Peach Days is held each September in downtown Brigham City. In 2026 it ran Sept. 11–12. 2027 dates will be posted by the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce.

How long has Peach Days been going?

Since 1904, when the Box Elder Commercial Club started it to celebrate the peach harvest.

What time is the parade?

The parade is Saturday at 10 a.m. on Main Street.

Does it cost anything to attend?

Walking the festival, the car show and the Main Street concerts are free. Food, vendors and carnival rides cost extra.

Downtown driving is difficult during the festival, so use the shuttles if they’re running, or park a few blocks off Main Street and walk in.

Peach Days

Brigham City’s Harvest Festival Since 1904

Every September, downtown Brigham City celebrates the peach harvest the way it has since 1904: a Saturday morning parade, a classic car show, hundreds of vendors, live music on Main Street and plenty of peach shakes, peach cobbler and fresh fruit from the orchards along Utah’s Fruit Way.

The 2026 festival ran September 11–12. 2027 dates will be announced by the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce. Visit the official Peach Days site.

Quick Facts

When

September (2026: Sept. 11–12)

Location

Main Street, downtown Brigham City

Since

1904

Parade

Saturday, 10 a.m.

Highlights

Parade, car show, vendors, concerts, carnival

Organizer

Box Elder Chamber of Commerce

A Town Built on Peaches

The Box Elder Commercial Club started Peach Days in 1904 to celebrate the harvest and show off the area’s Early Elberta peaches. More than a century later, it’s Brigham City’s biggest festival and the thing the town is best known for.

The Peach Queen, chosen each year in a scholarship pageant, rides in the Saturday parade, and the whole downtown turns into a two-day street fair.

Official Peach Days Site

What to Expect at Peach Days

The Parade

Saturday · 10 a.m.

The main event. Floats, bands and the Peach Queen roll down Main Street. Claim your spot on the curb early.

Classic Car Show

Saturday

A wide mix of classic cars lines the downtown streets, and it’s free for spectators.

200+ Vendors

Friday & Saturday

Crafts, gifts and local makers fill Main Street and the side streets.

Peach Everything

All weekend

Two food courts and food trucks serve peach shakes, peach cobbler and more, along with burgers, Navajo tacos and other festival favorites.

Live Music

Friday & Saturday nights

Free concerts on the Main Street Stage close out each evening.

Carnival

All weekend

Rides and games for kids keep the energy going between events.

Festival Weekend

Friday

Vendors & Music

Vendors, food and the carnival open on Friday, with an evening concert on the Main Street Stage.

Saturday Morning

Parade & Car Show

The parade starts at 10 a.m., followed by the classic car show downtown.

Saturday Night

Headline Concert

Finish the weekend with a free concert on Main Street.

Make a Day of It

Drive Utah’s Fruit Way

U.S. Highway 89 between Brigham City and Willard

Peach Days lands right in the middle of harvest season. Take the scenic route along Utah’s Fruit Way and stop at the roadside fruit stands for peaches, apples and pears picked that week.

Explore Utah’s Fruit Way

Before You Go

Take the Shuttle

Downtown is hard to drive during Peach Days, especially on Saturday. Use the festival shuttles if they’re offered.

Get There Early

Curbside spots for the 10 a.m. parade fill up fast. Bring chairs and arrive early.