International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers

Historical publications & memorabilia - at the organization's museum and during annual conventions, they sell historical publications and memorabilia to both members and visitors of the museum. Historical publications and memorabilia include books, histories, photos, and other items meant to enhance the member or visitor's understanding and appreciation for the Pioneers of Utah.

Member conventions - the organization conducts annual conventions to support and educate its membership, conduct organization business, and provide opportunities to interact and share information regarding Utah Pioneers.

Museum - the museum is the location for storing and displaying all of the historical artifacts that the organization has acquired over the years. The organization also gathers pioneer photographs and written histories as a way of preserving the achievements of men, women, and children who were Pioneers. The museum is made up of two buildings with several floors in each building that all display original historical artifacts, art, and photographs of the Pioneers of Utah. The museum is open six days a week and free to all visitors.

Days of 47 - this is an annual program that commemorates the original settlers of Utah's first entry into the salt lake valley.