The  Wesley Bell Ringers formed in 1963 when nine enthusiastic teenagers  sold sandwiches for six months and made enough money to buy twenty-five  hand bells. The Wesley Bell Ringers became the first hand bell choir in  Utah. Fast forward 53 years and over 480 high school aged students have  played in the choir which has expanded to 10 octaves of bells, and two  octaves each of hand chimes, cup bells, silver melody bells, a 25-note  set of Belleplates, a carillon and a boom-a-gong.

The  Choir performs throughout Northern Utah during the Christmas season,  and each summer travels across North America sharing their music. They  have performed at Mount Rushmore, Disney World, The Cathedral of the  Pines National memorial, the 2002 Winter Olympics and the United States  Capitol. They have made joint appearances with Kurt Bestor, the Mormon  Tabernacle Choir and the Utah Symphony.  

Please use the front entrance; doors open at 6:30 pm. 

Seating is limited! Tickets are free but required. Limit of 4 per household. Available December 11th - 15th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at City Hall reception desk -- NO RESERVATIONS.