Events
Experience the numerous points of interest within our park. Explore the canyon we are located in to find Fremont Indian petroglyphs, pictographs, and pictoglyphs. Take a ride on an ATV through our park to connect to the longest ATV trail in the world. Descend into a reconstructed pithouse to imagine the lives of the Fremont Indians 1000 years ago.
Saturday, May 23rd: Stars and Scorpions
They’re back! Join us for the very first “Stars and Scorpions” quest of the season. This Memorial Day weekend, we’re trading standard flashlights for UV blacklights to discover the hidden, glowing world of the desert after dark. The evening begins at our new outdoor amphitheater with a short, ranger-led presentation at 9pm.
Friday, May 29th: Journey Through An Archaeologists’ Eyes
This is our soft opening for a brand new experience we will be offering at the park. A unique look at the park and how it was created, this is an experience you won’t want to miss. Registration is required for this program and you can register here.
Saturday, May 30th – Drum Workshop
Ever wanted to craft your own drum? Join us this May at Fremont Indian State Park for an immersive Drum Making Workshop led by the talented Savannah Fox! Inspired by the history of Clear Creek Canyon, you’ll spend the afternoon hand-crafting a 10-inch hide medicine drum. Whether you’re an artist or a beginner, Savannah will guide you through every step. For more information check out our Art in the Park Page. You do have to register for these workshops and you can register here.
Saturday, May 30th: Once in a Blue Moon Hike
They say rare things happen “once in a blue moon”—and tonight is your chance to witness it! Join us for a guided night hike to celebrate the second full moon of May 2026. Under the silvery glow of the full moon we will trek through the ancient landscapes of Clear Creek Canyon. Our rangers will lead you on a half-mile journey through the shadows, sharing stories of the canyon’s history and the nocturnal creatures that call this desert home. Meet in front of the museum at 8:45pm!
Saturdays, June 13th & 27th – Drum Workshop
Come learn how to make your very own hide drum! With the help of a Utah local artist Savannah Fox you will have the chance to make a unique one of a kind 10 inch hide drum. Whether you’re an artist or a beginner, Savannah will guide you through every step. For more information check out our Art in the Park Page. You do have to register for these workshops and you can register here.
Thursdays, June 11 & 25: Journey Through An Archaeologists’ Eyes
Along this journey you will learn how the park came to be. You will get to hear stories from those that were involved in the discovery of the largest Fremont village in Utah. As the journey continues you will understand how archaeologists, locals, and tribal members were key people in preserving all the sites and artifacts that were found when I-70 was built. Registration is required for this program and you can register here.
Thursday, June 18th: Scorpion Quest
Join our quest to find as many scorpions we can in our scorpion quest. We will have a short ranger-led program where you can learn about scorpions, how they live, what makes them glow, and much more. After the program we will drive out to our questing grounds. UV lights will be provided but you can bring your own if you have them. The evening begins at our new outdoor amphitheater at 9:30pm.
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*Would you like to join our amazing Park Family? Fremont is ALWAYS seeking volunteers! Contact the museum at 435-542-4631 to inquire.
**For all park events, day-use fees apply ($10 per vehicle, up to 8 individuals in a vehicle).
***All dates and events are subject to change.