THE FOLLOWING EVENTS ARE SCHEDULED AT THE ST. GEORGE TABERNACLE FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 2026. ALL EVENTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC. BEGINNING THE LAST WEEK OF OCTOBER, RECORDINGS OF EVENTS CAN ALSO BE HEARD BY DIALING 435-677-6230 AND PRESSING #3
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 – 12 NOON “LEGACY LECTURE SERIES” Charles A. Castleberry, author of “The Declaration’s Forgotten Liberties,” is a historical interpreter who portrays Thomas Jefferson and George Mason. Drawing on years of research into the founding era, he invites audiences to examine the documents, decisions, and people behind American independence. Join us at the St. George Tabernacle at noon on November 2 for a fresh look at the making of the Declaration of Independence. Through Jefferson’s earlier writings, surviving drafts, and new research, Castleberry traces how the Declaration took shape and reveals details easily missed in the familiar story.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 – 7:00 P.M. “ST. GEORGE INTERFAITH CHOIR” The St. George Interfaith Choir, under the direction of conductor Joe Brooks, is composed of individuals from more than 10 different faith communities and churches throughout the greater St. George area. Founded in 2008, the choir provides quality choral music that uplifts, inspires, enlightens, and unites the community. Joining the St. George Interfaith Choir tonight is the newly formed choir called St. George Voices. This choir is geared specifically towards young adults ages 18 to 30 and performs a variety of genres of music and considers itself “genre curious.” The choir, directed by Linda Heikkila and Rachel Mohlman, experiences the joy of ensemble singing, collaboration, and community.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 – 7:00 P.M. “A VOICE FOR GOOD” Welcome to the St. George Tabernacle for an evening of music and gratitude, presented by A Voice for Good. Our choir and orchestra, founded in 2017 and now in our second season in St. George, are united in a mission to bless our community and draw ourselves and others closer to Jesus Christ through music. Tonight, we invite you to reflect on the blessings in your life and join us in expressing gratitude to the Giver of every good gift.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 – 7:00 P.M. “SNOW CANYON MIDDLE SCHOOL CHOIR” This Veterans Day, we honor and thank all who have served and continue to serve in the United States Military, along with our First Responders: police officers, sheriff’s deputies, corrections officers, firefighters, dispatchers, EMS, doctors, and nurses. THANK YOU, and thank you to the families who stand beside you and sacrifice alongside you. The Snow Canyon Middle School Choir invites you to an evening of music and tribute in your honor. Please join us in gratitude, song, and celebration. It is our privilege to honor you!
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 – 7:00 P.M. “CHRISTIAN ERICKSON” Swing into the Holidays with local jazz and blues singer Christian Erickson at the Historic St. George Tabernacle, for a little jazz & blues plus a few holiday tunes to get you in the holiday spirit before all the hustle and bustle begins. If you like Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole and other greats, you won’t want to miss hearing this velvet-voiced crooner.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 – 7:00 P.M. “BAR G WRANGLERS” have performed at Ebenezer’s Barn and Grill near Bryce Canyon, every night from late April to mid-October for 9 years. The group was retired in 2018 but still does occasional Christmas concerts (free to the public) and shows for veterans. Known for their true western harmony and family-friendly shows. The group consists of former members of Bar J Wranglers in Jackson Hole, Flying W Wranglers in Colorado Springs, and the founder of the Virgin River Band in Utah and the founder of Wind Rider in Utah.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 – 7:00 P.M. “WHY I BELIEVE” The Utah St. George Mission presents keynote speaker Sister Jennie Taylor, wife of Major Brent Taylor, who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2018 while serving in the Utah Army National Guard on leave as mayor of North Ogden. She is a co-host of the Relentlessly Resilient podcast and a mother of seven. Music by Tami Creamer.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 – 7:00 P.M. “THE HURDMAN’S BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER” An evening of Music, Family, and Christmas Wonder! A heartwarming blend of Christmas carols, sacred music and contemporary favorites, with opportunities to sing along and rediscover the joy and meaning of the season.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 – 7:00 P.M. “COLOR COUNTRY CHORUS” Celebrate the season in four-part harmony with the Color Country Chorus! Joined by the quartet Tonal Eclipse, the chorus will perform cherished Christmas songs the barbershop way: no instruments, just voices. Come join us for a musical journey and discover the secret of Christmas.
If you wish to schedule an event in the St George Tabernacle, please dial 435-677-6230 and press #4 to be put in touch with the scheduler
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Kind regards,
Brian & Mandy Tenney
St. George Region Communication Council
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Media Relations
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435-467-2103
@UpliftSouthernUtah
