cfimoab.org
Jul 31 Yoga Basics- see details pg 19A Healthy Classes
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