Lindon Days 2016 Magazine

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Lindon City is a wonderful place to live and work and I am so grateful to be part of such a outstanding community. Great schools, miles of trails, parks with playgrounds, good roads, safe neighborhoods and caring people - these are a few of my favorite things about Lindon.

Lindon is among the large cities here in Utah County, yet we retain a small-town feeling, evidenced by events such as the Memorial Day program, holiday tree-lighting ceremony, annual Easter egg hunt and our weeklong Lindon Days celebration. The 2016 Lindon Days celebration starts Monday evening, August 1. The Lindon Days staff and volunteers have worked hard to bring you another great celebration filled with activities for everyone.

I encourage you all to check the list of events happening during Lindon Days this year and take time to attend those that appeal most to you and your families. Don’t miss the second annual Cardboard Boat Regatta on Thursday morning. It is so fun to see the creative ways our participants take only cardboard and duct tape and make boats to race in the pool. There is something every evening all week long so check the schedule and come out and participate with us.

When we provide these types of activities each year, we reinforce the feeling of community spirit in Lindon. Come out and participate and see your friends and neighbors as well as make new friends this year at the Lindon Days celebration.

Whether you’re looking for a place to visit, live or build a business, know that you are welcome in Lindon!

Mayor Jeff Acerson

calendar of events

little miss lindon

Adelaide Hawkins is 12 years old and is the daughter of Jon and Mary Hawkins. She will be attending Oak Canyon Junior High School in the fall. Adelaide loves to dance and has been dancing since she was 3 years old. In her spare time, she enjoys playing the piano and spending time with family and friends, and she also loves a good DIY craft. Adelaide was born in Washington, D.C., and loves to travel. She would love to visit Paris one day. For her service project, she sewed receiving blankets for the Mother/ Baby Unit at Utah Valley Hospital. She wanted to make sure that every baby that leaves the hospital has a warm blanket to go home in and help provide comfort for families in need.

Shara Bartholomew is the daughter of Michael and Kenna Bartholomew. She is 12 years old and will be attending Oak Canyon Junior High School in the fall. She loves learning new things, especially reading, art and anything that allows her to be creative including singing and dancing and making up songs. Art class and writing are her favorite subjects. She is always writing stories and essays for fun. Shara also really enjoys playing with small children; she can always get a smile out of them. Being the oldest of five children in her family, she is a great help with her brothers and sisters. Shara is always up for an adventure; camping, swimming, exploring and learning new things keep her energized and excited about life. For her service project, Shara connected with the United Way and their Everyday Learners program. She helped clean and prepare donated books for waiting rooms, offices, low-income schools and nursing homes.

Sabrina Romero is the daughter of Ryan and Maegan Romero. She is 11 years old and will be in sixth grade at Rocky Mountain Elementary School in the fall. Sabrina is the third child in her family with two sisters and two brothers. She loves dancing, craft projects, planning parties and activities, recording silly videos and tumbling. Her favorite subjects in school are science, math, English, PE and recess. Her service platform for the year is the Special Needs Awareness Project (SNAP). She worked with the Special Needs classes in her school, implementing activities and an assembly for a “super hero”-themed week. This helped the other children in the school become more aware of the similarities between them and those who have special needs.

Brientz Estee Fuller is going into seventh grade at Oak Canyon Junior High School this fall. She is the daughter of Dustin and Alissa Fuller. She has two sisters and one brother and is number three of four. She loves tumbling, singing and acting. Brientz is very tender-hearted and loves working with little children. Her service project for the Little Miss Lindon program was titled “Brientz’s Book Nook.” She had appointments with children in the neighborhood to work with them on their reading skills. She really enjoyed working with the children and seeing them progress.

Sienna Reese Tomlinson is the daughter of Chris and Collette Tomlinson. She is 12 years old and will be attending Oak Canyon Junior High School. Sienna has two brothers, Seth and Stockton, and a sister, Saige. Sienna loves gymnastics; she has a natural talent and fearlessness for the sport. She works more than 10 hours a week to strengthen and condition for competitions. Sienna loves to draw and write stories, play and act out characters in plays, swim and jump on the trampoline with friends. She has had some great teachers here in Lindon and it has inspired her to become a teacher when she grows up. Sienna wanted most of all to help children with autism for her Little Miss Lindon Project. Sienna’s brother, Stockton, has autism and she sees the struggles he faces on a daily basis. Sienna knew his school needed privacy panels for each child’s desk to aid with focus while testing and help eliminate distractions. Sienna was able to raise enough money to buy 260 panels for students that attend Spectrum Academy.

