Yes, you can safely walk the streets of St. George at night, on sidewalks that aren't officially rolled up at dark. However, if you're here during Spring Break or on a three-day winter or spring weekend such as President's Day, you'll find yourself among a sea of high school students, many of whom are away from home and Mom and Dad for the first time. They make 'em here, and we watch 'em here. After dinner you can take in a movie at one of several theaters. One phone number, 673-1994, will get you a recording of what's playing at what time at every theater in town.
Some theaters occasionally offer reduced-price matinees.
The same number will provide that information as well. Concerts Aplenty Chances are that on one of the nights you're here in the St. George area, there will be some kind of concert going on. Check out the schedules for the following by calling the accompanying phone number, and read more about all the organizations and productions listed by checking out our Arts and Culture chapter. The Southwest Symphony , 656-0434, offers a concert about every six weeks during a season that runs September through June at the Dixie Center's Cox Auditorium stage. Local radio disc jockey John Carter teaches the latest steps.