Old Capitol Festivals

Festivals in Fillmore, Utah

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Celebrating the heritage of the Utah Territory

Put the 2026 Festival on your calendar, September 11-12, 2026!


Old Capitol Arts and Living History Festival

Territorial Statehouse Park | Fillmore, Utah

2026 Old Capitol Festivals Schedule

Friday, September 11, 2026
10:00 - The Pa’ina Project (Food Court Stage)
11:15 - Welcome (Main Stage)
12:00 - Dylan Gavin (Main Stage)
12:30 - Lance Nielson Magic (Food Court Stage)
1:45 - Craig Mecham (Main Stage)
2:00 - Brenn Hill (Food Court Stage)
3:30 - Long Wing, Inc. (Main Stage)
4:30 - Sylvie Butterfield (Food Court Stage)
5:15 - Bear River Ramblers (Main Stage)
6:00 - Pistol Rock (Food Court Stage)
Saturday, September 12, 2026
10:00 - BeatDiggers (Food Court Stage)
10:15 - Bear River Ramblers  (Main Stage)
12:00 - Frank Bright (Main Stage)
12:30 - Little Cottonwood (Food Court Stage)
1:45 - Rocky Mountain Rangers (Main Stage)
2:00 - Sean’s Garage (Food Court Stage)
3:30 - Long Wing, Inc. (Main Stage)
4:30 - BeatDiggers (Food Court Stage)
5:15 - Bear River Ramblers (Main Stage)
6:00 - Pistol Rock (Food Court Stage)

Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum

Open Monday through Saturday year-round from 9am-5pm, $2 per person

The Territorial Statehouse in Fillmore, Utah, was originally built as Utah's state capitol. It now serves as a museum and offers historic and cultural displays. The museum bookstore offers a wide collection of publications ranging from cookbooks to Utah history. The grounds surrounding the Territorial Statehouse include a garden and picnic area, but there is no camping.



Territorial Statehouse in Fillmore, Utah


The One Voice Children's Choir produced a music video of the original song "I'm Still Here" that showcases the Territorial Statehouse and the importance of telling stories about our history.



Our dedicated volunteers make these festivals possible. We are always looking for individuals who want to volunteer their time and talents to help us make these events thrive.