The weekend festivities include regional bands, artists, and a screening of short films. All of the attractions are held on Broadway (perpendicular to Main Street), and there will be one main performance stage, two indoor art galleries, and an outdoor theater. The festival is not only about celebrating music in a beautiful setting on the best weekend in Green River (Melon Days!), but also about raising money to sustain our non-profit organization.
Email maria@projectgreenriver.org or call 435/564.3330 for more information on how to get involved, sponsor, or attend the festival.
Providing affordable housing resources and instigating sustainable business development, the Epicenter works with the community to help employ those who need assistance. The Epicenter is comprised of citizen architects and designers ready to serve others and use their talents as a way to make real changes with real effects.
The Epicenter works closely with the City of Green River, Habitat for Humanity of Castle Country, the United States Department of Agriculture of Utah: Rural Development, the Rural Community Assistance Corporation, the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development, Emery County Economic Development, B.E.A.R., and the Utah Department of Work Force Services.
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