Events in Layton today

Rachel Runyan Memorial Park in Sunset hosts an annual car show with vehicles, music, food, and activities. Admission and vehicle entry are free for everyone, whether displaying a car or attending as a spectator. The day includes vendors, food trucks, raffle prizes, a silent auction followed by a live auction, and live entertainment by JC Hackett. A flag ceremony features a program honoring veterans and fallen heroes. Proceeds support two charities chosen by the organizing club, the Ogden-Weber Children’s Justice Center and the Utah Veterans Honor Flight Program. The schedule begins with registration and the show opening, continues through the ceremony and auction milestones, and wraps up with an awards presentation.

Farmers Market Ogden brings its summer season back to Historic 25th Street, spanning three blocks with a vibrant marketplace. Across the season, more than 300 rotating vendors offer farm-fresh produce, baked treats, specialty foods, and artisan goods, alongside food trucks and ready-to-enjoy meals. Live music and community programming set the tone, and families can find dedicated activities in the Municipal Park. Admission is free and open to all. Weekly features include a kids curiosity corner presented by Ogden Nature Center, free community yoga powered by the GOAL Foundation, and performances on the Main Stage. Getting there is simple with free public transit options and multiple nearby parking areas. Cyclists can use a complimentary bike valet near the Information Booth. The market also supports food access by accepting SNAP/EBT and Double Up Food Bucks, and by participating in the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program and ProduceRX. Visit the Information Booth to exchange benefits for tokens or vouchers to spend with participating vendors. After the summer run, a four-week fall series follows with seasonal vendors and autumn harvest goods.

At Lindquist Field, this community charity event welcomes participants to grab a bat and take swings in a home run challenge, with prizes available. It combines friendly competition with support for charity.

The annual rummage sale is back this year, larger in scale and refreshed for an even better experience.

Tour a variety of local pumpkin patches in Kaysville, Utah, and connect with growers from across the area during a midseason get together. There is no cost to attend. The full schedule and stop details will be shared closer to the event.

Enjoy a day of free fun with bowling, billiards, and video games, plus lunch and sweet treats provided. There are chances to win a laptop, an HD TV, and other prizes. Explore a resource fair, take advantage of no-cost wellness services, and learn about college programs. Parking is complimentary. This event is open to everyone at no cost. Just show up.

Returning for its fifth year, the car show at the Ogden airport features a few updates. Exclusive event T-shirts will be available for purchase, and prizes will be awarded to car show participants. Spectator admission is free, with food trucks, vendor booths, and cars to explore. Vehicle owners and vendors can register online, should watch their email for updates, and are encouraged to sign up soon since spots fill quickly.

A welcoming meetup for people who share an interest in witchy topics, offering open conversation about anything in that realm and a friendly space to connect with others.

At Layton Ed Kenley Amphitheater, this installment of the free Sunday night concert series, made possible in part by support from Layton R.A.M.P., offers a relaxed setting where guests can bring a camping chair or blanket or take a seat in the stadium. Outside food and nonalcoholic drinks are welcome. The Alicia Stockman Band delivers a blend of folk and Americana with heartfelt storytelling, vibrant onstage energy, and rich three-part harmonies. Drawing on the tradition of artists such as Patty Griffin, Indigo Girls, and Jewel, Alicia and her five-piece band present original songs from the new album Homebound, inviting listeners into a set filled with honest, relatable moments.

Enjoy a free outdoor dance evening at Lester Park led by Deja Mitchell. This installment of the Dancing in the Park series features Surfer Rock, Saturday Night Fever, and Rock n' Roll. It is open to beginners and seasoned dancers alike, with no prior experience needed. Attendees can bring friends, family, lawn chairs, and dancing shoes for a relaxed night of music, movement, and community fun.

Auditions are open to actors who want to scare, or learn the art of scaring, guests in a corn maze as the haunt marks its 21st year. Performers from previous seasons can attend one session to be added to the returning cast list. Veterans can share the event information with friends who are interested, since dates and times are available throughout a weeklong audition schedule.

Change is sweeping in as the sixties arrive. Hairspray, an eight-time Tony Award winner including Best Musical, delivers family-friendly laughs, romance, and irresistibly catchy tunes. Set in 1962 Baltimore, it follows Tracy Turnblad, a charismatic plus-size teen who dreams of dancing on the Corny Collins Show. When she earns a spot, she rises from outsider to local star, aims to unseat the reigning teen queen, win the heart of Link Larkin, and champion integration on television, all while keeping her towering hairstyle intact.

The Idaho Falls Chukars visit the Ogden Raptors at Lindquist Field in Ogden for a Pioneer League matchup. This game offers a close view of the action, with a brisk pace, plenty of balls put in play, and a chance to watch rising players adjust from inning to inning in a cozy stadium setting.

Designed with adults 50 and over in mind yet open to all ages, this stretch and strength class features gentle, low-impact movements that support flexibility and build foundational strength. Guided by a local community member who is passionate about helping people get moving, it offers a welcoming setting where participants can exercise and connect with others. Consult your healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program, especially if you have chronic or recurring conditions or if you are pregnant, nursing, or an older adult.

Create alongside fellow makers at a free community craft night at The Local Artisan Collective, held in Classroom A and B. Bring the project you are working on, from painting or sewing to drawing, sculpting, writing, knitting, crocheting, beading, and more, and enjoy friendly conversation while you create. Toward the end, everyone is invited to share progress and ask for suggestions or assistance. The setting is collaborative and supportive, with plenty of idea sharing and encouragement. Admission is free, it is open to the public, and all ages are welcome. Please remember to bring your own supplies. Hosted by KC. Questions can be directed to KC Peek at 385-626-0524 or seedsofimaginationcards@gmail.com.

