We are excited to offer our monthly Back in Time children’s activity via Facebook live on Tuesday, April 21 at 1:00 pm! Join us for “First to Vote!”, to learn about historic Utah women and ratification stars. Print the instruction sheet above so you can make your own ratification star! Read more…
Did you know that Hyrum City was founded 160 years ago in 1860? On the city’s fiftieth anniversary in 1910, residents enjoyed a grand celebration on the City Square in early July. Automobiles were brand-new to the community and horses and cars often found traveling the same road incompatible. That Read more…
Bring your sweetheart to the valley’s best big band music event all year at Jazz Nights at Elite Hall on February 13th, 14th, & 15th! The Elite Hall is thrilled to host the USU jazz orchestra and ensemble for three evenings of incredible big band music and dancing. Dances start Read more…
Come learn about the first people who lived in our beautiful valley!. We will be discussing Shoshone Celebrations, doing a project and having a treat!
Be a part of the restoration effort! Donate to the cause and make it onto the Donor Wall! For more information about donating, the restoration plans, phases, and process, go to elitehall.org.
Did you know that Utah women were at the forefront of the national suffrage movement including being the VERY FIRST women to vote in the United States? 2020 marks three significant women’s rights anniversaries. First, it’s the 150th anniversary of the first American women to vote under an equal suffrage Read more…
Come join us for Back in Time as we make leprechaun catchers and hunt for leprechaun gold with historical clues in the museum!
Come in your costume to our next Back in Time event on October 24, 25, & 26 to Trick-Or-Treat through the museum! For a full list of our Back in Time activities, visit our activities page or click here.
All children who earn at least nine stamps in their Passport to Summer Fun are invited to our Pizza Party on Thursday, August 10th from 12:30–1:30 pm at the museum! Visit, call, or email the museum with any questions!