Family events in Lehi, UT

Celebrate summer reading by tracking your minutes each week with the Summer Reading Program. Submit your totals for a chance to be recognized as a Springville Super Reader. Each week, a drawing is held from the minutes jar to award a yard sign.

Celebrate a love of reading at a party for the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program. Whether just getting started, in the middle, or recently finished, participants can learn more about the program and take part in activities inspired by Laura Numeroff's If You Give A Mouse A Cookie series. Designed for prekindergarten children attending with a caregiver.

Build a daily reading habit with the library’s summer challenge. Pick up a bookmark from the library to track your progress and explore books, programs, and activities for all ages. This community-wide Summer Reading program welcomes participants throughout the season.

The second annual MAUL Brawl brings a car show alongside a Pigskin Prize Drawing that benefits the football program. Car owners can register through the QR code on the event flyer, and registration for display vehicles includes dinner. Gates open for vehicle staging. Tickets for the drawing are on sale, with multiple prizes available and the ability to place tickets toward the items you prefer. Tickets purchased via the QR code will be ready for pickup at the Pigskin Prize Drawing table during the Brawl.

Kick off the weekend with takeout from a rotating lineup of local food trucks each Friday. Support small businesses while you grab a meal, then relax at Spanish Fork City Park, where the playground and wide green spaces make it easy to linger. Bring chairs or a blanket and enjoy a simple picnic-style outing in the park.

Celebrate the close of the Summer Reading program with a pool party at the Clyde Rec Center. Bring a completed bookmark to the library to receive a prize and a ticket for the party. This event recognizes the reading accomplished over the summer.

Enjoy a fall toddler soccer program at Oren Brown Community Park, running for eight weeks and tailored to young players. Sessions are organized by age, with options for 18 months to 3 years, 2 to 4 years, and 3 to 5 years. The fee is $135. For more information, contact Toddler Time at 352-425-0385.

Bring the whole family for the Lindon Days Car Show, a fun, laid-back event packed with all kinds of vehicles including cars, trucks, motorcycles, tricycles, and more. You can also grab food from the food trucks and check out chalk art on the sidewalk around the park. Registration for anyone who wants to show a vehicle is free, and you can also register on the day of the show at the Krank-It-Up Productions location.

This event is part of Salem Days at Veterans Memorial Park. It is scheduled across two sessions during the celebration.

Celebrate the new school year in Spanish Fork at a free family event hosted by A to Z Building Blocks. Families can enjoy games, bounce houses, classroom tours, sand and water play, food trucks, giveaways, prizes, treats, and more. It is a welcoming chance to meet teachers, explore the learning environment, and connect with the school community. Registration is available by scanning the QR code on the event flyer. Guests who enroll during the event can receive $500 off tuition with the promo code FALLBASH2026.

Connect with Pokémon TCG fans to trade cards and take part in a free tournament with opportunities to win prizes. Participants may receive Pokémon League packs when they are in stock. Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian to participate.

This is an open-to-the-public gathering on lined grass fields with plenty of room to play. Bring a light shirt and a dark shirt so teams are easy to sort out, and remember a ball and water. Invite anyone you like. Kids are welcome, though everyone might not end up on the same field. With several fields available, side games can run separately as needed.

Designed for girls ages 9 to 18, this STEM-centered summit offers exploration, mentorship, and inspiration that build confidence, reveal new possibilities, and set a purposeful tone for the coming school year. Registration is $35, and a 25 percent early bird discount is available with code [summit25]. Attendance is limited to 150 students.

Come say aloha to summer and hello to the new school year at the End of Summer Luau during Summer Monday Fundays. Enjoy a fun, festive evening at Neptune Park.

At Springville Library, tweens ages 8 to 12 can assemble a back to school survival kit and add personal flair to their supplies. Attendees should bring notebooks and folders to personalize. This creative, low-pressure activity offers a fun way to get ready for the new school year.

The Utah Soccer Showcase is a multi-day youth soccer tournament in Orem, held at Lakeside Sports Park. It runs from Wednesday through Saturday, so plan for several days of matches at the same venue.

Skip the kitchen and enjoy dinner from small local businesses at Lehi Family Park. A rotating lineup of food trucks appears each week, giving you the chance to discover something new at every visit. The park setting offers plenty of green space, pavilions, and a playground, creating a relaxed spot to eat, unwind, and let the kids play. Menus and participating trucks change regularly, with schedules updated online.