Events

Youth from the Cedar Band of Paiutes will be performing after having to cancel in December due to snow.

Former Mayor, Dan McArthur will share his experiences as a life-long resident of St. George, and long-term Mayor. Dan is a direct descendant of Daniel Duncan McArthur, one of the founding fathers of St. George. There is a new display at the Pioneer Courthouse for visitors to learn a little more about what it took to establish our community.

If you love history and want to help preserve the history of our beautiful area, come find out what volunteer opportunities are available at the Pioneer Courthouse and with other historical groups - Washington County Historical Society, Sons of Utah Pioneers, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, and Arts to Zion (Silver Reef).

The Arts to Zion Studio Tour is partnering with local restaurants for a sampling of foods at various locations. In addition to the "nibbles", live music will be provided. Enjoy Angelica's food at the Pioneer Courthouse.

Lecture at DUP Museum describing process of growing seeds to making shawls.

Annual Arts to Zion Studio Tour will visit Pioneer Courthouse. Preshow on January 7 through January 12. Kimberly Jackson will be demonstrating her work during the Martin Luther King weekend.

Yes. the Lawmen and the Muddy River Gang are returning, this time with Santa. Join us at 10AM or 12N for the 15-minute reenactment.

To history buffs of all ages! Celebrate the holiday season with Washington County Historical Society. RSVP for one of four free and fun guided walking tours of historic downtown St. George on Wednesday, December 15. Click on READ MORE to use QR Code and sign-up. All tours start at the Pioneer Courthouse, 97 East St. George Boulevard. Watch the weather forecast and dress accordingly. Enjoy light refreshments at the Pioneer Courthouse after your tour. Group size limited to 15. Face masks recommended. Questions? Call 435-632-1215

We are in for a treat! Youth groups from the Cedar Band and the Shivwits Band of Paiutes will be sharing their talents for us on Tuesday, December 14 at the Pioneer Courthouse. Be there at 7:00 PM.

What can be better than to listen to delightful stories from Christmas' past as only Lyman Hafen can tell us. Don't miss "Dixie Christmas" at the Pioneer Courthouse.

The Lawmen and the Muddy River Gang return. Come watch the 15-minute reenactment of a "shootout" on the front lawn of the Pioneer Museum. Don't be late.

Lauryn Statham, a lovely 23-yr-old (almost), has been singing her entire life. She has taught herself to play the guitar and enjoys writing her own songs. Come be entertained.

Come listen to the intriguing story of Olive and Frank - considered a "Tragic Love Story" given by Allison McCord.

Come enjoy an entertaining evening to end the Oktoberfest season.

Mark your calendar. Plan to take a field trip to Springdale. Participants will enjoy a historical site route created by Rich Levin, Chairman of the Historic Preservation Commission for Springdale. The Event will begin at 9:00 AM on Saturday, October 23 at the Pioneer Courthouse in St. George, and then the group will caravan to Springdale in their own vehicles. Signup https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040E4DA5A928A5FC1-springdale

The Muddy River Gang Returns. Come to the Pioneer Courthouse at 10:00 AM or 12:00 PM on Saturday, October 16, 2021. Watch this short re-enactment and then plan to attend the special event at the Pioneer Museum and hear Colin Smith share his talent in woodworking which will begin immediately after the “Shootout.”

Pioneer Corner Lecture Series, Southern Utah Memories, presented by Loren Webb To attend in person, sign-in https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040E4DA5A928A5FC1-lecture or Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86979850186?pwd=NEhHK3ZaTzlWMWRTS1Q5VXczcU5hQT09

Pioneer Corner Lecture Series, How the LDS Tabernacle Made St George a Regional Capital, presented by Doug Alder To attend in-person, sign-in https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040E4DA5A928A5FC1-lecture or Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86979850186?pwd=NEhHK3ZaTzlWMWRTS1Q5VXczcU5hQT09

Historic Walking Tour along St George Boulevard and 100 West to see highlights such as the Gardener's Club, Augustus Hardy House, The Old Jail House, Emma Parker Morris house, Dr. Pike home, Brigham Young home, Adolphus and Mary Whitehead home, Edwin and Mary Woolley home, Israel and Anna Ivins home for more info see: https://static.s123-cdn.com/uploads/3225498/normal_5fff55433895f.pdf

Pioneer Corner Lecture Series, Lore of Faith and Folly, presented by Susannah Nillson

For a little over four years, sisters singing duo Kaitlin Sevy and Marissa Sevy Thompson have blended their voices performing an eclectic set of songs about heartache, vices, and finding your way despite adversity. “Bow with the Sin”, their 2018 debut album, ranges from alt-country to indie/folk inspired by artists such as Brandi Carlile, First Aid Kid, Hank Williams and Julia Jacklin. After touring in the Pacific Northwest, Kaitlin and Marissa continue writing songs for an upcoming new EP, but for now are excited to perform for a live audience again!