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Emigration Canyon

What's on in Emigration Canyon

Concerts, walks, markets and community meetings in and around Emigration Canyon, plus a free calendar for your phone.

November 2026 to January 2027

Coming up in Emigration Canyon

Past dates drop off on their own. Times can change, so confirm on the organizer's page before you go.

  • Wed, Dec 2 · 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM · and 3 more dates

    Christkindlmarkt SLC

    A German-style Christmas market with holiday gifts, food and treats, held this year at This Is The Place Heritage Park.

    This Is The Place Heritage Park
  • Fri, Dec 11 · 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM · and 8 more dates

    Candlelight Christmas at This Is The Place

    Walk lantern-lit streets in a pioneer village. Carolers, a live nativity, crafts in historic homes, and Father Christmas for the kids.

    This Is The Place Heritage Park

Any day in Emigration Canyon

  • Ruth's Diner

    Open since 1930 and a longtime canyon diner, known for big breakfasts in the canyon.

    Mon, Thu, Sun 8 AM to 9 PM; Fri and Sat 8 AM to 10 PM; closed Tue and Wed

  • Utah's Hogle Zoo

    The city's zoo at the mouth of Emigration Canyon. Lower winter prices run October through April.

    9 AM to 6 PM (posted year-round hours; check holiday closures before you go)

  • This Is The Place Heritage Park

    A pioneer village and monument at the mouth of Emigration Canyon. The grounds are open dawn to dusk.

    Grounds dawn to dusk daily. The village is open 10 AM to 5 PM in the winter season, Nov 1 to Mar 27.

Free calendar

Emigration Canyon calendar, on your phone

What's going on in Emigration Canyon and the East Bench at the canyon's mouth, plus the community council meetings. Add it once and new events show up on your phone on their own, ready for each weekend.

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Know the area

What Emigration Canyon is like

A private, rural canyon community minutes from the city, incorporated as its own city in 2024.

Emigration Canyon is its own incorporated city, not a Salt Lake City neighborhood, with a history dating back to the original pioneer route into the Salt Lake Valley. Its roughly 1,400 residents live on acreage lots along a rural canyon road, minutes from downtown but a world away from city density.

Questions about Emigration Canyon?

Call or text Delia, (801) 824-6385

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