Save Our Canyons 50th Anniversary Celebration Presented By KÜHL

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Save Our Canyons!

50 years ago a few hikers, climbers, scientists, parents, and concerned citizens united together and formed Save Our Canyons, a community dedicated solely to protecting the wildness and beauty of the Wasatch Mountains. 

50 years later, we’re still at it. Still committed and still relentless. Still a passionate group of mothers and fathers, climbers and hikers, mountain bikers and picnickers, skiers and snowboarders working to protect the Wasatch Mountains.

This year we're excited to unite around the protection of the Wasatch Mountains during our 50th Anniversary Celebration Presented By KÜHL, on September 10 at 6:30pm. This event is a fundraiser benefiting Save Our Canyons and held at the Natural History Museum of Utah.

This celebration gives you an opportunity to mix and mingle with others working to protect the Wasatch Mountains. While knowing your ticket price will go towards our many campaigns including but not limited to stopping a 600+ acre mining operation in Parley’s Canyon and protecting Little Cottonwood Canyon from the world's longest gondola. 

Join us on September 10 at 6:30pm at the Natural History Museum of Utah for our 50th Anniversary Celebration Presented By KÜHL. 

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

ENTERTAINMENT

Live music provided by Wendy and The Lost Boys. Wendy and the Lost Boys plays a mix of gypsy jazz, roots jazz, and bossa. 

• Wendy Summers (vocals supreme and guitar)
• Tom Stetich (mandolin)
• Rob Dow (bass)
• Kennard Machol ( guitar)
• Jordan Hess (violin)

LOOKING TO VOLUNTEER?
Save Our Canyons, like most nonprofit organizations, relies on our community of volunteers to help further our efforts to protect the Wasatch Mountains. We are always looking to work with passionate people to expand the reach and effectiveness of our organization.

If you want to volunteer during our 50th Anniversary Celebration, please email alex@saveourcanyons.org.

Dedicated to protecting the wildness and beauty of the Wasatch Mountains
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