Mar 1 Live Music: Blu Pig- Danny Rose

Mar 1-14 Round Up at the Register for Community Rebuilds- Moonflower Community Cooperative will be hosting a Round Up at the Register fundraiser for Community Rebuilds. When you shop at Moonflower, you will have the option of rounding up your purchase total to the nearest whole dollar amount. 100% of your change will go directly to this local nonprofit!, 8am–8pm at Moonflower Co-op

Mar 2 10 Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now- Kyle Van Arsdol delivers a talk based on Jaron Lanier's book about the dangers of social media. Part of the Monday Message Series. 7pm, Community Church of Moab, 544 Mi Vida Dr, Moab. Cookies and Water provided.

Mar 2 Live Music: Blu Pig- The Family Trade

Mar 3 Live Music: Blu Pig- Jared Nels

Mar 4–9 Friends of the Library Giant Book Sale- Bring your own bag, fill it for $1! Sale starts at 1pm March 4, continues during regular library hours through March 9th. Books! Movies! Puzzles! Kid stuff! Sale restocked throughout each day. All proceeds benefit the library! Moab Library | 257 E Center St. For more info call 435-259-1111 or visit www.moablibrary.org

Mar 4–10 Youth Garden Project Online Auction Fundraiser- Bidders, are you ready?!? Bid on hundreds of amazing items and experiences, all while supporting garden-based education and community gardening in Moab. The auction can be found online at www.biddingforgood.com/ youthgardenproject. See pg 11A

Mar 4 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night

Mar 5 Supplement Thursday- Co-op owners, stock up and save on supplements on the first Thursday of every month at Moonflower! All dietary supplements, vitamins, minerals, tinctures, medicinal herbs, and other items in this department will be 10% off for co-op owners. Synergy products will remain at the same year-round discount for owners. 8am–8pm at Moonflower Co-op

Mar 5–8 Moab Run the Rocks- A 3-day running event for participants. This event offers 2 different distances on each stage to give everyone a chance to come out and enjoy the beauty of the trails. We offer a start/finish area with a relaxing setup after they have finished their stage, to wind down before heading back to their accommodations. www.moabruntherocks.com/

Mar 5 Live Music: Blu Pig- Lost Buffalo

Mar 6 Moab Run the Rocks

Mar 6 Live Music: Blu Pig- Adam Waugh

Mar 7 Moab Stoopfest- A free art festival presenting opera, dance, theater, puppetry, comedy, and other, difficult-to-categorize performances. The event visits a new venue every hour from 2–8pm and progresses over two miles, seven stages, and more than a dozen performances. Drop in as you please or join the procession scene-to-scene. Sponsored in part by Moab City RAPTax. To see a detailed schedule and more information, visit ephemeralcollective.com/stoopfest or @Moabstoopfest on Instagram. See pg 11A

Mar 6–8 Celebrate Bears Ears- Join us for a special weekend of educational discussions, celebration, and parnership to deepen our connection with the landscape we are all working to protect. Featuring keynote speaker Joy Harjo, first Native American U.S. Poet Laureate, and internationally renowned performer and writer of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Bluff, Utah. Information and registration is at BearsEarsPartnership.org

Mar 7 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bob Greenspan & Mama T

Mar 7–8 Quilting in the Red Rocks Quilt Show- Come to the Grand Center to enjoy Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild's FREE quilt show. Lots of beautiful quilts will be on display. Shop the Merchants Mall for fabric, patterns and sewing machines. Enjoy more quilts by visiting the trunk show, and buy tickets to win a beautiful Queen-sized quilt as well as a variety of gift baskets. Hours: Saturday 9–5, Sunday 10–4. More info at www.moabquilts.blogspot.com See pg 14A

Mar 7 & 21 Rest is Resistance Book Club- A two-session book club invites participants to slow down and explore rest as a personal and collective practice. Guided by Sandra Billie, the group will read Rest Is Resistance by Tricia Hersey and reflect on how hustle culture shapes our bodies, relationships, and sense of worth. $35 total, book included! 5:15pm at Wellness Collective 76 South 100 West–in the Back of Red Rock Bakery. Sign up at
wellnesscollectivemoab.com.

