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Lehi Round-Up week is here, so expect a lot more happening around town than usual. The rodeo, stock parade, grand parade, concerts, and movie night all land in the same few days, making this one of Lehi's busiest community weeks of the summer.

If you're looking for family activities, the library has a couple of kid-friendly events mixed in between the Round-Up festivities.

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Runners of all abilities are invited to test their speed at Utah’s Fastest Mile, a point-to-point downhill race featuring a 350-foot elevation drop along North Ogden’s 1050 East corridor. The fully supported course is designed for personal records, whether participants are running their first mile or chasing a lifetime best. Race day is Saturday, August 1st (less than 8 weeks away!) Registration is now open—sign up today and see if this is the race where your next PR happens.

Round-Up Concert Featuring Chayce Beckman – Live music, food trucks, and a summer concert atmosphere help kick off one of Lehi's busiest weeks of the year. It's one of the main non-rodeo entertainment events on the Round-Up calendar. Learn more here.
Date/Time: Mon, June 22 · 7:00 PM
Location: Family Park Amphitheater, Lehi, UT 84043

Lehi Round-Up Stock Parade – Horses, riders, wagons, and western traditions take over the streets of Lehi during one of the city's most unique Round-Up events. The all-horse parade celebrates Lehi's rodeo heritage and leads participants from Wines Park toward the rodeo grounds ahead of Family Night at the PRCA Rodeo.
Date/Time: Thu, June 25 · 6:00 PM–8:00 PM
Location: Begins at Wines Park, 600 N 100 E, Lehi, UT 84043, and travels to the Lehi Round-Up Rodeo Grounds

Lehi Round-Up Grand Parade – Floats, marching groups, community organizations, and local performers make their way through Lehi during the city's annual Grand Parade. It's one of Lehi's longest-running traditions and the centerpiece of Round-Up weekend.
Date/Time: Sat, June 27 · 10:00 AM
Location: Parade route from Wines Park to Lehi High School, Lehi, UT

Arts in the Park Featuring Daniel Beck – Wrap up the week with a free outdoor concert at Wines Park featuring local musician Daniel Beck. Bring a chair, relax in the park, and enjoy a quieter evening after the excitement of Round-Up weekend.
Date/Time: Sun, June 28 · 7:30 PM
Location: Wines Park, 600 N 100 E, Lehi, UT 84043

Lehi Round-Up Rodeo Watch Party – One of Lehi Round-Up's biggest traditions returns with Family Night at the rodeo. From bull riding and barrel racing to rodeo entertainment and western heritage, it's one of the week's signature events and a fun night out for all ages.
Date/Time: Sat, June 27 · 8:00 PM
Location: Lehi Round-Up Rodeo Grounds, Lehi, UT 84043

Craft 'N' Play – Looking for an easy summer activity with the kids? Lehi Library's Craft 'N' Play program brings free arts and crafts projects to a different local park throughout the summer, with all supplies provided. It's a simple way for families to spend a morning outdoors while letting kids create something to take home.
Date/Time: Mon, June 22 · 10:00 AM–11:30 AM
Location: Programming Space (summer park location designated by Lehi Library)

Outdoor Movie Night: Monsters, Inc. – Grab a blanket or lawn chair and head to Family Park Amphitheater for a free community movie night featuring Monsters, Inc.. It's a simple summer activity for families and a good way to end the evening after the Western BBQ.
Date/Time: Tue, June 23 · 9:15 PM
Location: Family Park Amphitheater, Lehi, UT 84043

Lego Masters – Young builders can put their creativity to the test with a series of fun LEGO building challenges at the Lehi Library. Designed for ages 9–12, this program gives kids a chance to solve creative challenges, show off their building skills, and see what they can create with a box of bricks and a little imagination. A Lehi Library card and advance registration are required. Learn more here.
Date/Time: Thu, June 25 · 3:00 PM–4:00 PM
Location: Programming Space, Lehi City Library, 131 N 100 E, Lehi, UT 84043

Utah County Jail Kitchen Serves More Than Meals: The Utah County Jail kitchen is helping inmates prepare for life after incarceration through a program that provides hands-on kitchen training and food handler certification. County officials say the initiative teaches workplace skills, responsibility, and food safety while giving participants a credential they can use when applying for jobs after release. Beyond serving the jail population, the kitchen also prepares more than 12,000 Meals on Wheels meals each month for seniors across the region.

Skyridge Falcons Bring Home Five State Trophies: Skyridge High School finished the 2025–26 school year with five state trophies, highlighted by a 6A state championship in boys lacrosse. The Falcons also earned runner-up finishes in boys golf, girls golf, boys tennis, and girls lacrosse, contributing to a strong year across multiple athletic programs. The results helped Skyridge place fourth in the Utah High School Activities Association's All-Sports Award standings.

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An ice cream stop doesn't usually come with mammoths, dinosaurs, and an ice cave. Tucked inside Thanksgiving Point's Museum of Ancient Life, Ice Age Creamery is designed to feel like a prehistoric adventure, complete with an immersive Ice Age setting, animatronic mammoths, and dinosaur-themed surroundings. The shop serves hand-scooped, farm-fresh ice cream, along with oversized dessert skillets featuring warm cookies or brownies topped with ice cream if you're feeling ambitious.

What makes this one fun is that the ice cream is only part of the outing. You can grab a cone and wander around Thanksgiving Point afterward, stroll through the grounds, explore nearby attractions, or make a full evening out of it. It's an easy pick for families, a low-key date night, or anyone looking for an excuse to get out of the house without committing to a big activity. Between the dinosaur museum atmosphere and the dessert itself, it feels a lot more memorable than your average ice cream run.

Lehi Library Board of Directors Meeting – Sat, June 27, 2026, at 7:15 PM in the Overland Trail Conference Room (Room 235) at the Lehi Civic Center, 131 N 100 E, Lehi. The Library Board will review library operations, discuss fall outreach efforts, consider new library merchandise and school partnerships, review patron conduct and safety policies, and hear a request for reconsideration of selected library materials. This is a good meeting for residents interested in library services, community programming, and policies that help shape the future of the Lehi Library. View meetings and agenda here.