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Southern Utah Weekend Events Guide – September 3, 2026 - The Independent | Southern Utah's #1 Source for Arts, Events & Entertainment

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This week’s Southern Utah Weekend Events Guide features Peach Days Events, American Mosaic, Oktoberfest, theater productions, art, comedy shows, markets, local live music, and more. If you would like to add an upcoming event, you can add one here, or if you need to cancel or edit a previously submitted event, you can do so here.

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