Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah, has announced a variety of upcoming seasonal activities and museum exhibits. According to a blog post from the organization, the schedule includes events ranging from cultural festivals to new prehistoric exhibits.
The Labor Day Luau was scheduled as a way to celebrate the holiday weekend at Thanksgiving Point. Additionally, the Scarecrow Festival was scheduled to return to Ashton Gardens from October 12–17, 2026. This event is expected to transform 50 acres of the gardens with seasonal displays, pumpkins, and scarecrows.
New attractions have also been introduced at the facility. The Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life has opened a new dinosaur exhibit titled Need for Speed, which is part of the Jurassic Hall collection. The exhibit focuses on the characteristics of Jurassic predators.
Other activities mentioned in a recent blog post include the Garden of Quilts, which returns for its eighth year to transform Ashton Gardens into an outdoor gallery featuring over 500 handmade quilts. The Museum of Natural Curiosity also provides various play-based learning opportunities for children.
