The full Utah Valley calendar of events is on L4, but here are three local events you should check out this week:

1. 2026 Utah Valley Marathon

Downtown Provo, June 6, 6 a.m.

It’s time to put all that training to the test or just support those who have been working hard to prepare for the 26.2-mile endurance challenge. It’s marathon time in Provo and the event website says: “This Utah Marathon is Known for its fast times and stunning scenery. The Utah Valley Marathon is a fast Boston Marathon qualifying race without a time penalty. Runners descend 1444 feet just barely below the 1500 feet cutoff that the Boston Marathon allows without a time penalty. The course begins in Wallsburg, Utah, descending into Provo Canyon and showcasing the diverse landscapes of Utah County. Marathon runners will follow the Provo River along scenic canyon roads, taking in spectacular views of Bridal Veil Falls, the mountains, and the city before finishing in historic downtown Provo at the Utah County Courthouse park.”

For more information, go to utahvalleymarathon.com.

2. 2026 Springville Art City Days

Jacob Nielson, Daily Herald

Various locations, Springville, June 6-13, 7 a.m.-midnight

Summer festival season kicks off with a number of events, including city celebrations in Springville, Vineyard and Cedar Hills. Art City Days features a week of activities and performances throughout Springville, including classics like the hot air balloon fest and the duck tape regatta. The city website says: “Art City Days is Springville’s annual summer celebration. It starts on the first Saturday of each June and runs through the first full week of June. It’s known for its great carnivals, parades, balloon festival, entertainment, foods, and numerous activities for the whole family. Advanced entry or registration is required to participate in some events. Come celebrate with us!”

For more information, go to springvilleutah.gov.

3. Utah Antique Machinery Association Test, Tune and Tractor Pull

Salem Wahoo Arena, June 6, all day

Go back in time in Salem and remember times when machinery was much different than it is today. The organization website says: “The Utah Antique Machinery Association is thrilled to announce another spectacular year for our members and enthusiasts alike! Get ready for a calendar packed with picnics, vibrant parades, heart-pounding antique tractor pulls, and invaluable up-close-and-personal time with these magnificent machines. This year, we’re celebrating the enduring spirit of antique machinery, and we invite everyone – members, visitors, and new friends – to join in the fun. Old tractors are fun!”

Daily Herald file photo

For more information, go to uamaclub.org.