Amazing Earthfest
Folks from across Utah, surrounding states, and all parts of our great nation are making plans to attend the Amazing Earthfest based in Kanab, Utah.

Southern Utah’s 15th Annual Amazing Earthfest

May 14-20, 2023

Folks from across Utah, surrounding states, and all parts of our great nation are making plans to choose from over 35 scheduled experiential learning, arts, and outdoor adventure activities coming May 14 through May 20, 2023, on-site and online at the 17th annual Amazing Earthfest, based in Kanab, Utah.

This year’s festival celebrating land and life on the Colorado Plateau includes opportunities for hiking, cycling, music, poetry, art, stargazing, paleontology, geology, silviculture, astronomy and astrophotography, baking, lectures, wildlife, picnics in beautiful natural locations, documentary films and presentations on topics of contemporary importance. Registration is easy and most events are free.

Meet a live owl, learn how to bake in a cob oven, enjoy a picnic lunch at a natural limestone sink, visit with contemporary artists, watch documentary films, explore the mysteries of black holes with an astronomer, hear a poetry recital, hike Kanab’s newest trail system, listen to the music of Bach in a solo viola recital, discover dinosaur tracks with a palenotologist, explore the crisis at Great Salt Lake, enjoy good food, learn about the ongoing transition to clean energy, observe southern Utah’s starry skies through a telescope, take an astrophotography workshop and so much more!

Amazing Earthfest is a federal 501c3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire and educate residents and visitors to value stewardship of natural and cultural resources on America’s public lands, and to explore responsibility to present and future generations. Amazing Earthfest events encourage individual experience and community conversation to explore scientific knowledge to discover shared values in conservation and land ethics, enhance appreciation for the benefits that public lands provide, understand natural systems and human impacts upon them, help develop sustainable economies in the rural West and promote appreciation for creative artistic expression that connects people with their natural heritage.

To learn more and make plans to attend, visit: www.amazingearthfest.org/events/upcoming

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James McFadden
James McFadden grew up in and around San Diego, California, spending most of his early years living in a small town called Poway. James moved his family here to southern Utah in 2007. He has worked as a publishing, advertising, marketing, and sales professional for over 35 years, spending his first 10 years in the radio broadcasting industry as an on-air personality and event coordinator. James is currently the Editor and Online Content Director for The Independent. He was previously the publisher of Life at Stone Cliff and What's Up Southern Utah, as well as the creative founder behind The Senior Saver. If you would like to reach James, become a contributor here at The Independent, or suggest a column, you can leave a comment below or simply visit our Contact page.

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