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The longest day of the year arrives on Thursday, June 21. Celebrate it and the changing of the seasons with these events in Northern Utah

The stories of many of Utah’s black residents began at Ogden’s Union Station. So, it’s only fitting that this year’s big Juneteenth celebration will be held at the former railroad station.

Plenty of plays premier this weekend at Northern Utah community theaters and “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” continues in Centerville. 

Festival-goers can sample from among more than 25 local artisan brews.

Summer activities continue with car shows, film screenings, city celebrations and more. 

“This is not a good-faith gesture on their part. It’s just giving us a sliver of a bone, showing us a movie everybody’s seen already,” retired film instructor Ed Spangler says.

Plenty of live music in Nothern Utah with a variety of summer concert series, along with festivals, workshops and more fun. 

Local theaters return with a variety of shows, including “Alice in Wonderland Jr.” in Layton, “Camelot” in Perry. 

What used to be the Heritage Arts Festival is now the Brigham City Arts Festival.

A visual treat from start to finish, with huge LED light walls, band members riding unicorns or running across the top of the crowd in a giant hamster ball, armies of people dressed like Teletubbies, laser light shows, confetti, and much, much more.