Summer is in full swing across Heber Valley, and August 2026 brings a great mix of outdoor concerts, farmers markets, car shows, and mountain adventures for residents to enjoy. Whether you’re into scenic bike races, sunrise yoga, or an evening train ride with the family, there’s plenty happening around the valley this month.
Living at The Springs at Coyote Ridge puts residents close to the best of Heber Valley, with easy access to local events, mountain trails, and small-town charm. Here are some of the top August 2026 events happening around Heber Valley!
Midway Art Gallery Open House (Fridays and Saturdays)
The Midway Art Gallery welcomes visitors every Friday and Saturday to browse original work from local artists. It’s a laid-back way to spend part of a weekend exploring the creative side of Heber Valley, with pieces that showcase the talent found right in the community.
Stopping by is a simple, no-cost way to support local artists while taking in a rotating collection of unique art in the heart of Midway.
Sunrise Yoga Flow at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley (Daily, 7–8 AM)
Start the day with an all-levels sunrise yoga practice designed to ease you into your morning with intention. Guided instructors lead participants through mindful breathing and gentle movement, creating a calm, grounding start before the day gets busy.
The slow, steady pace makes this session accessible to yogis of every experience level, and the peaceful mountain setting adds to the sense of renewal. It’s a great way to build a little stillness into a summer morning.
Cars for the Stars Car Show (August 1)
Heber City Park hosts this classic car show, bringing together automobile enthusiasts and their prized vehicles for an afternoon of browsing shiny paint jobs and swapping stories. It’s a fun, family-friendly outing for anyone who appreciates a good collection of cars.
Saturday Farmers Market at Midway Town Square (Saturdays through October)
From June through October, Midway Town Square fills up every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with local farmers and artisans selling fresh produce and handmade goods.
The Saturday Farmers Market is a reliable weekend stop for stocking up on seasonal produce while supporting small businesses in the valley — and a nice excuse to stroll through town.
Dark Sky Stargazing Party at Rock Cliff Nature Center (August 7)
Rocky Mountain Astronomy Tours brings telescopes and volunteer operators to Rock Cliff Recreation Area for a night of stargazing. Equipment is provided, though visitors are welcome to bring their own telescopes or binoculars.
Regular park entrance fees apply, but the star party itself is free — making it an easy, low-cost way to take advantage of Heber Valley’s dark skies.
Heber Half Marathon Run For Autism (August 8)
Now in its seventh year, this Runtastic Events race offers an all-downhill half marathon course through scenic Heber Valley, along with a 5K and a kids’ race so the whole family can take part.
The scenic route and range of distances make it a welcoming event for both serious runners and first-timers looking for a fun morning outdoors.
Bird Release at Sundance Resort (August 8)
In partnership with Great Basin Wildlife Rescue, this event gives visitors a close-up look at birds of prey through an educational program before the actual release. The program kicks off at 1 p.m. at Bearclaw Cabin.
There’s no extra fee to attend beyond the lift ticket needed to reach Bearclaw Cabin, so plan to load the lift by noon to make it in time. It’s a memorable experience for wildlife lovers and families alike.
Mindful Mondays Pilates at Wasatch Mountain State Park (August 10)
Hosted by Summit Land Conservancy, Wasatch Trails Foundation, and Wasatch Mountain State Park, this outdoor pilates session offers low-impact movement designed to build strength and release tension while surrounded by mountain scenery.
Open to all experience levels, it’s a great way to combine mindful movement with fresh air. Bring a mat, water, and comfortable clothing, and be sure to RSVP in advance.
Country Swing & Line Dancing at The Sycamore Building (August 11 & 25)
Held every second and fourth Tuesday, this dance night makes country swing and line dancing approachable for the whole Wasatch community. Ages 13 and up are welcome, and admission is just $5 at the door via Venmo or cash.
It’s a lively, low-pressure way to learn some new moves and enjoy a night out with neighbors.
Midway Art Walk (August 14)
On the second Friday of each month, local businesses throughout Midway open their doors to showcase local artwork as part of a self-guided walking tour from 5 to 8 p.m.
It’s a relaxed evening activity that pairs well with dinner in town, giving residents a chance to explore Midway’s creative side at their own pace.
Intermountain Mustang and All Ford Car Show (August 15)
The Northern Utah Mustang Owner’s Association brings its premier car show, IMAFS, to Heber City Main Street Park for a weekend celebrating sports cars. Friday brings a casual picnic and social gathering, while Saturday features the full car show and display.
Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss this collection of Mustangs and Fords on display over the two days.
Sundance Resort Bluebird Concert Series (August 21–22 & 28–29)
Sundance’s outdoor amphitheater hosts three different singer-songwriters across these two weekends, each sharing both their music and the personal stories behind it. Doors open at 7 p.m. with performances starting at 8 p.m.
The intimate setting and storytelling format make this concert series a standout for anyone who enjoys live music with a bit more depth.
Wasatch Boomerfest Music Festival (August 28–30)
This three-day music festival takes over the Richard W. Erickson Foundation grounds in Wallsburg with a lineup of well-known bands, vendor booths, food trucks, and kids’ activities each day. Single-day tickets and weekend passes are both available, and onsite camping means you can make a full weekend of it.
It’s shaping up to be one of the valley’s biggest live music gatherings of the month.
Free Concert Series at Wasatch County Library (August 28)
The Wasatch County Library hosts a free, all-age evening of live music at its amphitheater during the summer months. It’s an easy, no-cost way to enjoy live entertainment close to home.
Wasatch All-Road Gravel Bike Race (August 29)
Part of the Utah Gravel Series, this challenging ride combines paved sections with steep, loose-surface climbs through the high-elevation terrain of the Uinta Mountains. It’s a demanding route, but riders are rewarded with a well-earned after-party featuring food, drinks, and prizes.
Known for having some of the best volunteer support in the series, this race draws cyclists looking for a true test of endurance with scenic payoff.
Heber Valley Railroad (All Month)
The Heber Valley Railroad keeps the rails busy all month with a variety of themed rides:
- Monday Night Train — Mondays
- Deer Creek Express — Mondays and Wednesdays through Saturdays
- Taylor Dance Party Train — August 7
- Princess and Pirate Train — August 14
- Wine & Cheese Tasting Train — August 21
- Friday Night Train — August 28
With rides for kids, couples, and everyone in between, the railroad offers one of the most family-friendly ways to spend an evening in the valley.
Experience Summer in Heber Valley
From sunrise yoga and farmers markets to mountain concerts, car shows, and themed train rides, August 2026 gives Heber Valley residents plenty of reasons to get outside and enjoy the season. Whether you’re into live music, outdoor recreation, or a laid-back evening downtown, there’s something happening nearly every week around the valley.
Living at The Springs at Coyote Ridge puts residents close to it all, with easy access to Heber Valley’s local events, mountain scenery, and small-town community spirit. Our convenient townhome location helps Heber City residents make the most of everything summer in Heber Valley has to offer.
