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About Cedar City, Utah
Your Chance to Live Where Everyone Wants to Play!

Home to the world-renowned Utah Shakespearean Festival, the Utah Summer Games and the American Folk Ballet; Cedar City is truly a Festival City. These events and dozens more like them throughout the year offer a metropolitan lifestyle in this small town setting.

Brian Vaughn (left) as the Pirate King and Fred C. Adams as Major-General Stanley. (Copyright 2001 Utah Shakespearean Festival. Photo by Karl Hugh.

Cedar City's historic Rock Church was built in 1930 by volunteers with local materials.  It has always been a part of the community. 

Zion's Kolob Canyon.  The ten minute drive to the top of the canyon features the beauty of the towering red cliffs.  From the top of the scenic drive, you can sit and enjoy the view.

Bordering Arizona and Utah, the canyons and waterways of Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas are fun for the whole family. Vacations feature houseboating, fishing, water sports & boat rentals.

Cedar Breaks National is a huge natural amphitheater has been eroded out of the variegated Pink Cliffs (Claron Formation), located just minutes from downtown Cedar City

Southern Utah's Brian Head offers everything you're looking for, whether it's summer sports or winter skiing. 

Cedar City invites visitors, friends and residents to savor all that is offered. Whether you are biking the trails at Cedar Breaks, skiing the mountain powder, golfing along the red sand stone hills or participating in the Utah Summer Games, the four seasons of fun are breathtaking.


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