Lehi Round-Up Rodeo
(1937-Present)
The last full week of June, Lehi buzzes with the excitement of friendly competition, art, music, good food and community. During Lehi Round-Up Week, people fill the streets to cheer on the Stock Parade, Miniature Float Parade and the Grand Parade. They attend concerts, art shows, a pancake breakfast and so much more. At the center of all these celebrations is the Lehi Round-Up Rodeo.
From the late 1930s up to this writing, in 2024, the rodeo has consisted of three nights of entertainment with a fourth night, Wednesday, being added in 2024 to accommodate more spectators. Thursday has typically been a family night with discounted rates. Recently, Saturday nights have been designated, “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” nights in support of breast cancer. Along with the rodeo, a stock parade on Thursday winds its way from Wines Park to the rodeo grounds. Anyone with a horse is invited to participate while community members gather along the parade route to support family and friends. For years, the rodeo has ended with a community “dirt dance.”
At the rodeo, spectators line up for Lehi’s famous, and affordable, “Rodeo Burger” with its delicious secret sauce. Concessions are prepared by volunteers, mostly gathered and organized through congregations of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This volunteer spirit allows all proceeds from the rodeo to be invested back into the community.
Lehi Round-Up Week has been the highlight of summers in Lehi for decades. Of course, the history of the rodeo grounds, the rodeo and Lehi community celebrations is much older than the Round-Up itself.
Lehi Round-Up Rodeo Marker Unveiling
June 22, 2024
The Lehi Round-Up Rodeo Historical Marker was the first of 36 large historical markers to be placed around Lehi from 2024-2027. It was unveiled just in time for the Lehi Round-Up Days celebration.
One of Lehi’s most beloved traditions, the Lehi Round-Up Rodeo marker unveiling drew nearly 100 people. Miss Lehi Round-Up Rodeo 2024, Miriam Brophy, and Miss Lehi 2023, Aria Conran, unveiled the marker by pulling a red velvet covering from it. The marker is located at the west entrance to the rodeo grounds.
The marker is the first of the Lehi Historical Marker Program.
Collector pins celebrate Lehi’s history and support the Lehi Historical Society
2-Piece Sliding Historical Marker Collector’s Edition
Celebrate one of Utah’s most iconic traditions with this commemorative Lehi RoundUp Rodeo Historical Marker Pin. Crafted from durable 2 mm-thick zinc alloy and finished in gleaming gold, this two-piece sliding hard enamel pin brings the spirit of Lehi’s summer celebration to life.
The front features the bold bucking bronco and cowboy from the iconic Lehi RoundUp Rodeo logo, set against a sunrise over the arena, a striped fence line, and a flying hat that captures the energy of the moment. The bronco and rider slide across the pin on a smooth track, adding an interactive element to this tribute to generations of cowboy grit and community pride. Trimmed with a textured embossed gold rope edge, it’s built to stand out.
Product Details:
Two-piece sliding hard enamel pin
Made from 2 mm-thick zinc alloy with gold finish
Features the Lehi RoundUp Rodeo logo with bronco, rider, and flying hat
Measures 2 inches wide
Double-posted with rubber clutches for secure display
Raised Lehi Historical Society emblem on the back
Since 1937, the Lehi RoundUp has brought together neighbors and visitors for parades, art shows, concerts, and thrilling nights of rodeo action. From Rodeo Burgers and dirt dances to the unforgettable Stock Parade, this pin honors the heritage and heart of Lehi RoundUp Week.
Whether you're a lifelong local, a rodeo regular, or a collector of meaningful memorabilia, this pin is a timeless keepsake of Lehi’s history and hometown pride.
Celebrate a Lehi icon with this Historical Marker collector pin honoring Broadbent’s Store, the longest-running business in Lehi’s history and a cornerstone of the community for 135 years.
Soft enamel with black dyed metal plating
Features the vintage neon Broadbent’s sign installed in 1954
Measures 1.25 inches in length
Single-post backing with secure rubber cover
Perfect for collectors, history lovers, and proud Lehi locals
Founded in 1882 by English immigrants Joseph and Sarah Broadbent, the store was passed down through four generations and became known for offering everything from dry goods to fine fabrics. It sold the first bag of sugar produced by the Lehi Sugar Factory and served as a trusted hub for generations of families. The iconic neon sign, featured in this pin, hung proudly from 1954 until the store’s closing in 2017. Today, the arched windows of the Lehi Police Department pay tribute to the building that once stood in its place.
A nostalgic keepsake celebrating a legacy of service, family, and small-town pride.
Celebrate one of Utah’s most iconic landmarks with this beautifully crafted Historical Marker collector pin. Featuring the historic Lehi Roller Mills in striking detail, this enamel pin captures the distinctive architecture and nostalgic charm of the century-old mill, known for its role in Footloose and its deep roots in Lehi’s agricultural heritage.
Premium soft enamel with gold-toned metal
Accurate architectural rendering of the Roller Mills
Measures 2 in wide
Double-post backing with secure rubber covers for added stability
Perfect for collectors, history lovers, and proud Lehi locals
A timeless keepsake honoring the heart of Lehi’s past.
Purchase collector marker pins to show your Lehi spirit and support for the Lehi Historical Marker Program and the Lehi Historical Society. There are currently 15 pins available.
LOCATION MARKER
105 N. 500 West Lehi, UT 84043