Mar 8 Daylight Savings Time- Spring forward

Mar 8 Live Music: Blu Pig- Danny Rose

Mar 9 George Dyer Concert- A performer from Branson, Missouri, Dyer has performed in operas in Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Hawaii, and many more locations. He has been supported by several incredible symphonies in concert, from Jerusalem to Estonia. He will be performing at Monticello High School at 7pm. Admission is $15. Sponsored by Kigalia Fine Arts. See ad pg 12A

Mar 9 Live Music: Blu Pig- Dustin Burley

Mar 10 5% Day for Epicenter- Every second Tuesday of the Month, Moonflower Co-op donates 5% of the day’s sales to a local organization that furthers our mission of providing socially responsible foods, goods, and education in promotion of a healthy, sustainable community. Support Epicenter by shopping at Moonflower on March 10th! Open 8am–8pm

Mar 10 Felt Art Reception- Moab Arts presents the work and skills of students from a felt making class. 4:30–7:30pm in the Moab Arts Center Foyer Gallery. Class was a Creative Aging program made possible by the Utah Division of Arts & Museums.

Mar 10 Live Music: Blu Pig- Eric Brors

Mar 11 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night

Mar 11 & 12 The Moab Guide Summit- Thursday, March 11: Agencies will host company managers and owners for an evening dinner at Hyatt Place Moab. This will allow us to disseminate pertinent updates while allowing for a more active guide summit day.

Friday, March 12 Moab Guide Summit: Will include talks on various subjects in the morning and afternoon field sessions with land managers and partners. Moab Guide Summit is hosted by Canyonlands Natural History Association (CNHA) and Steward Moab in partnership with National Park Service (NPS) and Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Registration at
www.stewardmoab.com/moabguidesummit See pg 3B

Mar 12 Moab Information Center Lecture Series: Uranium Mines to Red Rock Tourism- Join Ranger Robert Anderson as he discusses how Moab’s economic focus evolved from uranium mining to outdoor recreation and tourism. Hosted in collaboration with the Moab Museum, National Park Service and Canyonlands Natural History Association. 6pm at Moab Information Center, at the corner of Center and Main St.

Mar 12 Live Music: Blu Pig- Broken Arrow

Mar 13 Chasing Ghosts on Two Wheels: A Ride with Butch Cassidy and His Wild Bunch- Join historian Dr. Andrew Gulliford and adventurer Brett Davis on a 1,300-mile bicycle journey tracing the Wild Bunch’s trail through the rugged American West. Exploring infamous hideouts like Robber’s Roost, Browns Park, and Hole-in-the-Wall, their multimedia presentation uncovers the stories behind Butch Cassidy and his gang—and the enduring allure of the Old West. 7pm, Free! Presented by Grand County Public Library. For more info call 435-259-1111 or visit www.moablibrary.org. Moab Library | 257 E Center St.

Mar 13 Clothing Swap- Free event, bring clothes to drop or come just to shop, in the Dance Room from 6–8pm at Moab Arts.

Mar 13 Neko Case Concert- Avalon Theater in Grand Junction. www.avalontheatregj.com

Mar 13 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bob Greenspan & Mama T

Mar 14–17 Skinny Tire Spring Festival- Festival has been held for 20+ years in Moab. The event is a 4-day road cycling event in and around Moab, highlighting Dead Horse Point State Park, cycling along the mighty Colorado River, and the popular Arches National Park. A 2-day option is also available. The daily routes begin and end at the host hotel, Aarchway Inn. The routes are well marked and a high level of rider support is offered with SAG vehicles, well stocked aid stations and friendly volunteers. During the weekend, live music and a BBQ is offered for participants post ride at the Aarchway Inn. Lunch is provided Monday in Arches National Park for participants. Cyclists from across the country attend the event with many being return participants. This well-organized event with Moab’s spectacular scenery and the support from Moab locals make Skinny Tire Spring Festival one not to miss. For more information, www.skinnytireevents.com

