William Shakespeare would find himself at home in Cedar City, Utah, home of Utah's extravagant Shakespearean Festival! Each summer, visitors come from all corners to participate in this spectacular event, and to tour scenic Cedar Breaks National Monument. Other folks come to experience excellent Utah mountain biking at Brian Head resort's fat tire festival. In the winter, Brian Head transforms into one of Utah's great ski resorts, with excellent powder and runs!Southern Utah University adds an additional, exciting dimension to this vibrant community.

Top Ten To Do:

1	Utah Shakespearean Festival - Enjoy Shakespearean and contemporary productions at this acclaimed regional theatre.
2	Cedar Breaks - Explore this National Monument, which displays multi-colored rock formations similar to those at Bryce Canyon National Park.
3	Brian Head - In winter, ski or snowboard at this full-service resort. In summer, challenge one of the area’s rugged bike trails; you can also pedal or hike leisurely along forest trails.
4	Kolob Canyons - This section of Zion National Park is just 18 miles south of Cedar City. It offers a scenic drive and great hiking trails.
5	Iron Mission State Park - Visit the museum, which displays a great collection of Indian and pioneer artifacts. Learn about efforts to mine iron and develop resources needed to support pioneer settlements.
6	Parowan Gap - View the fantastic ancient Indian rock art in this chasm.
7	Scenic Highways 14 & 148 - Hwy 14 heads through the lush forest on Cedar Mountain and past scenic Navajo Lake. Stop at the lookout points. Hwy 148 continues up to Cedar Breaks and Brian Head.
8	Snowmobile - Play with snow and machine at the Cedar Mountain/East Fork Snowmobile Complex.
9	Southern Utah University - This first class small school hosts cultural, artistic, educational and sporting events open to the public.
10	Cedar City Historic Downtown Shopping District - Located from 200 North to Center Street, Cedar City’s unique “Mom & Pop” establishments offer those special gift or perfect additions to your home decor. You’ll find quaint shops, art galleries, local restaurants, three coffee houses, a very unique music store, several live music venues, an old time soda fountain, antique stores, and regional arts & crafts shops. Part of the Historic Downtown is the Cedar City Heritage Theatre, which hosts a variety of theatrical and musical events throughout the year. The Heritage Theater is the permanent home for The Festival Royale (April), the Utah Neil Simon Festival (July & August), the Friday Night Concert Series (September), the American Children’s Christmas Festival (December), and the Cedar City Music Arts (September-May).