Excitement is building for the Utah Symphony concert being held in several weeks within Dinosaur National Monument. The
September 2nd
concert is the Utah Symphony’s final stop this summer on their “Great American Road Trip”. While parks and monuments have been listed as stops on Utah Symphony tours of the past, this announcement holds historic value because those concerts were only held near the parks. “This is not something that just happens,” shares Uintah County Director of Travel and Tourism Lesha Coltharp. “ In fact, this is the first time they have allowed anything like this.” The Utah Office of Tourism and Utah Symphony have worked together on national park tours for several years, with ‘The Mighty 5’ tour considered an amazing success the last few years with concerts held near ‘The Mighty 5’ parks. Anyway you look at it, the upcoming Utah Symphony concert within Dinosaur National Monument will not be one to miss. Tickets opened up in May but went fast. Those who didn’t get tickets but still hope to see the concert are in luck. All interested are encouraged to wait in standby or are welcome to volunteer to help with the event.