Mar 14 Mountainfilm on Tour- Join us for an evening of inspiring and captivating films handpicked from the Mountainfilm festival in Telluride, Colorado. The annual festival is held every Memorial Day weekend in Telluride, CO. Mountainfilm is a dynamic nonprofit organization and festival that celebrates stories of indomitable spirit and aims to inspire audiences through film, art, and ideas. Mountainfilm on Tour in Moab will feature a collection of culturally rich, adventure-packed, and engaging documentary short films that align with Mountainfilm’s mission to use the power of film, art, and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. Doors open at Star Hall at 6:15pm, and the show will kick off at 7pm. Tickets are $20 in advance at utahavalanchecenter.org/events or $25 at the door. All proceeds benefit the Utah Avalanche Center. See ad pg 16B

Mar 14 David Starr Blues Revue- Live at the KAFM Radio Room, full band show. 7pm, 1310 Ute Avenue, Grand Junction, Colorado. Info and tickets at www.DavidStarrMusic.com

Mar 14 Magic Show with Rick Boretti- The Four Corners most acclaimed magician. The longest running outdoor magic show in the Southwest! Prepare to laugh be mystified! 7pm Moab Backyard Theater...Outside Food and Drink welcome. 56 W. 100 South See pg 13A

Mar 14 Live Music: Blu Pig- Alan & Valerie Brown

Mar 15 Pints for Parks- This is a fun-filled afternoon in the heart of Moab. Indulge in some delicious brews and music while supporting our National Parks. This in-person event is a great opportunity to meet fellow National Park lovers. This laid-back fundraiser will showcase the work Friends of Arches and Canyonlands does to support our amazing backyard National Parks. Let's raise a glass and toast to our beautiful parks! P.S. we will have heaters and covered tents with plenty of space to sit, stand, mingle, and move! 3–7pm at Swanny City Park. Presented by Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks. Info and tickets at www.foacp.org/pintsforparks
See ad on pg 4A and article on pg 1B.

Mar 15 Palisade Lions Club 5th Annual Community Yard Sale- Net proceeds will be used to support Palisade community projects. 9:00am–3:00 pm, Palisade Gym 711 West 7th Street. Club members will be at the Palisade Gym on Friday, March 13 from 1–5pm to accept donations of gently used items for sale on Saturday or call 260-7490 or email afoxlocks@gmail.com to donate earlier. Contact: Rick Fox, 970-314-5340, or afoxlocks@gmail.com

Mar 15 Live Music: Blu Pig- Hillfolk Noir

Mar 16 Live Music: Blu Pig- Matt McCloskey

Mar 17 St. Patrick's Day Parade, potluck, party, prom at Swanny Park. 5–9pm

Mar 17 Live Music: Blu Pig- Michael Waters

Mar 18 Rest, Dream, & Restore- Join Moonflower Co-op and Crystal Blanks of Mindful Movement Moab for a deeply nourishing experience designed to calm the nervous system, invite vivid rest, and awaken intuitive dreaming. Crystal will guide participants through crafting their own dream oil using natural essential oils that support rest, lucid dreaming, and healthy nighttime habits. Participants will then be guided through gentle restorative yoga postures and immersed in a soothing, therapeutic sound bath to facilitate deep relaxation. All materials and yoga mats will be provided. Free and open to all. 5pm @ the Moab Arts and Recreation Center (MARC). RSVP at bit.ly/restdreamrestore.

Mar 18 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night

Mar 19 Live Music: Blu Pig- Dave Mensch

Mar 20 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bex Marshall

Mar 20-27: KZMU Spring Radiothon- See article pg 13A

Mar 20–21 The Bowline Film Festival- A new cinematic celebration dedicated to the rivers, landscapes, and cultures of the Colorado Plateau! The festival will feature a curated selection of films across various categories, including feature and short documentaries, narratives, adventure films, natural history explorations, river-centric stories, and works by Indigenous filmmakers. Beyond screenings, the festival will offer filmmaker Q&As, educational workshops, and community events, all designed to engage audiences in dialogue and active stewardship. The festival will be held in Green River, Utah, in partnership with the esteemed John Wesley Powell River History Museum. Info: johnwesleypowell.com/2026-bowline-film-festival/

Mar 21: Transom Traveling Workshop- In partnership with KZMU and Community Rebuilds, the week-long Transom Traveling Workshop in audio storytelling is coming to Moab! Ten beginning and early-career students will get a week of intensive training. Our alumni have gone on to work at NPR, public radio members stations across the country, nearly every major podcast company, and as award-winning independent producers. The workshop will premier student produced segments at Star Hall.

