Writer, wilderness guide, and anthropologist Michael Engelhard left Moab in the early 2000s for Alaska. After twenty years living in Fairbanks, Cordova, and Nome, Engelhard has returned to Moab, citing the light, color,…
WabiSabi’s free Thanksgiving dinner returns on November 28, offering a warm holiday meal for all in the Moab community, complete with live music and a communal dining experience. With help from local businesses, grants, and volunteers, the event aims to bring people of all backgrounds together. To join as a volunteer, contact WabiSabi at admin@wabisabimoab.org or 435-259-3313.
The Red Canyon Powwow returns to the Old Spanish Trail Arena, showcasing traditional dance, singing, and Indigenous cuisine this weekend.
Heidi Redd to speak at Grand County Library about memoir
The Moab Ho Down Mountain Bike Festival returns October 24-27 after a four-year hiatus, featuring rides, races, and events for all skill levels to celebrate Moab’s bike community.
Twice-weekly yoga class focuses training suited for rock climbers
If you’re looking for a reason to hit the trails, the “Trails and Talks” series has two fall hikes lined up. The first hike on October 8 focuses on how social science shapes park decisions.
“Moab doesn’t always feel like fall, and this event creates that atmosphere,” said Jessie Shalvey, outreach and development coordinator for the Youth Garden Project. She’s excited about this week’s YGP Harvest Festival.
The Moab Taiko Dan, a local Japanese drumming group, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year with a special performance at Old City Park on Saturday, September 28 at 3 p.m.
The weekend will begin with the Moab Pride Visibility March on Saturday, September 21, followed by a drag show at Proper Brewery the following night.
