Tanner Amphitheatre at Zion National Park

The O.C. Tanner Amphitheatre is a 2000 seat open-air amphitheatre, encompassed by the breath-taking red sandstone cliffs of Zion National Park. Throughout the summer, some of the best regional and national musical acts can be enjoyed in the casual atmosphere of Tanner Amphitheatre. Located in Springdale, the summer concert series is truly "can't-miss" entertainment.

The live music performed at Tanner Amphitheatre is truly eclectic. Genres include classical symphonies, blues, country, rock, folk, a cappella, and bluegrass. Be sure to check the event schedule for pre-concert activities, which might include a chuck wagon feast or guest lecture from park experts. The "Twilight Concert Series" (as the summer performances are known) runs from May through August.

Tickets are available at the door or by calling (435)652-7994. Discounts are given for children under age eighteen. Seats are first-come, first serve. Since only 900 have backs and arms, it is a good idea to come early. You can even bring a picnic and enjoy the spectacular sunset.

To get to Tanner Amphitheatre from St. George, take the Hurricane exit #16 off I-15. From Cedar City take the Toquerville exit #27 off I-15. The amphitheatre sits on Lion Ave. in Springdale.