Pictured are Little Miss Lindon and her attendants. They are, from left: Adelaide Hawkins, Shara Bartholomew, Sabrina Romero, Brientz Fuller and Sienna Tomlinson.

Pictured are Little Miss Lindon and her atten-

grand marshals

Don & Marcia Peterson

Don and Marcia Peterson have been chosen as grand marshals of the 2016 Lindon Days celebration. The Petersons both grew up in the Pleasant Grove area, Marcia in Manila and Don in Pleasant Grove. They met in high school and were married in 1972. They built a home in Lindon in 1977 and have lived in that same home in Lindon since then.

They have five children – Travis, Luke, Clint, Sarah and Quinn. All of their children are married and have kids of their own. Don and Marcia have 17 grandchildren

ranging in age from 16 years to 1 month.

Marcia worked in the PTA during the time their kids were in school. The Petersons are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Marcia has served as Primary president and as the Young Women camp director. Don served as a missionary in the Pacific Northwest Mission. He was the Scoutmaster for many years, and he took the boys to the Uintahs for a week every summer. Don also served in two bishoprics and other callings in his LDS ward.

Don and Marcia have always had horses, and that became their favorite family activity. They would ride every Saturday all year round. Their family

Photo by Glen Ricks Photography Inc.

grand marshals

loves to pack into the Uintahs and the Book Cliffs for a week at a time.

In 1983, Mayor Ken and Colleen McMillan asked Don and Marcia to help bring back a Lindon Days celebration.

They served on Lindon Days committees for the next 15 years. Marcia served on the planning commission for two terms, and Don worked for Lindon City for almost 32 years as the public works director. He retired in April of 2016.

“My daughter was failing 8th grade math. We put her in Mathnasium halfway through the year and now, in 9th grade, she is taking honors and passing with over 100%! She loves math now and is not scared of considering careers that involve math. I am so grateful we found Mathnasium, it has made all the difference!” - Jen C, Lindon

car show

Come check out Lindon Days’ one-of-a-kind Car Show! There will be countless cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. in all different makes and models. Jam out with J.C. Hackett and his Rock-n-Roll radio station and snag some delicious dinner from Rib City Grill. This is a fun, classic event the whole family will enjoy!

Raffle Tickets: $1 each or 6 for $5. Swing by the booth for more information. All proceeds will be donated to Lindon City’s Police Emergency Response Trailer.

Interested in showing off your vehicle this year? Registration is FREE! For more information about the show or how to sign up, contact Kim or Shauna Tomlinson (801) 7855346. Sponsor’s Choice Award Jackets will be presented.

MONDAY, AUGUST 1

4:00-9:00 pm.

Lindon City Park

200 N. State Street

Join Chief Cullimore and the Lindon City Police Department for the 2016 National Night Out Against Crime. National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods a safer, better place to live. Come learn and participate in fun activities that will help educate the whole family about safety and awareness.

Directly following the police department’s presentation Mayor Acerson and Lindon City Council will be providing the community with delicious FREE Ice Cream. Meadow Gold’s ice cream will surely satisfy your sweet tooth. This is a great opportunity to visit and mingle with your local elected officials.

Mingle with Lindon City’s Historical Commission and take a tour of the Harris Pioneer Home. Learn some fun facts about the home and preserved items inside. This is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge of Lindon!

harris pioneer home tour movie in the park

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2

7:30 p.m.

Pioneer Park

150 S. 500 E.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2

Dusk

Kick back and enjoy an evening under the stars with our showing of Kung Fu Panda 3. Bring lawn chairs, blankets and pillows and get cozy for this fun, animated family film.

When Po’s long-lost panda father suddenly reappears, the reunited duo travels to a secret panda paradise to meet scores of hilarious new panda characters. But when the supernatural villain Kai begins to sweep across China defeating all the kung fu masters, Po must do the impossible-learn to train a village full of his fun-loving, clumsy brethren to become the ultimate band of Kung Fu Pandas. PG, 95 mins.

