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👒 DUP at Hurricane Peach Days 2025

Updated: Sep 11, 2025

The DUP Washington East Company participated in Hurricane City’s Peach Days August 28–30, 2025, celebrating pioneer heritage and community spirit.


The Daughters shared a float in the parade with the Sons of the Utah Pioneers, delighting the crowd with a show of community pride. At the Pioneer Corner, visitors enjoyed fresh peach cobbler baked in Dutch ovens. The DUP also hosted an educational booth, where volunteers answered questions about the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, shared information about the McQuarrie Memorial Museum, and connected with new friends who were interested in learning more—or even joining!


Events like DUP at Hurricane Peach Days help preserve heritage, share traditions, and invite the community to experience the museum. Thank you to all the DUP volunteers who made this weekend a success!


  • Crowds enjoyed delicious dutch oven peach cobbler made by our DUP volunteers.
  • Golden, bubbling cobblers baked in traditional dutch ovens.
  • Making Peach Cobbler at Pioneer Corner
  • Hurricane Peach Days Logo
  • The DUP joined the Sons of Utah Pioneers on a float in the Peach Days parade.
  • Many stopped to ask questions about the DUP and museum programs.
  • Our DUP volunteers staffed the booth throughout the festival.
  • The DUP booth shared history and museum information with Peach Days visitors.

Pioneer artifacts and stories from early Washington County, cared for by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers.

Phone: 435-628-7274

Address: 145 N 100 E, St. George, Utah

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  • Closed: Sundays & Wednesdays

  • December Hours: 11 AM – 3 PM

  • Holidays Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's Day 

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