Utah foodies rejoice! Between mountainside culinary experiences and cultural celebrations, there’s plenty of opportunities to treat your tastebuds this summer. Here’s our top picks for food festivals and events this summer in the Beehive State!
Strawberry Days in Pleasant Grove—June 14-22, 2025
Now in its 104th year, the theme for 2025 Strawberry Days is “Something for Everyone.” Festivalgoers gather at the foot of Mount Timpanogos in Pleasant Grove for a week of parades, rodeos, carnivals and of course, all the strawberries your heart desires.
Big Cottonwood Canyon Brew Fest— June 14-15, 2025
A free festival showcasing the best local brews at Solitude Mountain Resort. Enjoy beer from Bewilder, Epic, Roosters, Salt Fire, TF and more while soaking up tunes from live bands. This event is all ages with beer available for purchase. Learn more.
Savor the Summit—June 28, 2025
Park City’s Main Street transforms into a plein air dinner party for one delicious night this summer. Seating up to 2,500 guests, each section of the dining table is hosted by a different restaurant, which have prepared an exclusive Savor the Summit menu. This year’s participating restaurants include: Bangkok Thai on Main, Eating Establishment, KANEO, Riverhorse on Main, Purple Sage and more. Reserve your seat and explore all Summit menus, here!
Montage Resort Taste of Montage—Select Fridays this Summer
Explore everything the Montage culinary team has to offer at this ongoing mountainside festival. On select Fridays this summer, Montage restaurants like Yama Sushi, Daly’s Pub & Rec, Slope Stream and Apex serve up signature dishes alongside specialty cocktails and alpine views. Ticket price includes a complimentary glass of champagne, a caviar bump, guaranteed seating and a $50 dining credit for use at any of the seven participating Montage restaurants. See all dates here.
Indian Food Fair—Aug. 2, 2025
Experience the vibrancy of Indian culture through food and fun at Liberty Park’s sixth Indian Food Fair. Explore authentic textiles and jewelry at the bazaar, and learn more about India’s cultural heritage through captivating live performances. The festival also brings together dozens of skilled food vendors, so you can travel with your tastebuds without ever leaving the Beehive State.
Bear Lake Raspberry Days—Aug. 7-9, 2025
Ring in harvest season for Bear Lake’s world-famous Raspberries at this three-day celebration. Shop all things summer berry, from raspberry-topped baked goods to themed clothing and crafts. More weekend activities include bingo, parades, talent shows, and pie eating contests.
Utah Beer Festival—Aug.16-17, 2025
Find your new favorite ale at Utah’s largest beer event—with over 200 beers and ciders, you’re sure to find something to meet your fancy. Featuring local, regional and international breweries, this hopp-ing showcase is a can’t-miss event this summer. Buy your tickets here.
Utah Wine Fest—Aug. 29 – Sept. 1, 2025
Southern Utah’s premier wine festival returns for its seventh year. As a cornerstone of the festival, education plays a big part in this year’s programming with tours and tastings that encourage attendees to learn more about Utah vintners. Of course, festival goers will get plenty of chances to sip and celebrate at Terroir to Table Dinners and spirited socials. See the full schedule, here.
Eat Drink SLC—Sept. 10-11, 2025
This chef-driven event brings together SLC’s finest purveyors, restaurateurs and beverage experts for a weekend of nosh, nibbles and networking. Hosted in partnership with Vine Lore, Tracy Aviary and SB Dance, patrons will also enjoy a variety of performances and artwork as they peruse the Aviary.
Festa Italiana—Sept. 13-14, 2025
Immerse yourself in Utah’s thriving Italian community at this two-day street festival at The Gateway. Enjoy authentic cuisine from 15 Italian restaurants from across the valley, and hand-selected imported wine showcasing the best pours from the homeland. Pair your meal with some live music, an Italian car show and historical displays.
SLC VegFest—Sept. 13, 2025
An all-vegan food fair with live music, a beer garden, kids are and more. Organized by the Utah Animal Rights Coalition, the VegFest is free to attend and invites all community members (vegan or not) to enjoy a day of healthy eating.
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