Mar 21 Canyonlands Half Marathon- Thousands of runners come together in March to enjoy the scenic red rock formations and winding Colorado River that Moab has come to be known for! Running parallel to Arches National Park and the mighty river, runners are in for a real treat.
www.madmooseevents.com/canyonlands-half-marathon See article pg 3B

Mar 21 Magic Show with Rick Boretti- The Four Corners most acclaimed magician. The longest running outdoor magic show in the Southwest! Prepare to laugh be mystified! 7pm Moab Backyard Theater...Outside Food and Drink welcome. 56 W. 100 South. See article pg 13A

Mar 21 Live Music: Blu Pig- Collin Conley

Mar 22 Radical Rest with Sam- A 90-minute practice of breathwork, restorative yoga, yoga nidra, and sound healing. Restore your body, recalibrate your mind, and receive deep rest. 5:15pm at Wellness Collective, 76 South 100 West—in the Back of Red Rock Bakery. Donation-based and open to all—come as you are. Sign up at wellnesscollectivemoab.com.

Mar 22 Live Music: Blu Pig- Jon O

Mar 23 Live Music: Blu Pig- Dustin Burley

Mar 24 Live Music: Blu Pig- Eric Brors

Mar 25 The Storied Self: Moab’s Story Slam- Bring your friends and put your name in the hat for a chance to tell your true, 5-7-minute personal story on the theme “Beginnings”. Origin stories, first-time experiences, launches, resets and reboots. No notes, no props, just you and a supportive audience. Presented in partnership with Grand County Public Library & Moab Arts. Gather for refreshments at 6:30, stories at 7pm at the MARC (Moab Arts - 111 E 100 N) For more info call 435-259-1111 or visit www.moablibrary.org

Mar 25 Bluegrass Night with Quicksand Soup- High powered music from one of the Four Corners most legendary bluegrass bands. Free admission. 7pm Moab Backyard Theater. Outside Food and Drink welcome. 56 W 100 South

Mar 25 Live Music: Blu Pig- Community Music Night

Mar 26 Moab Museum 2026 Gala- Info & tickets: moabmuseum.org. See pg 6B

Mar 26 Moab Information Center Lecture Series: Deer Chronic Wasting Disease- Presented by Chris Wood & Team, Utah Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a degenerative and fatal neurological disease that affects deer, elk, and moose. CWD was first detected in Vernal, Utah, in 2002, and soon after, a second positive was discovered near Moab in early 2003. Since then, the La Sal Mountains now have one of the highest prevalence rates of CWD in Utah, with Moab being a persistent hotspot for the disease. CWD is 100% fatal, can take years to show visible symptoms, and can persist in the environment. These characteristics make it especially challenging to manage and raise important concerns for the long-term health of local big game populations, hunting opportunities, and wildlife management in southeastern Utah. In this presentation, the state wildlife veterinarian and district biologist will discuss what Chronic Wasting Disease is, how it’s spread, disease prevalence in Moab and beyond, and ways to help mitigate the spread of CWD. Hosted by Canyonlands Natural History Association (CNHA). 6pm at the Moab Information Center.

Mar 26 Live Music: Blu Pig- Jamie & The Dreamers

Mar 27 & 28 Live Music: Blu Pig- Columbia Jones

Mar 28 Service Saturday at Arches- (9am–10:30am).Show your love for Arches National Park by helping clean up litter or pull weeds at a popular parking lot or trailhead! All equipment will be provided and all ages and abilities welcome. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Location and other details will be determined one week from the date of event. Each participant will receive a special thank-you item for volunteering time to care for the national park. For more information or to sign up, please email SEUG_Volunteers@nps.gov or call 435-719-2214.

