- Your guide to Pioneer Day activities, fireworks in Utah
July 21, 2025 SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s Pioneer Day holiday celebrates the arrival of the first group of pioneers entering the Salt Lake Valley in 1847 Cities across Utah are celebrating with unique events to mark the holiday Days of ’47 celebration The week of festivities starts with the Float Preview Party on Monday, July 21 and Tuesday, July 22 from 11 a m to 9 p m at the Mountain
- Pioneer Day in Salt Lake City: Events, Parades, Fireworks . . .
Every July 24, Utah comes alive with Pioneer Day, a vibrant celebration in honor of Brigham Young and the first Mormon pioneers entering the Salt Lake Valley in 1847 This state holiday blends frontier heritage with modern festivities, making Salt Lake City especially festive Events span the week surrounding July 24, offering something for families, couples, history buffs, and outdoor lovers
- Pioneer Day: Photos from Utahs Days of 47 parade
PHOTOS: See the Days of ‘47 parade celebrating Pioneer Day in Salt Lake City The annual parade through Utah’s capital city celebrates Mormon pioneers’ journey through Emigration Canyon
- Pioneer Day Parades, Fireworks Shows and Celebrations in Utah
Pioneer Day officially commemorates the day Brigham Young declared, “This is the place,” on July 24th, 1847 From parades to firework displays and rodeos, here’s where to celebrate Pioneer Day in Utah
- Pioneer Day 2025: Know What it is and Why Utah Celebrates It
Pioneer Day, also known as Pioneers Day, is a significant Utah state holiday celebrated on July 24 This day commemorates the arrival of the first Mormon pioneers in the Salt Lake Valley, honoring
- The Pioneer Memorial Museum – Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Here are the belongings of a hardy pioneer people who migrated 2,000 miles west across the plains from Nauvoo, Illinois, and from all parts of the world to seek religious freedom and to build a great city in the Salt Lake Valley and surrounding areas The artifacts of the pioneers may surprise you
- This Is The Place: Mormon Pioneers Promised Land After 1,300 . . .
Discover how Brigham Young and 148 Mormon pioneers journeyed 1,300 miles from Illinois to find their promised land in the Salt Lake Valley on July 24, 1847 Learn about their swift settlement, the founding of Salt Lake City, and how this historic arrival is commemorated today
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