"Tuacahn" comes from a Mayan word meaning "Canyon of the Gods." Built in the shadow of 1500-foot spectacular red rock cliffs, the Tuacahn Amphitheatre and Center for the Arts was created to awaken the nobility of the human soul and transmit light and hope to people everywhere through the arts and education. 

The Tuacahn Theatre brings "Broadway in the Desert" to southern Utah! Throughout the warm months, this theatre company features Utah's finest actors (new and seasoned), in some of Broadway's greatest productions! The intimate, outdoor theatre is always enhanced by the brilliant, natural redrock backdrop. A night out at Tuacahn is a night not soon forgotten! Click for this year's production schedule.

SHAC Swimming Pool Information

1144 N. Lava Flow Dr.
St. George, UT 84770
(435) 627-4585

The Sand Hollow Aquatic Center lies in St. George property but is bordered by the City of Santa Clara and the Town of Ivins. These cities and the Washington County School District each contributed funds to help construct the center. The center itself is owned and operated by the City of St. George and is open to the general public. The facility includes a 25m by 25 yd competition and diving pool and a 5,800 s.f. leisure pool. The leisure pool has a zero depth entry area, interactive children's water fun toys, a water walk and water slides. Various sprays and moving water provide the ultimate aquatic experience for the entire family.

For more information on swim times, classes, or reservations, call or visit their website HERE.

Among Utah's most scenic state parks, Snow Canyon offers an abundance of opportunities for photography and hiking. The park is surrounded by rock cliffs and walls of Navajo sandstone in every shade of red imaginable, layered with white and black from ancient lava flows. Hike the trails and discover shifting sand dunes, mysterious lava caves, colorful desert plants, and a variety of rock formations. You'll also encounter an attractive cactus garden, whose plants are described in a brochure, and several ancient petroglyphs (ask park rangers for directions). By the way, don't come here looking for snow -- the canyon was named for pioneers Lorenzo and Erastus Snow, who reportedly discovered it.

The mission of the Santa Clara River Reserve is to preserve the cultural heritage, open space, recreational opportunities, and resource values of the Santa Clara River Reserve for our communities through a Recreation and Open Space Management Plan that provides for resource protection, interpretive education, traditional use, and planned recreation.