Events

Paintings. Sculptures. Textiles. Jewelry. Ceramics. Photography. Whatever artistic medium delights you most, you’ll find it at the St. George Art Festival on Easter weekend, April 18-19.

In anticipation, we are pleased to Peyton Lee who will tell us what we need to know about this year's St. George Arts Festival. 

Ms. Lee will also share her enthusiasm for this year's Concert in the Park series.  The Concert in the Park Series is a celebration of wonderful music, open parks, and family celebration. The Series runs April through September at Vernon Worthen Park. Park seating is available. Families are welcome to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and food. The concert series is FREE to the public. Don't miss the second Monday of each month through September. Park seating is available, bring blankets, lawn chairs, food, and the family. For more information call 435-627-4510.

The "Is It FUNNN?' committee is inviting you to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with them ... but our program will be a revisit to Guatemala for our new members.

Bring your "one" ... a neighbor, friend or co-worker.  It's going to be fun and informative!

The American dream lives on with the unanimous confirmation by the U. S. Senate of Marco Rubio as U. S. Secretary of State. 

What was it like to grow up across the street from Marco and the Rubio family in Las Vegas, walking to school together while talking about football, scouts and politics while learning from the same elementary school teachers.

What insights can Bryan share about the Secretary and his drive today for peace in the world.

This program is a "must" so bring your friends, neighbors, co-workers.

The Huntsman World Senior Games now has a beautiful NEW home at 1592 S. Dixie Drive, Suite #103, so join your friends in Rotary to become one of the first "locals" to tour their new location.  This is in the spirit of Rotary's founder Paul Harris who believed in the importance of knowing where our fellow Rotarians spend 8+ hours a day ... every day.  Join us for lunch, a few words from the CEO and a tour of the new facility. Bring a friend, neighbor or co-worker.

Ten volunteers are needed to judge the Legacy Elementary School Science Fair before our regular meeting on Monday, April 14.  If you have done this "service above self" before, you know how much fun it is to meet these young scholars and hear about their projects.  If you haven't been involved before, this project may just become your favorite of all SGR does in the community!

Sign up sheet will be circulated over the next couple of weeks so sign up and join us at 280 E. 100 South in St. George.

Every business depends on its customers to thrive. But, what if everything you believe about your customers is wrong? In this engaging presentation, Zac Stucki reveals a groundbreaking framework to challenge the conventional definition of 'customer' and transforms how successful businesses operate. Through unforgettable stories and real-world examples, Zac uncovers why most companies misidentify their true customers—a costly mistake which leaves millions in revenue on the table—and shares the proven solution which has helped businesses achieve breakthrough growth.

Bring a neighbor, friend, or co-worker for this eye opening presentation.

Mark your calendar and watch for more information on this important annual event.

Mark your calendar and watch for more information on our fun and festive Cinco de Mayo party at Tonaquint Park.  This family event will linclude food, games, socializing and a train ride with Rotary friends.  Come one, come all!

While you're waiting, why not consider those you know - friends, family, neighbors, co-workers - and invite these prospective members to join us, too!

In the half hour St. George City Mayor Michelle Randall will be our guest speaker, we will be pleased to hear her up-to-the-minute but Readers Digest version of her annual State of the City of St. George address.

Bring your friends, neighbors, co-workers.