Learn to paint a cactus in a hands-on watercolor class led by Erica Lyon, a local artist and instructor. Warmup exercises, practical tips, and step-by-step guidance help beginners feel at ease and build confidence. All materials are included, and light appetizers to share are provided. The class is limited to 18 participants. Additional food and beverages are available for purchase during the event.

Game Night Live Trivia at Rooster's B Street offers a relaxed competition that welcomes anyone who enjoys games and the chance to win prizes. There is no cost to participate. The format features two separate games, each with three rounds modeled after popular game shows. Instead of traditional question and answer sheets, expect word jumbles, picture-based challenges, and other creative twists.

Gather in the picnic areas at Fielding Garr Ranch on Antelope Island for a guided bird walk through the ranch’s historic grounds and bird-rich wetland in search of bucket list species. Loaner binoculars are available. The activity has no added cost, although regular park entry fees apply.

The Idaho Falls Chukars travel to Ogden to face the Raptors at Lindquist Field. It offers a close-up look at Pioneer League action, with a brisk tempo in a cozy ballpark where any trip to the plate can shift the momentum. The setting pairs a relaxed summer atmosphere with genuine on-field competition.

Create original pieces while learning the fundamentals of jewelry making and silversmithing with instructor Rene Venegas. The class covers how to work with a variety of tools and materials and explores several project types, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings. It welcomes complete beginners as well as experienced makers. Registration includes the class and access to studio tools and equipment. Metals and stones are not included and may be brought from home or purchased on site. The format is designed for ongoing learning, though single-session participation is welcome. One-time projects can include a silver band or ring, a ring set with a cabochon, a simple earring design, a copper or silver bracelet with or without a cabochon, or a simple pendant with or without a cabochon. Pricing is $40 per two-hour session or $100 for a three-class punch pass. Class size is kept small, about 4 to 5 participants, to allow individualized guidance. The experience is geared toward adults, and mature teens and pre-teens may also participate. Private lessons and parties are available. Sessions take place at The Local Artisan Collective in downtown Ogden. Registration can be completed in person at the shop or online. For punch passes, pay for a single class first and the remaining sessions will be adjusted at class check-in. Cancellations made more than seven days in advance receive a refund minus a $5 fee, and there are no refunds within seven days of the start. If mobile registration is difficult, turning the phone horizontally may help, and desktop or laptop devices often work best. For details, call or text 801-686-5351. About the instructor: Rene Venegas is a 16th generation silversmith whose family came from Spain to the Americas. His ancestor Felipe Venegas served the early cathedrals in the Dominican Republic and struck the first European coins in the New World. Rene has taught jewelry and silversmithing at Weber State for 15 years, has been featured by regional news outlets, and received the Ogden City Mayor’s Art Award for Folk Art.

August Business After Hours is hosted by Weber State University Athletics Sky Suites. Admission is free for Chamber members and their employees, and the cost for non-members is $35.

Weekly game nights pair board games with pizza. Each gathering highlights a featured game, and you can learn how to play it, choose a title from the available library, or bring your own favorites. Prize drawings take place at the end of every weekly event. Questions can be directed to Don's Game Gatherings. For reminders and updates, text the word Reminder to 801-879-6627.

At Linda Vista Park, free pickup games on grass welcome players in the B to AA range. Play follows a top court ladder format. Arrive with a teammate or on your own, and take part as women’s, men’s, or coed teams every Wednesday.

An informative, supportive gathering focused on the foster care journey. Designed for people considering fostering as well as those already involved, it provides time to connect with others and get questions answered. Attendees will hear from a panel that includes staff from Utah Foster Care, the Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS), the Office of Licensing (OL), and current foster parents, followed by informal mingling and open conversation. Because foster care involves the whole family, children are welcome to participate in the discussion. Light refreshments will be available.

Celebrate summer at the USU Botanical Center with a free outdoor series that pairs guided garden strolls, fresh produce tastings, and live music. Each week features a different sound, including vocal groups, local bands, and DJs, and this edition highlights the Northview Jazz Band. Pack a blanket, lawn chairs, a shade umbrella, sunscreen, and a picnic cooler, which is welcome, and relax in the gardens while connecting with the community. There is no cost to attend and no sign up is required. Updates and possible cancellations related to weather, illness, or other unforeseen changes may be shared on social media. Supported by Discover Davis, USU Credit Union, and Goldenwest Credit Union.

Skyward Symphony brings a Night at the Movies to Layton Ed Kenley Amphitheater with a free, open air concert of film favorites. The program features memorable themes and scores from beloved movies performed live under the summer sky.

A monthly dinner meetup for veterans at Roosters Brewing Co. in Layton, Utah focuses on connection, camaraderie, and support. Spouses, partners, and friends are welcome guests. Meals are pay-your-own-way. Participants are encouraged to bring helpful resources to share with fellow veterans. Casual conversation is encouraged, and any business cards or promotional materials should be placed on a set-aside table so people can explore connections at their own pace. Advance registration is requested to help with an accurate headcount.

Marc Cohn and Shawn Colvin share the stage for an evening of live music at The Ogden Amphitheater. This concert brings both artists together in one show.

As part of Davis Arts Council's Summer Night With the Stars, this event features Lou Gramm, Foreigner's original vocalist.