Horse-drawn carriage leading the Lamb Days parade down State Street

Fountain Green, Utah · Since 1930

Lamb Days

July 17 – 18, 2026 · Fountain Green City Park

Co-ed softball at the Fountain Green city park
★ Town Tradition

Softball Under the Lights

Chairs line the fence days before the first pitch. Four nights of co-ed softball pack the ballpark all week — and the championship game is played right after the Saturday fireworks.

Since 1930

Nearly a Century of Lamb Days

1930
First Lamb Day — 800 sandwiches served
30+
Lambs pit-cooked underground overnight
100,000
Head of sheep in Wool City's heyday
$5
Gets you the famous lamb sandwich

Read the Full History

Lend a Hand

Volunteers Make Lamb Days

This whole celebration runs on neighbors pitching in — from tending the lamb pits to flipping pancakes. Want to join us?

Call 435-851-2076
Our Story

Born in Hard Times

Crowd gathered for Lamb Day in 1944
"Lamb Day 1944" — Photo courtesy of Gene Jacobson

Once known as Wool City and “The Richest Little City Per Capita in the U.S.”, Fountain Green boasted 100,000 head of sheep. When the Depression hit and lamb dropped to 4 cents a pound, the town decided to promote local consumption — and a tradition was born.