Northern Utah Living: 3 events to check out this week (June 6-14)
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- Faces: Clinton City Heritage Days Parade.
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- A building that might be a candidate for renovation sits vacant on 26th Street in Ogden on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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- This undated photo shows a crowd attending a performance as part of the Davis Arts Council’s free Sunday Night Concert Series at the Kenley Amphitheater.
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Faces: Clinton City Heritage Days Parade.
The full Northern Utah calendar of events is on L4, but here are three local events you should check out this week:
1. Heritage Days Celebration
Civic Center, Clinton, June 8-13, all day
City celebration will take place throughout the summer throughout Northern Utah, including in Uintah and Clinton this week. Clinton’s Heritage Days Celebration, for example, provides a host of activities for all ages to enjoy. The city website says: “Experience a week of excitement and celebration at Clinton Days! Immerse yourself in various activities and events designed for the whole family. Engage in our golf and pickleball tournaments. Admire a stunning array of vehicles at our popular car show. Savor delicious food from local vendors and make memories with your loved ones. Don’t miss the vibrant parade, live performances, and a spectacular fireworks display in the evening.”
For more information, go to clintoncity.net.
2. Utah SHPO: Preservation Engaged Conference
Ogden High School, June 12, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jared Lloyd, Standard-Examiner
A building that might be a candidate for renovation sits vacant on 26th Street in Ogden on Monday, April 13, 2026.
Ogden has a rich history and amazing architecture, but without knowledge, collaboration and effort much of it could get lost. That’s why preservation is important — so important that the city is hosting the Preservation Engaged conference. The event website says: “Preservation Engaged: Celebrating Utah’s Communities is back for 2026! Preservation Engaged will be in Ogden at the historic Ogden High School. The Utah State Historic Preservation Office hosts this conference in collaboration with Preservation Utah to bring you speakers and workshops on the topics of Historic Preservation, Main Street and Preservation Planning, and Cultural Resources. We hope you’ll join us for an engaging day of informative sessions, panel discussions, and more.”
For more information, go to ushpo.utah.gov.
3. Slim Chance & his Psychobilly Playboys
Kenley Amphitheater, Layton, June 7, 7 p.m.
Summer is time for great music at the Kenley Amphitheater and things are getting going on June 7 with a free concert. The amphitheater website describes the band by saying: “Slim Chance & his Psychobilly Playboys are a music group based in Salt Lake City, Utah known for their lively performances and blend of musical styles. Their music incorporates elements of Western Swing, Rockabilly, Southern Rock, and Rock & Roll, which they describe as ‘Western Rock.'”
For more information, go to davisarts.org.
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This undated photo shows a crowd attending a performance as part of the Davis Arts Council's free Sunday Night Concert Series at the Kenley Amphitheater.
