10 Things to do on Memorial Day Weekend in Southern Utah

ST. GEORGE — Whether you’re visiting from out of town or staying home for the holiday weekend, there’s plenty of fun stuff to do in Southern Utah this weekend! Check the list below for concerts, plays, and stargazing opportunities! (Plus a bonus at the end)

1. (SOLD OUT) Little Women play

You can still join the waitlist at the link below. Come see Little Women, directed by Doug Bishop, at the St. George musical theater. The stage adaptation of the classic Louisa Mae Alcott novel. Tickets are $25. Playing through May 28. More information here.

212 N Main Street, St. George, UT
5/27 at 7:30 PM, 5/28 at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM

2. Albumpalooza – Styx and Boston Tribute Concert

Come see a musical tribute to classic rock bands Styx and Boston perform at the beautiful outdoor Sand Hollow rock bowl. Doors open at 7 PM, tickets are $20 – $30. Bring your own chair or blanket for lawn seating. More information here.

Sand Hollow Resort Rock Bowl, 5665 West Clubhouse Drive, Hurricane, UT
5/27, 8 PM

3. St. George Movie in the Park: The Karate Kid, Part II

For the first night of the St. George outdoor film series, St. George presents The Karate Kid, Part II! Located at Town Square, the film is free and starts at dusk, between 8:30 and 9:00. The Karate Kid Part II is rated PG and runs 113 minutes. More information here.

Town Square, 50 S Main St., St. George, UT
5/27, 8:30 PM

4. Mary Poppins the musical at Tuacahn

Come see one of two showings of the hit broadway musical adaptation of Mary Poppins, on stage at the legendary Tuacahn outdoor theatre. Show begins at 8:45 PM and ends at 11 PM, with performances on Friday and Monday. Tickets from $32 – $88. More information here.

Tuacahn Amphitheatre, 1100 Tuacahn Drive, Ivins, Utah 84738
5/27 and 5/30, 8:45 PM

5. Hurricane Farmer’s Market

“Hurricane Valley is full of talented farmers, bakers, and crafters who have local produce and homemade goods. The Hurricane Farmers Market runs May-October from 9 am-12 pm every Saturday and is located on the front lawn of the Hurricane Community Center.” More information here.

63 S 100 W, Hurricane, UT
5/28 9 AM – 12 PM

6. Tuacahn Saturday Market

“Come enjoy its wonderful surroundings at our outdoor market in our beautiful red rock canyon featuring local artwork, crafts, treats and free entertainment. You’ll find something new and different every Saturday morning at The Tuacahn Saturday Market.” More information here.

1100 Tuacahn Drive, Ivins, UT
5/28 10 AM – 2 PM

7. St. George Home Expo

Come to the Dixiei Center Saturday for an expo of the latest trends in home renovation, remodeling, and design! Check out exhibits on solar power, home automation, outdoor living, decor, and more. Meet with vendors to get discounts on your next home improvement project. Registration is free. More information here. Register for free here.

Dixie Convention Center, 1835 S Convention Center Dr, St. George, UT 84790
5/28, 10 AM – 6 PM

8. Extreme Dwarfanators Dwarf Wrestling

“The World’s smallest wrestlers are competing for the title” in an all-out Pro Wrestling War. Come see the Exreme Dwarfanators wrestling show at the Kanab Center in Kanab, Utah. Tickets are $40 ringside, $25 general admission, $20 for children. More information here.

Kanab Center, 20 N 100 E, Kanab, UT 84741
5/28, doors at 7 PM, begins at 8 PM

9. Dark Sky Program and Stargazing

Come learn about the night sky and how to preserve Southern Utah’s dark skies. Get a chance to look through high-powered telescopes at stars, galaxies, and more (on a clear, moonless night!). Meet at the Gunlock reservoir boat ramp. More information here.

Gunlock Rd, Gunlock, UT 84733
5/28, 9:00 PM

10. Memorial Day Service at Sun River

Come attend a Memorial Day service Monday morning to honor the fallen who served out country. Free to attend, bring your own seating. More information here.

SunRiver Veterans Honor Park, 1766 Wide River Dr, St. George, UT 84790
5/30, 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM

BONUS: Herculid Meteor Shower

A once-in-a-lifetime “meteor storm” could take place Monday night – Tuesday morning… or nothing could happen. It is difficult to pinpoint the exact location, but if it does happen astronomers predict stargazers could see thousands of shooting stars per hour. If it happens, maximum activity is expected around 11 PM MDT on Monday, 5/30. Find a dark place far from the city lights and set out some blankets! Monday, 5/30 – Tuesday 5/31. More information here.