Nauvoo Attractions

The Nauvoo Pageant is an annual outdoor theatrical production that takes place for four weeks every summer in Nauvoo, Illinois, and is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). The pageant depicts the history of the early Latter-day Saint settlers in Nauvoo during the 1840s with a large cast in a vibrant production of colorful song and dance. The Pageant also includes a fair featuring live music and dancing, interactive games, and concessions. You can find more information about the Nauvoo Pageant, including a FAQ page, at https://nauvoopageant.org/

Our most popular events include Nauvoo Untold Stories in February, Memorial Day Picnic at the City Park, the Nauvoo & British Pageants in July and August, French Heritage Days and the Independence Day celebration on Temple Hill in July, the Nauvoo Grape Festival & Festival on Wheels Car Show on Labor Day weekend, Oktoberfest & Pumpkin Walk the last weekend of October, and the Christmas Walk at Historic Nauvoo in December. You can learn more on our Events page.