Mar 28 Behind the Rocks Ultra- From smooth double track to sandy washes, technical doubletrack, and challenging singletrack, Behind the Rocks Ultra will test you mentally and physically. While the 10 Mile and 30K can give runners an introduction to Moab trail running, the 50 mile course is among our most challenging events. madmooseevents.com

Mar 28 Magic Show with Rick Boretti- The Four Corners most acclaimed magician. The longest running outdoor magic show in the Southwest! Prepare to laugh be mystified! 7pm Moab Backyard Theater...Outside Food and Drink welcome. 56 W. 100 South. See article pg 13A

Mar 28–Apr 5 Easter Jeep Safari- Trail rides, Vintage Iron Car show, prizes, vendors and more. Hosted by the Red Rock 4 Wheelers. www.rr4w.com. Pick up a copy of the Jeep Safari Magazine around town or see www.jeepsafarimagazine.com

Mar 29 Interfaith 5th Sunday Sing- The whole community is invited. Grand County Faith Based Coalition (GCFBC). Easter music this time. Refreshments afterward. 6pm at Locust Lane Church, 701 Lucust Lane, Moab.

Mar 29 Live Music: Blu Pig- Chris Duarte

Mar 30 Live Music: Blu Pig- Bob Greenspan & Mama T

Mar 31 Live Music: Blu Pig- Dustin Burley

Apr 2 Vintage Iron "Car" Show Fun Run- New to Jeep Safari! Optional fun run for the classic vehicles at 8am on the north loop of Fins-N-Things. See ad pg 1B

Apr 2 Vintage Iron "Car" Show- Get ready to roll back in time. Check out classic rides, chat with fellow old iron lovers, and soak up those nostalgic vibes. The show will focus on the heritage of the off-road vehicles. 1–7pm at Old Spanish Trail Arena ball field.

Apr 2–3 Easter Jeep Safari Expo- Free admission to product displays and sales for 4 wheelers. Over 100 companies, indoor and outdoor exhibits, national manufacturers. Thursday 10am–7pm and Friday 9am–5pm. Old Spanish Trail Arena, South on Highway 191. Info at rr4wvendorexpo.com

Apr 3 Camp Moab at Easter Jeep Safari- A youth-focused experience within Easter Jeep Safari 2026 that inspires the next generation of off-roaders, explorers, and land stewards. Through a series of hands-on skill and knowledge circuits, youth learn about outdoor ethics, safety, and responsible recreation. Open to ages 6-17. Our goal is simple: to pass on the knowledge, values, and passion that have defined Easter Jeep Safari for over 6 decades, ensuring these roads, trails, and traditions endure for generations to come. Presented by the Red Rock 4-Wheelers and Jeepers Jamboree at Old Spanish Trail Arena. www.rr4w.com See pg 5B

Apr 3 Moab Art Walk- A free, all-ages downtown celebration of artistry and community, from 5-8 pm at Participating Businesses and the Moab Arts and Recreation Center. Locations exhibit new work every month, featuring local and regional artists exploring a variety of ideas and mediums. Expect to encounter raffles, food and drink, artist demonstrations, live music, and more as you stroll around town to each of the locations. Meet and mingle with artists and art enthusiasts, buy a piece of art, and leave feeling inspired to create! For more information, including a map of participating Art Walk locations, monthly show details, and information about accessibility accommodations, please visit www.moabarts.org. Hosted the First Friday, 5–8pm.

Apr 4 Easter Egg Hunt*- Join Moab City Recreation for our annual Easter Egg Hunt, 10am at Swanny City Park! Followed by pictures with the Bunny! This event is FREE to the public. *Children ages 1-8 are invited to hunt for eggs and will be split into areas of the park according to age group.

Apr 4 Running Up for Air (RUFA)- An endurance mountain challenge that was created to raise money in support of the fight for improved air quality. upforairseries.org

Apr 10–12 Green River Rocks- Join us for a weekend of free field trips with Utah’s finest geologists, paleontologists, and rock art conservationists. Meet the organizations that preserve and protect our public lands while discovering a bounty of rocks and minerals from vendors at our pop-up market outside the John Wesley Powell River History Museum. www.greenriverrocks.com/

Apr 11 Amasa Trail Race- Amasa Trail Race takes 25k, 15K, and 10K runners through one of Moab's most prized trail systems. www.madmooseevents.com

Apr 15–Sep 30 Youth Garden Project Weed N Feed- Volunteer at the Youth Garden every other Wednesday, 6-8pm, from April–October. Apr 15, 29, May 13, 27, Jun 10, 24, Aug 5, 19, Sep 2, 16, 30. Help us with weeding in the garden for ~one hour, in exchange for a free, shared, garden-fresh meal. www. youthgardenproject.org

