Since 1958, Camp Tuttle has provided a safe place for spiritual, environmental, social, and personal transformation. Campers and counselors work to create a safe place to challenge comfort zones, societal norms, thinking patterns, and understanding of the life and world around them. Our Camp experiences are for youth rising grades 2-12 grade. Through this work, we provide abundant opportunities to connect with self, others, nature, and the Divine. Mountain peaks and rushing rivers root us deeply to God and call for action in protecting, sustaining, and nurturing the creation for which we are responsible. Rising 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders will join us for a three night camp to experience a taste of Camp Tuttle. This may be your first time at camp! You’re going to love the games, activities, food, music, making new friends, bunking with your cabin mates, and so much more! Parents are welcome to join us for a closing family dinner on the 31st at 7:00pm! Learn more at camptuttle.org! Save your kiddo's spot by registering directly using the following link: https://camptuttle.campbrainregistration.com/

Bring the whole family for a weekend at Camp Tuttle! Each family (or chosen family) will share one of our cozy cabins and have access to shared bathroom facilities and heated showers. Join us for days packed with classic camp activities facilitated by experienced camp counselors or choose your own adventure in the surrounding canyon area. Enjoy meals from our fabulous professional chefs and sing your favorite songs by the campfire! Family camp offers a great way to introduce young campers to life at camp for the first time in hopes they’ll be ready to join us on their own next summer.

Guests will go from telescope to telescope to view what the astronomer is focused on. Throughout the evening each astronomer will zoom in on several objects. The scopes and eyepieces will differ, so even seeing the same object through the different scopes will not look alike. Questions are encouraged and welcome! This is an all ages event and ladders will be provided for smaller children. Dress for the cold evening. We recommend warm clothes, gloves, hat, hand warmers, and a warm beverage to drink. Turn off your phones so as not to interfere with your night vision. After seeing light, it takes about 30 minutes to get your night vision again. Once you are accustomed to the dark, you can see quite well. If a guest would like to bring a flashlight, only red-lights should be used. Red light doesn't affect your night vision. Light snacks will be provided. Please BYOB in reusable containers. * *This event is contingent on weather** We will notify you through eventbrite if event is cancelled. Thank you to Salt Lake Astronomical Society for helping co-host this amazing event.

Guests will go from telescope to telescope to view what the astronomer is focused on. Throughout the evening each astronomer will zoom in on several objects. The scopes and eyepieces will differ, so even seeing the same object through the different scopes will not look alike. Questions are encouraged and welcome! This is an all ages event and ladders will be provided for smaller children. Dress for the cold evening. We recommend warm clothes, gloves, hat, hand warmers, and a warm beverage to drink. Turn off your phones so as not to interfere with your night vision. After seeing light, it takes about 30 minutes to get your night vision again. Once you are accustomed to the dark, you can see quite well. If a guest would like to bring a flashlight, only red-lights should be used. Red light doesn't affect your night vision. Light snacks will be provided. Please BYOB in reusable containers. * *This event is contingent on weather** We will notify you through eventbrite if event is cancelled. Thank you to Salt Lake Astronomical Society for helping co-host this amazing event.

Guests will go from telescope to telescope to view what the astronomer is focused on. Throughout the evening each astronomer will zoom in on several objects. The scopes and eyepieces will differ, so even seeing the same object through the different scopes will not look alike. Questions are encouraged and welcome! This is an all ages event and ladders will be provided for smaller children. Dress for the cold evening. We recommend warm clothes, gloves, hat, hand warmers, and a warm beverage to drink. Turn off your phones so as not to interfere with your night vision. After seeing light, it takes about 30 minutes to get your night vision again. Once you are accustomed to the dark, you can see quite well. If a guest would like to bring a flashlight, only red-lights should be used. Red light doesn't affect your night vision. Light snacks will be provided. Please BYOB in reusable containers. * *This event is contingent on weather** We will notify you through eventbrite if event is cancelled. Thank you to Salt Lake Astronomical Society for helping co-host this amazing event.

Guests will go from telescope to telescope to view what the astronomer is focused on. Throughout the evening each astronomer will zoom in on several objects. The scopes and eyepieces will differ, so even seeing the same object through the different scopes will not look alike. Questions are encouraged and welcome! This is an all ages event and ladders will be provided for smaller children. Dress for the cold evening. We recommend warm clothes, gloves, hat, hand warmers, and a warm beverage to drink. Turn off your phones so as not to interfere with your night vision. After seeing light, it takes about 30 minutes to get your night vision again. Once you are accustomed to the dark, you can see quite well. If a guest would like to bring a flashlight, only red-lights should be used. Red light doesn't affect your night vision. Light snacks will be provided. Please BYOB in reusable containers. * *This event is contingent on weather** We will notify you through eventbrite if event is cancelled. Thank you to Salt Lake Astronomical Society for helping co-host this amazing event.

Bringing together the natural world and the written word. Join us for an inspiring and fun evening of nature-focused prompts and writing exercises. This is a free community event open to all, no need to sign up in advance. Please bring a notebook and a pen (or pencil, or crayon, or anything your heart desires that will make the marks on the page). https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/writing-workshop-series-nature-writing

August 9th @ 5:30pm – August 11th @ Noon Embark into the outdoors with pride, at Camp Tuttle’s Family Pride Camp, an experience for all ages! Tuttle’s Family Pride Camp is a fun-filled weekend for queer and transgender family members of all ages. Enjoy participating in classic summer camp activities with your family and connecting with other LGBTQIA+ families along the way. Throughout the weekend we will also be facilitating engaging workshops, identity formation activities, and panels fostering pride in self, community, and identity. We encourage people who identify as LGBTQIA+ and children of LGBTQIA+ families of all religious and spiritual (including nonspiritual and nonreligious) backgrounds to join us. Are we eligible/is it right for us? Family Pride Camp is for families with at least one member (of any age or family role, adult or child) who identifies as part of the LGBTQIA+ community. This includes: - children and youth of 2SLGBTQIA+ identities, -families and communities as individuals who identify as two spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, asexual and/or queer (2SLGBTQIA+), - have a(n) 2SLGBTQIA+ parent and/or guardian, - and/or who broadly speaking, are connected in some way to 2SLGBTQIA+ communities (like having a sibling or relative that identifies as 2SLGBTQIA+). We’re happy to talk with you more about your specific family and the program, as well as any barriers you might have in attending – contact us at (435)994-8861 or camptuttle@episcopal-ut.org. Learn more about Camp Tuttle at camptuttle.org. Sign up directly using the link below! https://camptuttle.campbrainregistration.com/

Want to learn more about innovations in wine production that put people and the planet at the forefront? Swaner Preserve and Vine Lore have teamed up to bring a sampling of sustainable, biodynamic, or innovative wines to this event! Join us for a guided wine sampling tour around Swaner EcoCenter. Tickets include wine samples at 5 tasting stations, hors d'oeuvres, a souvenir wine glass, and the opportunity to learn about the climate and environmental considerations in the wine industry. Event is August 10, 4-7pm. Registration required, you must be 21 or older to attend. Visit swanerecocenter.org for tickets.

Join us for a weekend in the mountains! Camp Tuttle invites all women (including queer, gender non-conforming, and trans women) for a weekend of relaxation, rest, and connection. Join other members of our community in classic camp activities like hiking, singing around the campfire, and arts & crafts. We will participate in mental health and identity formation work as well! https://episcopalyouth.org/overnight-camps/