Family events in Davis County, UT

Things to do with kids around Davis County this week, each one checked against where it was posted.

12 this weekChecked Wednesday, October 21

Family events this week

12 picks that work with kids in tow. All events →

Wednesday, October 21Today

1 event

  • 9am

    Wednesday Morning Bird Walks

    Syracuse · Fielding Garr Ranch, 4528 W 1700 S

    Gather at the picnic areas at Fielding Garr Ranch for a guided birding walk that explores the ranch’s historic grounds and its bird-rich wetland habitat, with opportunities to look for species on your must-see list. Binoculars will be available to borrow. There is no added fee for the walk, and regular park entry fees still apply.

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Thursday, October 22

1 event

  • 5pm

    Villains in The Village

    Farmington · 140 N Union Ave

    Villains take over Station Park for an evening of playful chills and family friendly fun. Look for live performances, family friendly activities, and a spirited stage show featuring favorite villains, followed by meet and greets with the characters. All around the Village, they will be roaming for surprise encounters that add to the spooky vibe. It is designed with kids and families in mind. This event is sponsored by Young Automotive Group.

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Friday, October 23

1 event

  • 7pm

    Tunnel of Terror

    Layton · Tommy's Express Car Wash, 2150 W Antelope Dr

    Get a fright with your fresh shine at this year’s Tunnel of Terror, a chilling wash that leaves your car eerily spotless. Buy tickets ahead of time on-site. Admission is $20, and Unlimited Club members are free.

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Saturday, October 24

4 events

  • 11:30am

    High Tide Card Show Bingo

    Layton · Davis Conference Center 1651 N 700 W, Layton, UT, 1651 N 700 W

    High Tide Card Show Bingo features two free rounds of bingo with chances to win prizes. Alongside the games, explore more than 140 vendor tables, enjoy hourly giveaways, pick up free card packs, take part in the Kiddo Scavenger Hunt, and support a food drive. The gathering takes place at the Davis Conference Center in Layton and offers a full day focused on collecting, fun, and community.

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  • 1pm

    Utah FND Luncheon — Chili Cook‑Off! Hosted by Functional with FND Support Group

    Bountiful · Bountiful City Park — 400 N 200 W, Bountiful, Utah, 400 N 200 W

    A luncheon and chili cook-off hosted by Functional with FND Support Group invites attendees to bring a homemade or favorite chili to share. Cornbread and drinks will be provided, setting the stage for good company and a friendly contest. The top chili earns a Functional with FND Sensory Kit and a $25 gift card. Donations are appreciated, with proceeds supporting the Functional with FND community and future events. Held at Bountiful City Park, it offers time for stories, laughter, and a little spice together.

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  • 4pm

    Trunk-or-Treat & Car Show

    Bountiful · Murdock Bountiful Jeep, 755 N 500 W

    Free

    This free event at Murdock CDJR of Bountiful combines a car show, trunk-or-treat, and an RC car showcase. Participants can bring any type of vehicle, decorate it, display it, and hand out candy. It welcomes adults as well as kids. Prizes will be awarded for best decorated car, best in show, best costume, and best RC. Special guest Johnny from Balloons by Johnny will be creating balloon art. Food trucks may be added.

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  • 4pm

    trunk or treat/Carshow/RC truck show

    Woods Cross · Murdock Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Bountiful, 772 W 500 S

    Free

    A free celebration at Murdock CDJR of Bountiful brings together a trunk or treat, a full car show, and an RC car showcase. This long-running gathering has grown larger each year. Participants are welcome to bring any kind of vehicle, decorate it, display it, and hand out candy. It is designed for adults and kids alike and provides a safe, fun setting for trick or treating. Prizes will be awarded for best decorated car, best in show, best costume, and best RC. Special guest Johnny from Balloons by Johnny, a balloon artist, will be on site. Food will be available from the Moe’s Chicago Dogs food truck.

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Monday, October 26

3 events

  • 10:30am

    Move to the Beat

    Layton · Davis County Library , 155 Wasatch Dr

    Young children can enjoy a lively 20 minute dance party set to upbeat music. There will be plenty of spinning, stepping, and playful moves as they burn off energy and groove to high powered tunes.

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  • 3:30pm

    STEAM Mondays

    Clearfield · Davis County Library - Clearfield Branch, 1 N Main St

    A hands-on STEAM program for children and tweens featuring activities that invite exploration, building, and creativity.

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  • 6:30pm

    Red Ribbon Night

    Clearfield · Clearfield High School, 891 S 1000 E

    Red Ribbon Night focuses on teen well-being with an evidence-based talk at Clearfield High School. Jason Kilmer, PhD, from the University of Washington, shares up-to-date findings on marijuana and the adolescent brain, addressing common questions about how THC relates to anxiety, sleep, and attention. Open to ages 15 and older. The event also features door prizes, raffles, and refreshments.

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Tuesday, October 27

2 events

  • 4pm

    LEGO at the Library

    Layton · Davis County Library, 155 Wasatch Dr

    Take part in hands-on LEGO challenges that inspire building, creativity and exploration. Because tiny pieces are involved, they can pose a choking hazard, so caregivers should closely supervise young children. The LEGO bricks are owned by the Davis County Library system and must remain on the premises.

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  • 6:30pm

    Probate: It's Not THAT Scary

    Clearfield · Sage Estate & Business Law, 1785 E 1450 S

    Untangle the myths around probate in a story-driven class with Charles Ahlstrom of Sage Estate & Business Law. Using real-life cautionary tales, he breaks down what probate involves, how the system operates, and the factors that can make an estate straightforward or complicated. The session also highlights frequent pitfalls families encounter and outlines practical estate planning steps that may help loved ones avoid probate entirely. Arrive for the scary stories, leave with clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

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