9 am - 11 am: The Helper's Mining & Railroad Museum is hosting Brenda Deeter's famous biscuit and gravy breakfast fundraiser in the museum courtyard. The breakfast will be $6 for museum members and $8 for non-members. All proceeds will go to the museum.

Event Details: the Helper's Mining & Railroad Museum is located at 296 S Main Street in Helper

10 am-11 am: Enjoy a guided tour of the Helper's Mining & Railroad Museum exploring the exhibits highlighting Helper’s first homesteader, how the discovery of coal created the railroad which gave birth to Helper and the history of the many coal camp towns that surround the area. *This event is limited to 25 participants, if you want to ensure a spot on the tour, pre-register for this event using the link on the left.

Event Details: the Helper's Mining & Railroad Museum is located at 296 S Main Street in Helper

11 am- 12 pm: Explore the abandoned town of Kenilworth with historian Ron Watt and experience the stories of the boom and bust industry and what life was like in a thriving coal town.

Event Details: Meet up at the Helper's Mining & Railroad Museum at 296 S Main Street in Helper. We will caravan out to Kenilworth from there.

2 pm- 3 pm: The story of Matt Warner ‘the Friendly Outlaw’ at the Clampers Club. *This event is limited to 25 participants, if you want to ensure a spot on the tour, pre-register for this event using the link on the left.

Event Details: The Clampers Club is at 262 S Main Street, meet outside the club entrance for this event

6 pm - 9 pm: Join us on Helper Main Street for gallery tours. At the Kanyusik Art Building, there will be a one night only photography exhibit titles 'Nothing Set in Stone' featuring photography of local ghost town remnants. There will be live music from 8-9 as well.

Event Details: The Kanyusik Art Building is a 182 S Main St in Helper

8:30: Join us for a Dark Sky Viewing Event! For those interested, meet at the museum and caravan up Cemetery road where we will have telescopes and local star party hosts.

Event Details: meet in front of the Helper's Mining & Railroad Museum at 296 S Main Street in Helper

Bring your curiosity, family, and friends to the best public archaeology event in Utah! Stop at designated archaeological sites along the driving tour route at your own pace, where you can meet archaeologists who will answer questions, participate in educational, fun activities, and share in the canyon's history!

Led by the USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum in Price, Utah. This is a day devoted to deep time. Join us at the Prehistoric Museum where staff will be in and amongst the exhibits answering questions and talking about what Utah was like during the Mesozoic - also known as the age of dinosaurs! From there swing by the observation lab to see volunteers working on fossils - and learn about how we safely excavate and preserve all the different types of fossils that come out of the hills in and around Carbon County.

In tandem with the events at the Prehistoric Museum, the staff at Jurassic National Monument will be welcoming visitors to the quarry and leading walks around the monument.