July 23rd – 24th
The Days of ‘47 and This Is The Place Heritage Park invite you to a true pioneer experience — grab your hat and c’mon up!
The arrival of the pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley was the end of a long journey, but it was the beginning of the settlement of the West. After the Days of ‘47 Parade, come up to This Is The Place Heritage Park and see what life was like in the settlements of 19th Century Utah. We’ll be here on Friday and Saturday, too, July 23rd and 24th.
Watch the blacksmith working at his forge, learn how wool was spun into thread or visit with the furniture maker. Kids can meet farm animals face-to-face at the Petting Corral, ride ponies and choose from a number of hands-on crafts to make. Everyone enjoys a ride around the village on the train or you can take a leisurely horse-drawn wagon ride.
There will be live music, great food at the Monument Cafe and plenty of things to see and do in 40 original or replica homes and businesses straight out of Utah’s history. You might even meet Brigham Young!
Wherever your family tree has its roots — early Utah or around the world — the pioneering spirit is everyone’s heritage. Celebrate it at This Is The Place Heritage Park!
Open 9 am – 5 pm
July 23 and 24, 2010
Click here to visit the website for This Is The Place Heritage Park.
*This event is not sponsored by The Days of ‘47, Inc.