Tickets are on sale now for the annual Lincoln Day Dinner, slated for February 15, and the Cedar Livestock and Heritage Festival, in conjunction with the Cedar Livestock Association, is proud to present this annual tradition. 

For many years, the Lincoln Day dinner was the event of the year for Iron County’s Livestock Industry: an opportunity to get together, catch up with friends and talk about livestock issues and opportunities. The event has dwindled over the years but had a triumphant return last year with a sold out crowd.  

“We are really excited about this year’s dinner,” says Livestock Festival Chairman Chad Reid. “Last year, the tickets sold fast, so you might want to buy them now.”  

The event will take place February 15, at 6:00 p.m. at Cedar Middle School. Tickets are on sale at the USU Extension Office, 585 N. Main. Cost is $20, and tickets must be purchased before February 10.

The evening will include drawings, a live auction, prizes, entertainment and a delicious Dutch oven dinner prepared by Vittles “R” Us (Kendall Benson family).  The menu features a garlic lamb roast, potatoes, scones and honey butter, and hot apple cobbler. 

For more information, contact Chad Reid at the USU Extension Office, 435-586-8132.