CELEBRATE CIVIC SEASON IN UTAH
Learn about Utah’s past and consider your place in shaping Utah’s future during Civic Season. Together with local museums, historic sites, libraries, archives, and community partners, Civic Season uses history to inform and inspire civic participation from Utah's Gen Z community. Between June 2 and July 26, reflect on ten historic days (listed below) honoring our nation’s rich and complex history. Help us tell the whole story—together. Join the conversation online using #CivicSeason.
June 2nd – American Indian Citizenship Act (1924) |
June 12th – Loving Day (1967) |
June 14th – Flag Day (1771) |
June 19th – Juneteenth (1865) |
June 28 - Stonewall (1969) |
July 1st – 26th Amendment (1971) |
July 2nd – Civil Rights Act (1964) |
July 4th – Independence Day (1776) |
July 24th – Pioneer Day (1847) |
July 26th – Americans with Disabilities Act (1990) |
CIVIC SEASON WESTERN ROAD TRIP
Buckle up and hit the road during Civic Season. Whether you’re cruising on I-15, winding through canyons, or exploring the red rocks, Utah has plenty of historic sites to see. Not sure where to start? Check out our curated list of historic stops in Utah to get you off the beaten path and on the road to history. Click the button below to download your PDF copy.
Connect With Your Community
Find a list of virtual and in-person events happening near you in June and July.
Get Psyched for Civic Season
Go above and ‘bee’-yond with these Utah history reads for all ages.