Celebrate America's 250th anniversary at Torrey Apple Days!
From town-wide events to small opportunities to enjoy with your family and friends–let's make history together!

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Torrey Apple Days 2026

Torrey Apple Days is our annual summer celebration held the first weekend of July. Join locals and visitors for the parade on Main Street, local vendors in the Town Park, family activities, a patriotic program, a star party under Torrey’s dark skies, and a fireworks finale.

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Local News

March 5, 2026

Press Release - March 5, 2026

Our community is grieving today following the tragic deaths of three women in Wayne County yesterday
November 1, 2025

Torrey's Beautiful Cottonwoods on Main Street

Our cottonwoods have sadly reached the end of their natural lifespan. New trees to be planted.
November 1, 2025

A Fond Farewell and Warm Welcomes

Wishing Colleen the very best on her retirement, and welcoming new faces!

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Upcoming Community Events

June 13, 2026

Community Hazmat Conference

Community HazMat Conference to learn about key topics like lithium battery risks, shelter-in-place procedures, and chemical exposure dangers while building partnerships and strengthening preparedness to better protect our communities.

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Torrey Dark Skies

As Utah's first International Dark Sky Community, Torrey maintains strict lighting practices to minimize light pollution. The clear mountain air and dark skies offer spectacular views of the Milky Way, while protecting nocturnal wildlife and preserving the natural nighttime environment.

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History of Torrey

Torrey, Utah sits between Boulder Mountain and Capitol Reef National Park. Indigenous peoples inhabited the area for millennia before Mormon pioneers settled in the 1880s. Named after Colonel Jay L. Torrey, these settlers created a resilient agricultural community despite harsh desert conditions.
During the 20th century, Torrey transformed from farming settlement to gateway for Capitol Reef National Park (established 1971, originally a Monument in 1937). While preserving its agricultural heritage, the town embraced tourism. In 2018, Torrey became Utah's first International Dark Sky Community. Today, with about 300 residents, the town blends pioneer heritage with conservation and sustainable tourism.

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