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Hope you had a good weekend. Lehi stayed busy last week with the Kidney Walk, Labor Day Luau, Timpanogos Storytelling Festival, and Premier Prom, plus another round of $5 Tuesday visits at Thanksgiving Point.

The $5 admission deal returns tomorrow, followed by Garden of Quilts and its Modern Prairie Picnic on Friday and Saturday. Lehi High hosts Skyridge on Thursday, Bunco Night is Friday, and families can wrap up the week with Sunday’s free ice cream social.

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Keystone Collectibles presents great souvenirs and collectibles for the Salt Lake City Temple Open House Celebration. A celebration that has started with the opening of the new visitor centers on Temple Square and will continue through October 2027. Beautiful challenge coin ($17.95), magnet ($11.95), lapel pins ($7.95 each), and sticker ($1.95) are available by visiting www.keystonecollectibles.com. Two free stickers with each order through Lehi Local. Shipping is only $1.00, regardless of order size.

$5 Tuesdays at Thanksgiving Point – Visit participating Thanksgiving Point attractions for $5 per person, per venue. A free Thanksgiving Point account is required, and popular experiences may sell out. Hours vary by attraction. Reserve tickets and review participating venues here.
Date/Time: Tue, Sept. 15 · Hours vary by venue
Location: Participating Thanksgiving Point Discovery Centers, Lehi, UT

Garden of Quilts Outdoor Exhibition – Walk through Ashton Gardens as more than 500 colorful quilts are displayed across the 50-acre property. One-day admission is $10 for Thanksgiving Point members and $35 for guests ages 3 and older; weekend passes cost $18 for members and $60 for general admission. Get tickets here.
Date/Time: Fri, Sept. 18 · 9:00 AM–8:00 PM · Sat, Sept. 19 · 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Location: Ashton Gardens, 3900 N. Garden Dr., Lehi, UT 84048

Modern Prairie Picnic at Garden of Quilts –Join Melissa Gilbert and the Modern Prairie community for a ticketed afternoon picnic during Garden of Quilts. Tickets cost $150 per person and include the hosted picnic experience at Ashton Gardens. Get tickets and details here.
Date/Time: Fri, Sept. 18–Sat, Sept. 19 · 2:00 PM–4:00 PM
Location: Ashton Gardens, 3900 N. Garden Dr., Lehi, UT 84048

Ice Cream Social at South Mountain Community Church – Families can gather for free ice cream, games, and children’s activities at the church’s Lehi campus. Registration is free through the organizer’s event page. Sign up here.
Date/Time: Sun, Sept. 20 · 6:00 PM–7:00 PM
Location: South Mountain Community Church, 520 S. 850 E., Suite B1, Lehi, UT 84043

Lehi Legacy Dance Fall Classes – Children ages 3–14 can participate in weekday dance classes organized by age and experience level. Monthly tuition begins at $43 for residents and $52 for nonresidents, with a separate $36 registration fee. Check the complete schedule and registration details here.
Date/Time: Today, Sept. 14–Fri, Sept. 18 · Class times vary
Location: Lehi Legacy Center, 123 N. Center St., Lehi, UT 84043

Lehi High Football vs. Skyridge – Follow the local rivalry as Lehi takes on Skyridge in Thursday-night football.
Date/Time: Thu, Sept. 17 · 7:00 PM–8:00 PM
Location: Pioneer Stadium at Lehi High School, 180 N 500 E, Lehi, UT

Bunco Night at the Lehi Legacy Center – Spend Friday evening playing Bunco with refreshments and prizes at this city-run social event. The activity is open to ages 14 and older and costs $15 for Lehi residents or $18 for nonresidents.
Date/Time: Fri, Sept. 18 · 7:00 PM–9:00 PM
Location: Lehi Legacy Center, 123 N. Center St., Lehi, UT 84043

Historic North Branch Meetinghouse Recognized With New Marker: Lehi’s 132-year-old North Branch Meetinghouse was selected for the Lehi Historical Society’s 23rd historical marker, highlighting a building that once served families in the city’s growing railroad community. Built in 1894 and primarily Victorian Gothic in style, the meetinghouse became an important gathering place for generations of Lehi residents.

Lehi Stars Shine in BYU Debuts: Former Lehi High standouts Legend Glasker and Devaughn Eka made memorable BYU debuts in the Cougars’ 63-7 win over Utah Tech. Glasker scored three touchdowns while recording 65 receiving yards, and Eka led BYU with 59 rushing yards and added a touchdown, giving the former Pioneer teammates four scores in their first college game.

There’s something nice about spending a fall Saturday close to home, especially when the day doesn’t require much driving. This Lehi outing is best saved for late September through October, when Cornbelly’s is open and harvest season is in full swing. Start with fresh bagels, grab an easy lunch near Thanksgiving Point, then give yourself the whole afternoon for pumpkins and corn-maze wandering.

Place: Oh No Bagels
Address: 3156 N 1200 W, Suite 106, Lehi, UT 84043

Oh No Bagels is a homegrown Lehi shop that opened in 2026 after its founder started making bagels for family and friends. Everything is mixed from scratch, hand-rolled, boiled and baked fresh each morning. It makes for a relaxed start before heading toward Thanksgiving Point.

Try the Cinnamon Crunch bagel with Honey Cinnamon Butter for a combination that feels especially fitting for fall. The shop also rotates limited-edition bagels and schmears, so check the current seasonal drop when you visit. Ordering ahead is a good idea if you want to keep the morning moving without feeling rushed.

Place: The Tower Deli & Grill at Thanksgiving Point
Address: 3003 N Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT 84043

The Tower Deli & Grill at Thanksgiving Point is a much better Saturday fit than Harvest Restaurant because it serves lunch and is open 11 AM–9 PM on Saturdays. It also keeps you right at Thanksgiving Point instead of sending you across town between stops. The casual setting works well for a quick but unhurried meal before spending the afternoon outside.

Go for one of the deli’s sandwiches or burgers and keep lunch fairly simple before Cornbelly’s. Since the restaurant and festival share the 3003 N Thanksgiving Way address, this is the easiest transition of the entire day. Aim for an earlier lunch around 11:30 AM or noon so you have plenty of afternoon left for the festival.

Place: Cornbelly’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Fest
Address: 3003 N Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT 84043

Cornbelly's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Fest is the big fall finale, with its 2026 Lehi season running September 21 through October 31 at Thanksgiving Point. The corn maze alone has more than three miles of twists and typically takes visitors around 45 minutes to navigate. Give yourself a few hours here rather than treating it like a quick final stop.

Make the Lehi Corn Maze your must-do activity, then wander through the other harvest and farm attractions at your own pace. Try arriving during daylight so you can enjoy the classic pumpkin-farm atmosphere before the evening sets in. Check Cornbelly’s calendar before leaving home because operating hours vary by date and admission closes one hour before the listed closing time.

No meetings this week!