Events in Davis County today

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.

This nutrition education session with Team Crazy Fit focuses on fueling well during a weight loss journey, especially when appetite decreases while using weight loss medications. It explores how these medications can affect hunger and food intake, why emphasizing protein becomes important, and how to build a balanced, nutrient-dense plate. Participants can expect practical strategies for meeting nutritional needs even when feeling less hungry, plus time for questions and take-home tools. The emphasis is on more than the number on the scale, highlighting the fuel, nutrients, and nourishment the body needs along the way.

Veteran and military-connected entrepreneurs gather at Utah SBDC Kaysville for a networking event focused on conversation, collaboration, and business growth. UVEN offers direct access to peers, mentors, and resources so participants at any stage, from first steps to scaling, can build relationships that move their ventures forward. Attendees can share what they are building, learn from experienced veteran business owners, make meaningful connections, and uncover new opportunities. The event strengthens Utah’s business community and nurtures a support network that continues after the gathering ends. Ideas can emerge anywhere, and the connections made in the room help translate military experience into entrepreneurial success.

Enjoy a relaxing Mahjong retreat weekend designed for players of every experience level. Open play runs throughout the event, with optional pool or hot tub Mahj. Learn new strategies and test your skills in a beginner-friendly introductory tournament. Expect swag from coveted Mahjong tile and product companies, along with items from popular local companies. Utah legend and Mahjong extraordinaire Jason Dunnigan, also known as The Modern Dad, leads a live Q&A that welcomes questions about Mahjong and life. Limited availability.

A Halloween paint night designed for a girls night out features guided, step-by-step instruction to create a witch-themed canvas. No experience is needed. Costumes are encouraged, all painting supplies are provided, and attendees may bring their favorite drinks. The session centers on a relaxed, creative atmosphere with an easy-to-follow project.

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.

The event features baked goods, jams, essential oil sprays, and novelty items.

At Davis Conference Center in Layton, High Tide Card Show & Collectibles creates a full hobby experience with more than 140 vendor tables for buying, selling, and trading. Admission, parking, Wi‑Fi, and many on-site activities are free. The first 150 attendees receive a complimentary card pack. Giveaways run every hour, and there are an additional ten free card pack drawings each hour. High Tide Bingo is free to enter, and there is trick-or-treating with vendors plus a kids scavenger hunt. A food drive is part of the event, and bringing a donation earns a bonus giveaway entry. Following the event on social media also provides a bonus entry. The focus is on giving back, building community, and keeping the hobby enjoyable for everyone. Presented with support from sponsors including @overtimecards, @hilltopcollectibles, @dc_sports_cards, @paragoncitygames, @beehivesportscards, @theobroscollectibles, @goatchasercards, and @collectorshaventcg.

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.

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.

Connect with other fans of the Gundum card game and help grow the community. Players can gather to play while product and organized play support are still on the way.

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.

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.

Connect with the One Piece trading card game community at Game Haven for casual play. Weekly sessions are free, and participants can pick up promo packs featuring exclusive collectible promo cards.

Celebrate spooky season with The Mini Medium at an evening of mediumship filled with Halloween energy and a playful touch of mischief. Expect messages from the spirit world and unexpected connections in a fun, slightly eerie atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged but not required. The event welcomes ages 12 and up. Tickets are $44.

An elegant, adults-only date night evokes the mystique of Venetian masquerades and the intrigue of concealed identities. Set within The Grand Ballroom, the evening features a DJ set by Audio Nirvana Productions and ample time for social ballroom dancing, including waltz, swing, cha cha, and more. A complimentary non-alcoholic bar will offer mocktails from Spark Mocktails. Masks are available for purchase at the door for anyone arriving without one. Guests are encouraged to dress up and make lasting memories. Capacity is limited to 85 couples, and an early bird ticket price of $55 is available.

Begin the week with a gentle Monday morning yoga class led by instructor Heidi Knudson. This unhurried flow blends soft movement, yin-inspired holds, and longer stretches to ease physical tension and foster a grounded sense of presence. With mindful sequencing, steady breathwork, and quiet pauses, the practice helps awaken the body and settle the mind so you can move into the week feeling centered, clear, and prepared for what comes next.

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.

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

Led by instructor Holly Ferguson, this all-levels yoga session begins with a guided meditation using the free Healthy Minds app to settle the mind and set your intention. It then moves into a dynamic flow that combines strength-building sequences, balance work, and deep stretches to release tension and enhance flexibility. The practice concludes with a deeply restorative savasana so you leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and recharged.

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.

Guided by instructor Marci Moir, this class offers a calm, approachable flow that helps you tune in to what your body needs. The practice weaves together smooth movement, gentle strength work, and thoughtful stretching. It concludes with a quiet period of rest, giving space for stillness and reset.

Fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses can celebrate the arrival of Volume 6 with a themed gathering inspired by Prythian, counting down to the official on-sale moment together. Each ticket includes a personal copy of the new volume to open as soon as it becomes available, a take-home bag with bookish treats, and a surprise Blind Date with a Book to enjoy while awaiting Volume 7. Expect giveaways, interactive activities, refreshments to keep energy up, and plenty of chances to share theories with fellow readers. Space is limited.

Led by instructors Holly Ferguson and Nicole Lunt, this welcoming chair yoga session is suitable for every age and ability. Poses are practiced while seated or with a chair for support, which offers stability for those working on balance and a simple way to build strength while lowering the risk of falls. The chair can also make movement more approachable for beginners. It opens with a brief meditation paired with breathwork to help you feel centered and grounded. From there, you will move through a gentle flow that is mostly seated with a few intentional standing moments to stretch and practice balance with the support of the chair. The session winds down with a calm, seated Savasana accompanied by peaceful sound elements, designed to leave you feeling rejuvenated, refreshed, and restored.

Enjoy a welcoming strength and stretch session designed with adults 50 and older in mind, while people of all ages are invited. A local community member leads gentle, low impact movements to help everyone get active. Arrive ready for light exercise and friendly conversation, with opportunities to meet new people. Please consult your healthcare provider before starting any fitness program, especially if you have chronic or recurring conditions or if you are pregnant, nursing, or an older adult.

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.

Under the light of the Hunter’s Moon, this restorative sound bath at Solasta focuses on clearing distractions, releasing outdated patterns, and preserving vital energy. With enveloping sound bowls and gentle harmonic tones, the session nurtures emotional release, stronger personal boundaries, and clear, steady focus. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blanket, or comfortable cushion to settle in as soothing frequencies lead to deep relaxation and renewed alignment. Admission is $25.

Take a relaxed guided stroll with Botanical Center Director Jerry Goodspeed through an arboretum that features nearly 600 different trees. Along the way he will share how and why leaves turn colors in the fall, and highlight dependable species that bring consistent autumn color to home landscapes. Attendees are encouraged to bring a camera, wear comfortable walking shoes, and dress for outdoor conditions to make the most of the outing. Admission is free. Space is limited and tickets are required to hold a place. If plans change after reserving a spot, please release the ticket so someone else can participate.

Golden Spike Dog Obedience Club hosts its annual community donation drive to fill bowls for pets in need. The effort gathers dog and cat food to support animals cared for by people experiencing homelessness and others facing hardship. All contributions are distributed by The Street Dog Crew of Utah, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping people and their pets. Any amount helps, from a single can to a full case, and keeps pets nourished and by the side of the people who love them. Donations can be given to a Golden Spike Dog Obedience Club board member, brought to GSDOC classes, or shared at club meetings and gatherings during the drive, with a final collection day at the close of the effort. Every contribution helps fill more bowls and strengthens the bond between people and their companions.

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.