Apr 15–19 Cruise Moab- Annual, week-long off-road event for enthusiasts of Toyota 4x4 vehicles, organized by the Rising Sun 4WD Club and sanctioned by the Toyota Land Cruiser Association (TLCA). Features guided trail rides for all skill levels, vendor expos, and a strong sense of community among Land Cruiser owners. Participants explore iconic desert terrain, tackling challenging obstacles and enjoying camaraderie with other Toyota fans.
www.cruisemoab.com

Apr 16 Moab Information Center Lecture Series: Navajo Stories About Ancient Astronauts and the Gila Monster- Pete Sands brings Diné storytelling to life through warm, playful humor with his Uncle Al and his unforgettable cast of puppets on his hit TV show Navajo Highways. Drawing from traditional oral narratives, the series explores legendary figures such as the Hero Twins—monster slayers who restore balance to the world—Coyote, the clever and chaotic trickster whose missteps teach hard lessons, and White Shell Woman, a sacred maternal figure tied to creation and harmony. Through humor, song, and conversation, Sands guides viewers through Diné teachings about how the cosmos came to be, the emergence of the people into this world, and the ongoing responsibility to live in balance with the universe. Rooted in tradition yet told with contemporary creativity, Navajo Highways keeps ancient stories moving forward, one road at a time. 6pm at the Moab Information Center. Hosted by Canyonlands Natural History Association (CNHA).

Apr 18–19 Moab Hard Enduro Dirtbike Race- This is round four of the AMA NATIONAL HARD ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP. Bringing the best pro and amateur dirt bike racers from all over the country to compete on a challenging spectator friendly course at Area BFE just 20 minutes south of Moab. There will be two full days of action packed racing as well as concessions and vendor booths on site. Whether you ride dirt bikes or are just a motorsports enthusiast looking to spectate this is not an event to miss. And don’t forget to bring the kids as there will be a Stacyc youth race on Saturday with demo bikes available. We’ll see you there! More info on www.moabhardenduro.com or on IG @moabhardenduro

Apr 22 Earth Day

Apr 23–25 Green River Dirt Bike Rally- greenriverdirtbikerally.com

Apr 23–25 Moab REDROK Rally- An off-road guided tour event. The event will be held at the Old Spanish Trail Arena. The event will have vendor booths, guided tours, meals, raffles and SXS events such as a show and shine, flex content, etc. Participating drivers will meet their guides at designated trailheads. Guided trails offered will be north, northeast and northwest of Moab with the exceptions of Steel Bender, Behind the Rocks, Hells Revenge and Fins N Things. No night rides will be held. Camping and lodging will be provided by properties within Moab.

Apr 24–26 Canyon Rims Endurance Ride- For more information they can go to my website
https://mickeysmt.wixsite.com/moabenduranceride, or contact Mickey Smith / Blaze Adventure LLC at 435-260-8521

Apr 25 Service Saturday at Arches- (9am–10:30am). Show your love for Arches National Park by helping clean up litter or pull weeds at a popular parking lot or trailhead! All equipment will be provided and all ages and abilities welcome. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Location and other details will be determined one week from the date of event. Each participant will receive a special thank-you item for volunteering time to care for the national park. For more information or to sign up, please email SEUG_Volunteers@nps.gov or call 435-719-2214.

Apr 25 Thelma & Louise Marathon & Half- 15k, Half-Marathon, Marathon, and 50k. madmooseevents.com. See article pg 3B

Apr 25 Youth Garden Project Spring Plant Sale Fundraiser- Sale includes thousands of plant starts to choose from with a large variety of locally-grown vegetable starts and herbs. Breakfast treats, coffee, and YGP merch will be available for purchase. 9am–1pm at 530 South 400 East St. Online sales open after the event closes. www.youthgardenproject.org. All proceeds support YGP's youth and community programming.

