There is beauty in the snow-capped mountains, in the lakes and streams. There are valleys filled with farms and orchards too. The spirit of its people shows in everything they do. Utah is the place where dreams come true. Utah! With its pioneer spirit. Utah! What a …

"Utah...This Is the Place" [1] is the regional anthem (or state song) of the U.S. state of Utah. It was written in 1996 by Sam and Gary Francis for Utah's centennial celebrations. It replaced "Utah, We Love Thee" as the state song in 2003, after 4th grade students at Cook Elementary wanted a song that was fun to sing. [2]

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"U for Utah” is a Utah History school presentation which teaches students the heritage and values for which the state is recognized. It includes songs and narration highlighting events from history. As well, it encourages the ethics of hard work and volunteer service. Students sing the state song, “Utah, This is the Place” and other fun ...

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"Utah, This is the Place" is the state song of the U.S. state of Utah."Utah We Love Thee" is the official state hymn of Utah. The song was written by Utah resident Evan Stephens in 1895.

There is beauty in the snow-capped mountains, in the lakes and streams. There are valleys filled with farms and orchards too. The spirit of its people shows in everything they do. Utah is the place where dreams come true. Utah! With its pioneer spirit. Utah! What a great legacy!

The 2003 Utah State Legislature voted to change the state song from “Utah, We Love Thee” to “Utah, This is the Place.”

"Utah We Love Thee" is the official state hymn of Utah. The song was written by Utah resident Evan Stephens in 1895. It was performed at celebrations held in 1896 when Utah became the 45th state. [ 1 ]

The story of how "Utah, This Is the Place" became the official state song of Utah, goes back to Utah's centennial celebration in 1996. The song was written for this celebration, by Sam and Gary Francis, and many of the state's school children had become familiar it.