Pioneer Park

150 S. 500 E.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3

6:30 p.m.

Creekside Park

600 W. 100 S.

A favorite Lindon Days event, Huck Finn Fishing will be sure to delight. Come enjoy an oldfashioned evening. Grab your kids, your poles and head down to Creekside Park for a fun evening of fishing. Dress up in “Huck Finn” era costumes and compete to win prizes. Prizes will be distributed to winners in each age group. Don’t forget to snag a free shaved ice from Lani’s Hawaiian Shaved Ice booth at the event!

Age groups: 0-7 and 8-15. Each age group will be fishing in a designated area. Parents must be in attendance and all fish must be taken home.

FISHING SCHEDULE

• 6:30-7:00 p.m. Pole and Bait Fishing

• 7:00-7:10 p.m. Awards

• 7:00-7:30 p.m. Huck Finn Style

cardboard boat regatta

Participate in our 2nd Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta! Participation is free. Pre-registration for this event is highly recommended as we will only be taking the first 100 entries. Express your creativity and build a two man boat or raft solely out of cardboard and duct tape. Entry for spectators is free! We welcome everyone to come be involved at this entertaining event!

2 Categories: Boat or Raft/Paddleboat

4 Divisions: Family (Parent and child up to 12 years old), Kids (8-12 years old), Youth (12-16 years old), Open (16+ years old)

AWARDS

• Fastest Boat/Raft in each Division (down and back in the lap pool)

• Team Spirit Award (team costumes, decoration, & spirit)

• Best Boat Name (must be written or painted on the boat)

• Titanic Award (most dramatic sinking)

• Last Boat Floating (last boat not to sink during the swamping competition)

Registration and boat building rules can be found online

801.492.5810

Office Hours:

Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm

Saturday 10am - 4pm

Sunday CLOSED

free swim day

Come swim at the Lindon Aquatics Center for free. 12:30-2:30 PM LINDON RESIDENTS ONLY (bring proof of residency). 2:30-6:00 PM Residents and Non-Residents welcome. The pool is limited to the maximum occupancy. The “free admission” coupon from this booklet must be presented for entrance into the pool. Coupon is only good for Thursday, August 4th.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4

12:30 - 6:00 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center

60 W. 60 N.

lindon days 2016 FREE ADMISSION

Must present this coupon for FREE Admission.

LINDON CITY AQUATIC CENTER

12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

LINDON RESIDENTS ONLY

Must present proof of residency

2:30 - 6:30 p.m.

NON-RESIDENTS WELCOME

Coupon good for up to 8 people.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4

12:30 - 6 p.m.

Limited to Maximun number of occupancy. Mentioned to avoid disappointment.

60 N. 60 W. - Lindon

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4

3:00 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center

60 W. 60 N.

Sign up for our 4th Annual Lazy River Duck Race when you arrive at the pool for Free Swim Day. We provide the numbered ducks, you provide your name. Participation is free and for all ages. The fastest duck down the slide, through the lazy river and to the finish line will be our Grand Prize winner. The 24 ducks following our champion duck will receive grab bags. Participants must be in attendance to win. Come cheer on the ducks and hope that lady luck is on your side.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4

3:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center

60 W. 60 N.

lazy river duck race

Come dive for some dimes! At this event AmBank and Little Miss Lindon royalty will be tossing handfuls of dimes into our pools for all of our age groups. Test your diving ability and snag some free money for spending or saving. This event will keep you on your toes and is a hoot to watch!

Age Groups: 0-3 (floating toys), 4-6 (dimes & toys), 7-10, & 11-14

flag retirement ceremony

Local Boy Scouts and the public are invited to be a part of the 4th Annual Flag Retirement Ceremony and Military Tribute. The Utah National Guard, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion will be part of this event. Boys Scouts who wish to participate in the ceremony should dress in full uniform and arrive at 5:30 p.m. Congress has authorized flags worn beyond repair to be destroyed by fire in a dignified manner, showing respect and reverence. Any personal flags you may have can be dropped off at the Lindon Community Center for this event for proper retirement.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4

6:00 p.m.

