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ART in the BARN, Draper Visual Arts Foundation’s annual art show and sale, will be held August 23 - 24 in and around the Day Barn at Draper Park. Admission is free to the public.
A “Call for Artists” is open until June 15. Information and the Artist Application Form is available on the DVAF website.
The Draper Tree Committee invites Draper residents to participate in the Utah Hidden Garden Tour, on June 28-29. Enjoy a beautiful selection of inspiring gardens in the Draper City area. From large to small, you will find beauty, serenity, and creativity that you can integrate into your own outdoor garden spaces.
Utah Hidden Garden Tour Information and Tickets
The Draper Historic Preservation Commission invites Draper residents to participate in a crowd-sourced project – the Utah Religious Architecture Photograph Collection. This is a project of the J. Willard Marriott Library at The University of Utah that displays the history and variety of religious communities in Utah through images of existing and historical houses of worship, highlighting buildings that have been repurposed.
The public is invited to submit digital photographs for possible inclusion in the project. More details and the submission form are available on the project web page.
Starting this weekend! Draper Arts Council presents the classic tale of The Little Mermaid on the Draper Amphitheater stage on May 24, 25, 27, 31, June 1, 3, and 7. Pricing: $12 for ages 13+, $10 for ages 3-12.
The musical features memorable songs from the animated film, as well as new compositions, and brings to life the underwater kingdom, the human world, and the magical elements of the original story. With vibrant costumes, stunning set designs, and a blend of classic and new tunes, The Little Mermaid is a magical and enchanting theatrical experience for audiences of all ages. Directed by Susan DeMill and Tricia Swanson.
Purchase Little Mermaid Tickets
Please join us at our Memorial Day Ceremony, Monday, May 27 at 3:00 PM at the Gold Star Families Monument at Draper City Park as we remember and honor those Americans who have died in military service to the United States. While we should honor these heroes every day for their profound contributions, we honor them, especially on Memorial Day.
This simple service will feature brief remarks, the playing of taps, and a pause for one minute to remember those Americans who died while defending this nation.
The Summer Concert Series returns to the lawn at Draper Historic Park every Wednesday in June, starting at 7:00 PM. Bring a blanket or lawn chair for an evening of FREE, open-air music.
The following bands are scheduled to perform:
Red Light Challenge – June 5
Made for Midnight – June 12
Rock University – June 19
Cole Hartley – June 26
- You are welcome to bring a small-sized cooler for a picnic.
- Food trucks will be on-site.
- This is an outdoor, open-air venue -- show takes place rain or shine.
- In case of severe weather during the show, patrons will be asked to shelter in their cars. Once the weather passes, the show will resume.
- Dogs are permitted and must remain on a leash.
Get registered for the Tiny Tot Triathlon - taking place on Saturday, June 15! Select a start time between 9:30 AM and 12:30 PM. Don’t wait, this event fills up. Children ages 2 - 9 years old will bike, run, and go down an inflatable water slide on their way to the finish line. This is a recreational, not competitive event, which encourages young children to get out and get active. Everyone who crosses the finish line receives a medal. Fun foam area to play in after the finish line. Register below!
Beginner Registration (almost full)
Intermediate Registration