Get ready for one of Lehi’s most beloved traditions — a week-long celebration packed with rodeos, parades, concerts, BBQs, family fun, and small-town spirit! From June 23 to 28, the community comes alive with events for all ages, whether you’re cheering at the PRCA Rodeo, dancing under the stars at Wines Park, or savoring slow-smoked BBQ.
With the 2025 theme “Adventure Awaits!”, this year’s Round-Up Week invites you to create unforgettable memories, embrace local pride, and enjoy the best of Lehi. So grab your boots, bring the whole family, and join us for a week of excitement, tradition, and community!
Historic Photos
Stories of our city
Lehi’s buildings are more than just brick, wood and glass. They are a snapshot of life with the rich history of the people that once lived here and the people who started this great city if Lehi. Explore the historic Lehi city with old Lehi photos and stories.
Uncover Lehi City's Fascinating Past
Orrin Porter Rockwell
Porter Rockwell, known as the "Destroying Angel of Mormondom," was a larger-than-life figure of the American West—bodyguard to Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, U.S. Deputy Marshal, and legend in his own time. With a wild mane of hair and a reputation for fearlessness, Rockwell once survived an assassination attempt that left his arm shattered, yet he rode hundreds of miles to deliver justice or defend the Saints. Folklore surrounds him: he’s said to have never cut his hair after Joseph Smith promised he'd be protected if he didn’t—and he died with it long and intact. A lawman with the grit of a gunslinger and the loyalty of a saint, Rockwell blurred the line between myth and man.
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Now and then collection
We hope you enjoy what lehi looked like many years ago and what it looks like now.