Lindon City Park

200 N. State Street

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open horse show

The Lindon Days Open Horse Show will be held on Thursday, Aug. 4, at the Lindon City Center Park Arena. Entry fee is $3 per event excluding team events, which are $2 per team event entry. Team events include the 4-Man Team Relay Race, the Rescue Race, the Dress Change Race and the Hide Pull Race.

Same-day registration will begin at 9 a.m. for Show #1, with the show beginning at 10 a.m.

Same-day registration will begin at 3 p.m. for Show #2, with the show beginning at 4 p.m. or at the conclusion of Show #1.

Pre-registration can be completed at www.lindoncity.org. For questions, contact Shylee Sweeten at 435-754-5049 or lindonnyrc@ gmail.com.

Events in Show #1 will be as follows

(* indicates classes based on the horse’s age):

1. Weanling Stallions at Halter*

2. Yearling Stallions at Halter*

3. 2-year-old Stallions at Halter*

4. 3-year-old Stallions at Halter*

5. Aged Stallions at Halter (4 years old and older)*

6. Weanling Mares at Halter*

7. Yearling Mares at Halter*

8. 2-year-old Mares at Halter*

9. 3-year-old Mares at Halter*

10. Aged Mares at Halter (4 years old and older)*

11. Weanling Geldings at Halter*

12. Yearling Geldings at Halter*

13. 2-year-old Geldings at Halter*

14. 3-year-old Geldings at Halter*

15. Aged Geldings at Halter (4 years old and older)*

16. Senior Showmanship (18 years old and older)

17. 14-17 Showmanship

18. 9-13 Showmanship

19. 8 years old and younger Showmanship

20. Yearling Longe Line*

21. Green Western Pleasure (4 years old and younger)

22. Senior Western Pleasure (16 years old and older)

23. Youth Western Pleasure (15 years old and younger)

24. Senior Horsemanship (18 years old and older)

25. 14-17 Horsemanship

26. 9-13 Horsemanship

27. 8 years old and younger Horsemanship

28. Gaited-horse Western Pleasure (all ages)

29. English Hunter Under Saddle (all ages)

30. Leadline (all ages)

31. Senior trail (16 years old and older)

32. Youth Trail (15 years old and younger)

33. Senior Reining (16 years old and older)

34. Youth Reining (15 years old and younger)

Events in Show #2 will be as follows:

1. Senior Barrels (16 years old and older)

2. 13-15 Barrels

3. 9-12 Barrels

4. 8 years old and younger Barrels

5. Special Needs Barrels (all ages)

6. Senior Texas Rollback (16 years old and older)

7. 13-15 Texas Rollback

8. 9-12 Texas Rollback

9. 8 years old and younger Texas Rollback

10. Special Needs Texas Rollback (all ages)

11. Senior Poles (16 years old and older)

12. 13-15 Poles

13. 9-12 Poles

14. 8 years old and younger Poles

15. Special Needs Poles (all ages)

16. Senior Single Pole (16 years old and older)

17. 13-15 Single Pole

18. 9-12 Single Pole

19. 8 years old and younger Single Pole

20. Special Needs Single Pole (all ages)

21. Four-Man Team Relay Race (all ages): There will be a set speed pattern, such as barrels, and each contestant will race through the pattern one at a time. The team with the fastest combined time will win.

22. Rescue Race (all ages): One contestant stands a barrel at the end of the arena. The second contestant races down on horseback, circles the barrel, picks up the first contestant and races back across the starting line. Fastest time wins.

23. Dress Change Race (all ages): One contestant stands at the end of the arena. The first contestant is in a dress (dresses will be provided) and races down to the second contestant, gets off and takes the dress off. The second contestant then puts the dress on, mounts and rides back to the starting line. Fastest time wins.

24. Hide Pull Race (all ages): One contestant drags the hide down and around the end barrel where the second contestant gets on the hide. The first contestant then drags the hide and rider back across the starting line. Fastest time wins.

Test your gamer skills in Lindon Days video game tournament. Come conquer Mario’s Super Smash Bros. on the Nintendo Wii. Gamers must be 19 & under. Prizes will be given to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place participants. Show up on time for a great day of gaming!

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5

5:00 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena

lindon days jr. Rodeo

Join us for a night full of laughter and fun for the whole family, no experience needed! The Lindon Days Jr. Rodeo will be held on Friday, Aug. 5, at 5 p.m. at the Lindon City Center Park Arena. Events will include Mutton Bustin’, Calf Riding, Barrel Racing and Steer Riding. The evening’s entertainment will also include the Lindon Nayborhood Youth Riding Club Drill Team, rodeo clowns and free giveaways.

