Family events in Draper, UT

Celebrate the 19th year of Sandy's hot air balloon festival at Storm Mountain Park. Enjoy hot air balloon launches on both days, weather permitting. The second day concludes with a Balloon Glow, plus a dance party, inflatables, a drone show, and free activities.

Enjoy a free dental care day hosted by Roseman University College of Dental Medicine and presented by Marathon. Children 18 and under can receive on-site screenings and cleanings at no cost, plus a voucher to return for a complimentary comprehensive exam, x-rays, sealants, and up to $100 in additional care. No appointment is required. This service is open to all children 18 and under and is offered on a first come, first served basis. The event takes place at Roseman Dental.

Taking place at Copper Hills High School, the second annual MAUL Brawl features a community car show alongside a Pigskin Prize Drawing that supports the football program. Vehicle owners interested in showcasing their cars can register using the QR code on the event flyer, and registration includes dinner. Gates open for cars to line up. The prize drawing offers a variety of items to put tickets toward, with tickets available through the flyer’s QR code and ready for pickup at the Pigskin Prize Drawing table during the Brawl. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit the football program, with players helping to drive the fundraiser.

Movies in the Moonlight brings an outdoor showing of Wreck-It Ralph, rated PG, to Highland Park. The scheduled feature has been updated from Mario Galaxy. Ahead of the film, enjoy complimentary activities like a character meet and greet and mini golf. Food trucks will be on site, and classic treats such as popcorn, soda, and candy are available for $1.25. Bring a blanket and relax for a starry night at the park. Activity offerings may change.

The University of Utah AirMed helicopter will be on site at the Sandy Donor Center for a free community event. Attendees can meet the crew, tour the helicopter, and donate blood inside the center. ARUP Blood Services often provides blood to the AirMed helicopter for patient emergencies. The event is open to families, neighbors, donors, former patients, community members, and University of Utah supporters.

A favorite local tradition, the Sandy City Farmers Market brings Amphitheater Park to life with growers, makers, bakers, artists, food vendors, and small businesses. Browse fresh produce, artisan goods, and sweet treats, enjoy live music and food trucks, and take part in family friendly activities and seasonal fun in a lively community setting. Each week offers a fresh mix of vendors, special attractions, and rotating themes such as Butterfly Release Day, Fire Truck Day, Bubble Blast, Apple Fest, and Haunted Harvest. Admission and parking are free, and the event welcomes all ages.

Players gather to enjoy the Pokémon Trading Card Game together, with opportunities to trade cards, connect with fellow fans, and enter a free tournament for a chance at prizes. Participation may include Pokémon League packs, depending on stock. Participants age 12 and under must have a parent or guardian to take part.

Experience a day centered on hope, community, and purpose. Sign up to walk, form a team, or make a donation, and know that every step helps move closer to a world free of Huntington’s disease.

At Thanksgiving Point, girls and young women ages 9 to 18 can spend a day focused on STEM exploration, mentorship, and inspiration. The Ella Rises Summit is designed to build confidence, open doors to new possibilities, and help participants begin the school year with a strong sense of purpose. Registration is $35. Use code [summit25] for a 25 percent early bird discount. Space is limited to 150 students.

Food Truck League brings food truck fare to Sandy Ampitheater. Attendees can bring blankets and chairs and enjoy a picnic-style meal. The venue includes spaces for kids, including a playground and a water feature. For the latest truck schedule, check the organizer's website.

Utah Avalanche Soccer Camp offers a summer skills experience at the Corner Canyon Soccer Field, organized over four days for developing players. Participants are grouped by age, with sessions for U8 to U12 and for U13 and older. Space is limited, and early registration secures the $150 price before it increases to $200.

Make dinnertime simple at Ron Wood Splash Park in West Jordan with meals packed to-go for an easy picnic. It fits a casual date, a family evening, or a chance to spend some time outside. Current truck schedules are posted online so you can plan ahead.

A rotating lineup of food trucks from small local businesses brings fresh flavors to Lehi Family Park, with new options to try each week. The park’s open green space, pavilions, and playground offer a relaxed setting to enjoy a meal. For the most up to date truck schedule, check the event website.

Celebrate the middle of the week at Centennial Park in West Valley with a dinner-ready lineup of food trucks that supports local small businesses. Attendees can bring outdoor games, blankets, and chairs to settle in and enjoy time with friends, family, and neighbors.

Food trucks return to Daybreak with takeout available at two spots, Highland Park and North Shore. Pick up a meal to go while supporting local small businesses. LiveDAYBREAK shares the weekly food truck lineup so you can see who will be serving.

Jammin’ at Jordan Landing brings a summer concert series to the plaza with live performances by local bands. Families can enjoy activities for kids, including a splash pad and play area, and each concert features a different theme. Complimentary goodies are available while supplies last. With nearby Jordan Landing restaurants, it is easy to pick up dinner or a sweet treat to enjoy during the show.