CEDAR CITY — The annual community Water Festival in Cedar City is set to make a Southern Utah splash.
On Saturday, June 29 — from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — the Central Iron County Water Conservancy District will be holding its annual festival featuring water saving technology, tips, expert advice and other aqua-related activities, according to a recent press release.
The day promises fun-filled activities and educational experiences that center around the importance of water conservation by bringing together families, water experts and community organizations for an interactive experience for all.
“Hosted by Central Iron County Water Conservancy District and Southwest Plumbing Supply, the festival aims to raise awareness about water issues while fostering a sense of community engagement and stewardship,” the media release said. “Held at the Main Street Park in the heart of Cedar City, this event promises to be a highlight of summer for residents and visitors alike.”
Jessica Staheli, public relations manager for the water district, said the festival would not be possible without several sponsors, including: Southwest Plumbing Supply, Chartwells Higher Ed, Ensign Engineering, Stantec Engineering, Carollo Engineers, Scholzen’s Products Company, Iron Mountain Plumbing, and others that can be found on the water district website.
“We are thrilled to once again host the festival and bring our community together to celebrate the importance of water,” Central Iron County Water Conservancy Water District General Manager Paul Monroe said. “By fostering a deeper understanding of water issues and promoting sustainable practices, we hope to inspire positive change and empower individuals to make a difference.”
Scheduled activities for June 29:
Interactive water information booths: Booths will be set up with information on local water issues and solutions, water-efficient products, water-wise landscaping options such as Localscapes, water efficiency rebates, free water checks, and more. Experts from USU Extension, Division of Water Resources, Bureau of Land Management, and Southern Utah University will be in attendance.
Family-friendly activities: The Water Festival is free and open to the public, with activities suitable for all ages. Kids can enjoy free activities including a foam cannon, bounce houses, inflatable slides & obstacle courses, volleyball and other fun outdoor games during the event.
There will also be giveaways and attendees can enter to win a smart sprinkler controller and gift cards for waterwise landscape supplies.
Live music: To add to the fun, a local band, Spilbeedog, will be preforming at the event. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs so they can stay to enjoy the live music.
Free food: Thanks to the Big Wave Lunch Sponsor, Chartwells Higher Ed, there will be free hot dogs beginning at 11 a.m. for as long as supplies last. Another special thanks goes to Ensign Engineering, the Summer Storm Sponsor.
Swag: Other food and merchandise vendors will offering their wares, as well as businesses offering free promotional items, according to the press release.
For more information about the Water Festival, click here to visit the website or call (435) 865-9901.
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