American Fork Steel Days Vendor Market

About the event

Whether you're a longtime resident or experiencing Steel Days for the first time, this guide will help you plan a week filled with fun, connection, and community spirit. 2026 marks the 86th year since the first Steel Days celebration in 1945! For over 150 years the city of American Fork has gathered together to celebrate its history, achievements, business community, and residents. This annual celebration is now known as Steel Days, but throughout the years the festivities have also been called Timber Day, Liberty Day, and Poultry Day. Timber Day was an all-day picnic with music, entertainment, and games. It began around 1865 and was held in a grove of trees known as “The Timbers.” Families brought food prepared especially for the occasion, laid it out, and shared it with others. There were activities for young and old, with a horseshoe competition, foot races, and ball games. Timber...

Venue

Mary and Art Dye Park

Mary and Art Dye Park, American Fork, UT

Good fit for

music

On-site amenities

family friendly