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Zion Canyon Music Festival Returns for 16th Year of Music Beneath the Red Rocks

Guest Contributor - August 21, 2026

The inaugural Zion Canyon Art Festival debuts in Springdale on October 10, 2026, featuring a self-guided Autumn Art Walk, live music, and interactive art experiences.

Inaugural Zion Canyon Art Festival Debuts in Springdale

After a decade of international success and a brief hiatus, 3hattrio reunites in Springdale this September for a series of retrospective concerts celebrating their unique "American Desert Music."

American Desert Music: 3hattrio Returns to Springdale

Zion Chalk & Earth Fest Returns for Its 4th Year with New Location and Expanded Programming

Zion National Park will close Lower Emerald Pool Trail Mondays through Thursdays and reopen Fridays through Sundays for the next few weeks.

Lower Emerald Pool Trail closes for repairs

Guest Contributor - October 17, 2019

California condor chick No. 1,000 fledges at Zion National Park

California condor chick No. 1,000 fledges at Zion National Park

Guest Contributor - October 12, 2019

Hosted by Zion Brewery, the Zion Canyon Craft Beer Festivall will celebrate the burgeoning craft beer culture in southern Utah.

Zion Canyon Craft Beer Festival launches inaugural event

Josh Warburton - October 6, 2019

The Upper Emerald Pool Trail has reopened, but here is no access to Zion Lodge or Lower Emerald Pool Trail from Upper Emerald Pool or Kayenta Trails.

Upper Emerald Pool Trail reopens

Guest Contributor - September 30, 2019

“A World Transformed: the Transcontinental Railroad and Utah” is on exhibit at the Canyon Community Center in Springdale.

Springdale’s Canyon Community Center hosts Transcontinental Railroad exhibit

Guest Contributor - September 28, 2019

The Kayenta Trail has reopened. There is still no access to Zion Lodge or Lower, Middle, or Upper Emerald Pool Trails via the Kayenta Trail.

Kayenta Trail reopens

Guest Contributor - September 16, 2019

Zion National Park staff were notified of a large rockfall near Weeping Rock Shuttle Stop in the main canyon Aug. 25. Three visitors were injured.

Rockfall at Weeping Rock injures Zion hikers

Guest Contributor - August 26, 2019

Zion National Park's trail crew will close Angels Landing Trail in order to replace multiple posts which support the chain sections on the trail.

Angels Landing closing for repairs

Guest Contributor - August 19, 2019

At the O.C. Tanner Amphitheater, DOCUTAH presents "Laurel Canyon in Zion Canyon" featuring a screening of “Echo in the Canyon” and the All-Star Band.

DOCUTAH presents Laurel Canyon in Zion Canyon with screening of “Echo...

Guest Contributor - August 18, 2019

International dancers and musicians are coming to Kanab as part of the area's first ever International Folk Dance and Music Festival.

Kanab hosts inaugural International Folk Dance and Music Festival

Guest Contributor - August 2, 2019

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