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JOIN US FOR Lehi family week 2025
Fifteen years ago I sat in a city council meeting and listened as the mayor read his “Family Week Proclamation.” I was surprised, but mostly impressed. To hear a mayor proclaim the celebration of the family in a city meeting typically filled with budgetary debate, code discussion and legislative jargon seemed unordinary. I quickly realized that this discussion was about our heritage, our strength and our culture.
In the mid 1800’s, pioneer families were forming settlements in our area. Life was difficult because everything needed to be established. These were family groups that depended on each other for their survival and progress. Through their combined effort they found success and in 1852, the area formally known as Sulphur Springs, Dry Creek, and Evansville was incorporated as Lehi City. Family heritage remains strong and it is always easy to find someone willing to tell you about their ties to those early pioneers. One thing will always remain clear, we would not have become the community we are today without families who understood the strength and importance of that relationship.
It is my hope that everyone will find an interest in our “Lehi Family Week.” Let’s celebrate together this important event. It does not matter if you have ties to the original founders, have just found your way here as a new resident or if you are a family of one, there is something here for you. We welcome you and are excited to have your participation. You are now our current “Pioneers.” Please help in shaping what our future will be!
As I sat in that council meeting in 2003, I never would have anticipated that I would have the opportunity to read and sign a new proclamation regarding our Family Week of 2019. It was an honor and I hope you look forward to this event as a great opportunity as well.
Respectfully
Mark Johnson, Lehi City Mayor
Lehi Family Week is all about creating simple, meaningful moments with the people who matter most — and giving families in our community chances to spend time together, serve together, and celebrate together. Each day offers a different way to participate, with something for every age group.
Family Week Schedule
MONDAY — Mini Golf at the Legacy Center (4–6 PM)
Start the week off with something fun and easy. Bring your family to the Legacy Center mini golf course for a relaxed, come-and-go evening of putting and playing together.
TUESDAY — Community Blanket Drive (4–6 PM, Broadbent Room)
Help us share warmth with families in need this season. Drop off new or gently used blankets at the Broadbent Room between 4–6 p.m. The Lehi Youth Council will be onsite collecting donations.
WEDNESDAY — Half-Price Swim Day (9 AM–8:50 PM)
Make a mid-week memory at the Legacy Center pool. Enjoy half-price swim admission all day long as part of Family Week.
THURSDAY — Thanksgiving
A day to pause, gather, and enjoy time with those you love.
FRIDAY — (No Scheduled Event — Shop Local Encouraged)
While no formal Family Week activity is scheduled, this is a great day to support local businesses as you spend time together.
SATURDAY — Virtual Citywide Scavenger Hunt (8 AM–10 PM)
End the week with an adventure you can do from anywhere in town using the Goosechase app. Complete missions, take photos, earn points, and be entered for prizes.