U Days

U-DAYS 2025

Join the U-Days Committee as a Volunteer!

The U-Days committee is currently seeking new volunteers to help make our celebration even more special! A key aspect of U-Days is the wonderful tradition of community members coming together to share their time and talents. This event wouldn't be possible without the generous contributions of local volunteers who ensure its success. If you’re interested in getting involved and making a difference, we would love to have you on board! Thank you for considering joining us in this exciting community celebration!

If you are interested in volunteering please contact City Council Member, m.roberts [at] uintahcity.com (Michelle Roberts) 801-388-0810

or Liz Minster U-Day Chair at 801-458-5302.

2025 Salmon Bake

Goals

1. Celebrate our annual U-Day to honor our city’s history, beauty, and culture.

2. Have a community event and celebration that provides opportunities for positive social interaction for all residents.

3. Attract people to the community event with interesting activities.

4. Plan the events:

A. Chair and Co-Chair to take part in the planning of individual events and activities.

B. Solicit more volunteers.

C. Review budget and extent of program.

Donations

The U-Days Committee greatly appreciates your support for the Uintah Days celebration! We rely on donations and sponsorships to make our events successful and possible. We welcome cash donations, as well as monetary prize items. As a small community with a limited tax base, your contribution makes a significant impact. Donations may be tax deductible—just request a tax receipt. We’ll also recognize commercial business donors on our events banner.

If you're interested in donating, please contact Uintah City Hall at 801-479-4130.

Thank you for your support!

The Salmon Bake

The Uintah City Salmon Bake is a beloved annual event that brings the community together for a day of delicious food, fun, and celebration. Typically held in June, this event features freshly prepared salmon grilled to perfection, often accompanied by a variety of sides and dessert.

Local families and friends gather in the park, enjoying live music. The atmosphere is lively, with laughter and conversation filling the air as everyone connects over good food and shared experiences.

The salmon bake is not just about the food; it also highlights Uintah’s commitment to community spirit. It's a chance for residents to celebrate their town, enjoy the great outdoors.

Whether you're a longtime resident or a visitor, the Uintah City Salmon Bake is a must-visit event that embodies the warmth and hospitality of this charming community.

In 1994 the U was lit with oil lanterns for the last time. See the photos.

In 1970 U-Days was reported in the Ogden newspaper. See the article.

Thanks to Leora Dye!