Apr 25 Rim to Rim Restoration's Annual Mayberry Earth Day Celebration- Join Rim to Rim Restoration for our annual open house and Earth Day celebration. The event will feature snacks, kite-flying, a property tour, a volunteer project, and more! Come for a peaceful afternoon at this beautiful River Road property, learning about native plants, getting your hands in the dirt, and discovering what Rim to Rim is all about. From 11am–5pm at the Mayberry Native Plant Propagation Center, Mile Marker 15.25 on Highway 128 (River Road). See article pg 4B

Apr 25 Moab Rotary Car Show- Free to attend, with food vendors and musical entertainment. Swanny Park, 400 N 100 W. Hosted by Moab Rotary. www.moabrotary.com.

Apr 25 Desert Gravel- Part of the TransRockies Race Series! www.desertgravel.com/

Apr 30–May 3 Moab Grenadier Gathering- Bringing the INEOS Grenadier vehicles into Moab for a weekend of off-road driving, training and education. Following "Leave no Trace" and "Tread Lightly" principles. We will gather at the Old Spanish Trail Arena for four days.

Apr 30 May 5 Building Man- Utah’s Festival for Art, Music, and Sustainable Living. buildingmanfestival.com

LUNCH at the Grand Center, 182 N. 500 W. Noon on Mon, Tues, Wed & Fri under 60: $6.00 over 60: $2.50 suggested donation Moab Valley Multicultural Center Food Pantry. Clients may access the Food Pantry once every two weeks. Schedule: Mon Wed Thu: 9am-12pm, 1-5pm Tue: 9am-12pm, 2:30-5pm, Fri: 9am-12pm

Tai Chi with Drew (Oct 13, 27, 5:15 pm at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery) Class taught by Drew Roots who has been consistently practicing Tai-chi for 27 years now. Sign up online at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com to save your spot.

In Stitches: Fiber Arts Club- Free! (Mondays 3:30–4:30pm) All skill levels and ages welcome! No registration required. Moab Public Library, 257 E Center St

Chair Yoga (Mondays at 9am, 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery) Join us for Chair Yoga, a class designed to support and nurture everyone, regardless of ability. Sign up online at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com to save your spot.

Radio Book Club on KZMU The library teams up with Back of Beyond Books to bring you the latest exciting literary news, and discuss the best of what we're reading. First Monday of every month at 5pm on KZMU radio. 90.1 or 106.7

The History Hour Hosted by local guide Blaine Reniger, through storytelling and conversation with expert guests, the show covers the significant people, places and events that have shaped Moab and the surrounding area. Last Monday of every month at 4PM on KZMU radio: 90.1, 106.7, or 90.7.

This Week in Moab The longest running public affairs show on KZMU features live, civic-related discussions about the goings-on in the Moab community. Join hosts for conversations on what’s happening locally and in our region! (Almost) every Monday at 5PM on KZMU radio: 90.1, 106.7, or 90.7.

Chef's Adventures with Buck and Bernie Join chef Tim Buckingham and chef Bernard Guillas on their culinary adventures featuring travel, culture, friendship and recipes in each episode. First Monday of every month at 4PM on KZMU radio: 90.1, 106.7, or 90.7.

Indoor Soccer (Mondays 8pm) at Old Spanish Trail Arena
USARA Family Bowling Night- 6pm at Gravel Pit Lanes, 1078 Mill Creek Drive. (Every last Monday of the month) Questions: 435-612-2300

Castle Valley Library Hours: Tuesday–Friday 10am–2pm

Equestrian Community Night (Tuesdays 4–8pm) at Old Spanish Trail Arena indoor arena

Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild Meeting- Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild meets monthly the second Tuesday of each month at the Grand Center, 182 North 500 W. An informal time to visit begins at 6 p.m. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. Meetings include a lesson and show and tell, when members have a chance to show off their latest projects. For more information, call Mary Wakeley, Guild president, at 815-712-6169.

Y12SR-The Yoga of 12-Step Recovery (Wednesdays at 5:15pm at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery) Combining the practical tools of the 12-Step program with the ancient wisdom of yoga. Y12SR is a yoga practice followed by a brief group discussion based on the 12-steps. Open to everyone and anyone dealing with their own addictive behavior or affected by the addictive behavior of others. This is an open and inclusive group. All A’s are welcome. Y12SR is NOT a replacement for meetings, sponsors, or a part of the 12-step program. Provided in partnership with @myusara Sign up online at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com

Grand County Public Library's 2nd Wednesday Book Club meets at 6 pm on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. All are welcome! Call the library at 435-259-1111 to learn more or to reserve a copy of the monthly book selection. Info at www.grandcountyutah.net/638/Book-Clubs.

