The Storybook Parade is scheduled to return to Cedar City on November 14, 2026, bringing children's books to life through floats, music, and costumed characters. The free event will begin at 10:00 a.m. and move through the streets of the city, offering special guest appearances throughout the procession.
Parade Route and Schedule
According to information from Go Do and the Iron County Fair website, the parade is set to begin at 300 W. University Blvd. The route will proceed east toward Cedar City Main Street before turning north to travel along Main Street to 400 N.
Family Engagement Activities
The event, described as a Cedar City tradition, is free for all attendees. Organizers have provided various resources for families to engage with the theme, including free printable activities such as coloring pages and reading lists available for download.
Sponsorship and Volunteer Opportunities
The Iron County Fair is organizing the event and has opened opportunities for community involvement. Interested individuals can apply to participate in the parade or sign up for sponsorship to support the tradition. Additionally, volunteers are being sought for behind-the-scenes roles, including tasks related to costumes, maintenance, and driving.
Contact Information
For those looking to coordinate logistics, the Iron County Event Center/Fair Grounds can be reached at (435) 477-8380. For specific inquiries regarding volunteer roles, the organization suggests contacting fair@ironcounty.net.
Local Weekend Events
The parade occurs during a weekend of various activities in the Cedar City area. On November 14, 2026, other local events include a Food Drive 5K at Coal Creek Trail West Canyon Park starting at 9:00 a.m. and a Storyteller Mystery Party scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at I/G Winery.
Nearby Sporting Events
In addition to the Storybook Parade, other scheduled activities in the vicinity include the UHSAA Football Championships at Eccles Coliseum and football at the State Championship at SUU, both occurring at 10:00 a.m.
Community Tradition
The Storybook Parade continues to serve as a central community tradition in Cedar City, aimed at bringing literary characters to life for local families through music and visual displays.