200 N. Main Street

Pre-registration is available at www.lindoncity.org. For questions, contact Shylee Sweeten at 435-754-5049 or lindonnyrc@gmail.com. Pre-rodeo entertainment and same-day registration will begin at 4 p.m. Those registering online must also check in at the arena at 4 p.m. All paid events will require a release form to be signed by a parent during registration.

THE EVENTS AND THEIR ENTRY FEES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

Mutton Bustin’: 60-pound weight limit, $5 per entry.

Calf Riding: 80-pound weight limit, $5 per entry.

Steer Riding: 110-pound weight limit, $5 per entry.

Team Roping: $3 per entry. Consists of a two-member team. On foot, teams will rope a plastic steer pulled behind a four-wheeler. The team with the fastest time wins. Ropes will be provided. At least one member of the team must be under 12 years old.

Old Timer Barrel Racing: $2 per entry. Parents only. A four-wheeler will be provided for each contestant (no personal machines allowed). Contestants will complete the barrel pattern; fastest time wins. DOT-approved helmets are required.

Chicken Chase: For children 12 years old and younger. $2 per contestant.

Ribbon Chase: For children 15 years old and younger. Free to enter.

Mayor’s Candy Scramble: For children 12 years old and younger. Free to enter.

Boot Race: All ages welcome. Free to enter. Awards for all age groups.

mayor’s candy scramble

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5

5:00 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena

200 N. Main Street

During the Family Arena Events, send your kiddos out to scramble for candy! They’ll search through sawdust for treats. Large candy bars will be hidden in the mix as well. Who doesn’t love free candy?

Age groups 0-4, 5-7 & 8-12.

Left to Right-- Queen 2nd Attendant: Jaycee Carter, Queen: Shawnee Harward, Queen 1st Attendant: Elizabeth Barney, Princess 1st Attendant: Emma Rose Mulder, Princess 2nd Attendant: Maren Barney, Princess: Harlee Stokes

family fun run & 5k

Sign your family up for our Lindon Days 5K or 1 Mile Fun Run. Registration is available online at www. activityreg.com until August 1st. Both the 5K and 1 Mile runs will start and finish at the Lindon Community Center. Race packet pick up will be Friday, August 5th from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Lindon Community Center. Late registration and late pick up will be the day of the race between 6:00-6:30 a.m. at the Community Center parking lot. For more information on these events please contact Valarie Diehl at (801) 785-3540.

5K Fee: $20

1 Mile: Free ($7 for T-shirt)

flag raising ceremony

Show your patriotism by joining Lindon City Police Department for an early morning flag raising ceremony. There will be a short program presented. For those with a growing appetite, stick around afterwards for our Mayor’s Breakfast.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 6

7:00 a.m.

Lindon Community Center 25 N. Main Street

SATURDAY, AUGUST 6

7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Lindon Community Center

25 N. Main Street

Join Mayor Acerson and the Lindon City Council while they cook their traditional breakfast for the community. Come fill your plate with pancakes, eggs and all the fixings. Meal tickets can be pre-purchased online at www.activityreg.org. Just bring your receipt and you’ll be squared away. Tickets can also be purchased at the door. Come eat and have a great time with your elected officials and fellow Lindon residents.

Prices: $5 adults, $2 kids, or $15 for a family of 5

mayor’s breakfast

grand parade

Red, White & Blue is the theme for the 2016 Lindon Days Grand Parade. The public is encouraged to attend and welcome bands, floats, animals, performing groups and local businesses as they parade down Lindon’s Center Street. The parade route is as follows: Center Street from 900 E. to 60 N. and Main Street.

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This event cannot be missed! Bring the whole family to our Family Fair and Food Truck Round-Up. All games, crafts and activities are FREE! That’s right, FREE! Bring a white shirt to tie-dye or purchase one at the booth. Try to dunk our city staff and elected officials at our dunk tank. Create and design your own rocket and launch it! We’ll have a rock wall, DIY projects with Home Depot, trackless train, bounce houses galore and so much more! Come have a fun filled afternoon. Don’t forget to swing by the food trucks when you get hungry!