Moab Swing Dance Community Wednesday evenings 7pm at the MARC, 111 E 100 N, This is a progressive series—no experience or partner required. facebook: @moabswingdance

Community Yoga with Wellness Collective (Thursdays at 5:15pm at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery). Join the facilitators with Wellness Collective for a 60 minute community yoga class. Class is by donation and you must sign up in advance online at. www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com

Moab Taiko Dan (Thursdays 6:00-7:30pm) a local drumming group specializing in the art of Japanese drumming, is recruiting beginners. Center Street Gym. Text 435-201-0209 for info.

Dharma Recovery (Oct 2, 16, 30, 6:30pm at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery) Dharma Recovery-a peer-led movement and community that is unified by our trust in the potential of each of us to recover and find freedom from the suffering of addiction. We believe that the traditional Buddhist teachings, often referred to as the Dharma, offer a powerful approach to healing from addiction and living a life of true freedom. Please sign up online at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com

Figure Model Session with Live Model (Every other Thursday: Oct 2 & 16 & 30, 6–9pm.) at the Moab Art Center: all skill levels and mediums welcome (must provide own materials), $10 suggested donation at the door, contact facilitator Greg MacDonald at greg@studiowhat.net for more information

Community NADA Ear Acupuncture & Sound Bath (Oct 9, 23, 6:30pm at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery) Join Wellness Collective and The Recovery Center for Ear Acupuncture. The ear acupuncture will follow the NADA protocol. This unique blend of gentle acupuncture and immersive sound creates a whole-body experience that supports healing on both physical and emotional levels. By Donation. Please sign up online at www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com

Our Village Community Center Free Market (Thursdays 6:00-7:30pm until Oct 16). Locally Grown Produce. www.ourvillagemoab.org

Free Community Lunch Thursdays from 11:30am to 1:00pm at the St. Francis Episcopal Church (250 Kane Creek Boulevard, Moab). Free lunches for all who come by. Homemade soups (always several choices) or sandwiches, bread (chips with sandwiches), dessert, coffee and water. Call St. Francis Episcopal Church at 435 259-5831 for information.

Gentle Yoga (Fridays, 10:00am at USARA 23 S 100 W, Moab). Join Breann at USARA for a FREE gentle yoga class. Please sign up in advance online at. www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com

Grand County Public Library's Castle Valley Book Club meets at 10am on the last Friday of each month at the Castle Valley Town Pavilion. All are welcome! Call the library at 435-259-1111 to learn more or to reserve a copy of the monthly book selection. Info at www.grandcountyutah.net/638/Book-Clubs.

Fun Friday- Flow into Yoga (Fridays, 8:30am at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery). Start your Friday with this all-levels donation yoga class designed to help you awaken the body, center the mind, and ease into your day with intention. Includes a Free 12oz coffee from the Red Rock Bakery! Please sign up in advance online at. www.wellnesscollectivemoab.com

Free Community Food Pantry Fridays from 5-6:30pm at the St. Francis Episcopal Church (250 Kane Creek Boulevard, Moab) No ID, no name, no address, no personal information needed. We always have canned goods, bagged goods, meat. We often have bread, fresh produce, milk, cheese, fruit juice, eggs. Also personal toiletries, cleaning supplies, diapers, dog food. Feel free to pick up for someone who can't get out, or someone who is working. Call St. Francis Episcopal Church at 435 259-5831 for information.

Qi-Gong (Oct 11, 25, 8:00am at 76 South 100 West—In the Back of Red Rock Bakery) Zhineng Qigong is a powerful mind-body practice rooted in ancient Chinese healing traditions and adapted for modern times. This gentle yet profound system blends slow movement, sound, visualization, and meditation to help individuals cultivate inner peace, restore balance, and enhance vitality. Virtual-Zoom or in person option available! Sign up at wellnesscollectivemoab.com for more info. Moab Arts Center Classes Visit our website at www.MoabArts.org for the most recent class schedule.