Come, bring the kids and enjoy a lesson on reptiles. Scales & Tails of Utah will be presenting a educational reptile show before the concert and fireworks on Saturday, August 6. The kids are sure to have a fantastic time learning about lizards, snakes and many other animals.

Concert and fireworks

Party band The Salamanders will provide a performance of their energetic music on Saturday, Aug. 6, at 8:30 p.m. in Pheasant Brook Park, 800 W. 400 North.

Start with a rhythm section made up of world-class studio musicians boasting resumes that would rival any party band on the planet. They have worked with major music labels, motion picture companies and television studios and have toured with household names. They have played all over the nation for some of the world’s largest corporations and have backed artists like Collin Raye and Kenny Loggins.

Now add two superstar caliber vocalists with true genre-jumping ability. This married couple wastes no time on watered-down, “that will do” cover version vocals. They bring an authenticallycharged, intensely energetic performance with the rare and unique ability to smoothly transition from one song and style to the next, making each one hit harder than the last. They are a highly talented team that will settle for nothing less than perfection.

Together, they make up The Salamanders, a dream team of sorts that has the ability to boldly rock any genre of music with an in-your-face intensity and energy that will not stop. They provide an experience both captivating and extraordinary. With the unmatched combined look, sound and energy of the front line and the truly exceptional quality of the music offered by the rhythm section, there is no other that compares. They are the standard of excellence in the party band industry.

lindon city youth sports registration dates

Sign your kiddos up for Lindon Parks and Recreation’s youth sport leagues this year. Take a peek at our sign up dates and mark them on your calendar. Avoid late fees and guarantee your child’s participation.

SPORT REGISTRATION SEASON

Indoor Soccer Sept. 5th - Oct. 10th Nov.-Dec.

Basketball Oct. 3rd - Nov. 14th Jan.- Feb.

Lindon Baseball Jan. 9th - Mar. 13th April-June

Spring Soccer Feb. 6th - Mar. 20th May-June

Peewee Baseball Mar. 6th - Apr. 17th June-July

Online registration is available at www.acitivityreg.org, or sign-up in person at the Lindon Community Center. For more details on all of Lindon’s programs, visit Lindon City’s website www.lindoncity.org under youth sports.

•Kim & Shauna Tomlinson

•Lewis Cox Family

•Shylee Sweeten

•Chad & Angie Hendrickson

•Community Center Advisory Board

•Eric & Tracy Whitehead

•Remington Omdahl

•Ted & Erlene Lott

•Mark Spongberg

LINDON CITY DAYS STAFF

Back row: Jake Woodcox, Jacob Boone, Wade Webb, Heath Bateman, Traci Stone

Front Row: Hannah Silvey, Cyndi Hall, Judy Harper

Lindon city family events

Hallow’s Eve Party

Bring your family to Lindon City’s Fifth Annual Hallows’ Eve Party! There will be lots of FREE fun! We’ll have a handful of Halloween carnival games, crafts, prizes and activities! Like a little scare? Come give our spook alley a try!

When: Friday, October 28th

Where: The Lindon Community Center (25 N Main Street, Lindon)

Time: 5:30 p.m.

Games & Spook Alley: 5:30-6:45 p.m.

Costume Contest: 6:45–7:00 p.m.

Movie in the Dark: 7:00 pm “It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!” Special visit from, “The Great Pumpkin” (flashlight candy search)

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

Come welcome the Christmas Holiday with Lindon City! A short program will take place prior to the lighting of the tree. Bring the whole family for hot chocolate, candy canes and a visit with Santa Claus!!

When: Monday, December 5th

Where: The Lindon Community Center (25 N Main Street, Lindon)

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Music for the evening will be provided by local elementary schools!

Lindon City Easter Egg Hunt

You don’t want to miss out on Lindon City’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt. We’ll have over 4500+ eggs! Come down to the park and arrive early! The hunt lasts 30 seconds! One grand prize winner will be named for each age group (2 & under, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12). Other mini prize coupons will be hidden in eggs as well!

When: Saturday, April 15th

Where: Pheasant Brook Park (400 N 800 W, Lindon)

Time: 9:00 a.m. SHARP

Parents are only allowed to help in the first age bracket.