This weekend in Lehi, UT

The Springville Spiketacular Tournament returns for its second annual installment.

Jam Wizard sets up at the Provo Farmers Market on the second and fourth Saturdays through October. Visitors can unlock a market special of 10 percent off, equal to $1 off every jar of jam, by showing at the booth that they follow on Facebook or another social platform. Look for the booth near the food trucks on the north corner in spaces 168, 169, and 172, and enjoy a little market magic while you stock up.

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.

A no-cost self-defense seminar for women focuses on practical safety skills. It addresses the legal side of self-defense, emphasizes awareness and prevention, and explains effective responses to grabs and holds. Instruction includes escapes from both standing and ground positions, along with additional topics for a well-rounded overview.

Riftgate CardCon returns with a trading card show focused on buying, selling, and trading your favorite TCGs. The event has moved across the street to the Provo Convention Center. Attendees can enter giveaway drawings just by being there, and admission is free.

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

Star Wars Unlimited Premier weekly play features three rounds of gameplay. Bring your best deck and enter for $5. Every participant receives a weekly play pack, and each win earns a free booster pack.

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.

Round two of the MCC Signature Series brings standard micro comp crawling across four classes to the West Valley RC Crawler Park in Centennial Park. Competition follows the 2025 MCC rule set. Participation is free, and all ages are welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Registration is managed through the RC Arena app, and parking is free. Restrooms are available on site, there is no EMT on site, and attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of batteries and any gear they will need while also packing out their trash. In the Signature Series for 1/24 to 1/18 scale rigs, drivers take on two ten gate courses with optional bonus gates, one set for D1 to D2 and another for D3 to D4. The nano division runs a single ten gate course with optional bonuses for C1 through C3. Competition courses are closed to open practice. The top five in each class earn extra chances in the opportunity drawing for prizes, and updated 2026 nano rules will be announced. A group crawler photo is planned, and the scale trail for mini crawlers will be dressed with buildings and decorations for standout photos and video. The Scale Kings RC Showdown features a show and shine where crawlers are judged in categories that include best theme, best trailer, best competition rig, best scale build or dollhouse, and best nano. Each Signature Series stop also includes a relaxed club challenge on a marked line with no judges. Make the climb, ring the bell, and claim bragging rights, with details shared during the driver briefing and unlimited attempts allowed. Event sponsors and prize specifics will be announced.

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.

Competitive duelists can test their skills in an advanced Yu-Gi-Oh tournament featuring four rounds with pack-per-win rewards. The entry fee is $8, and every participant receives an OTS pack upon entry. Win rounds to earn additional packs and see how far your strategy can take you across all four rounds.

A bonfire-themed hangout, potluck, and outdoor dance fills Canyon Glen Park in Provo Canyon with music, games, and mountain air, keeping the familiar vibe even without open flames due to current fire restrictions. Attendees gather in and behind the pavilion across the river for a relaxed evening where Tai H. DJs a mix of crowd pleasers and those irresistible tracks that get people moving. Bring a camp chair, any food and drinks you like, a game for the pavilion, and your best dance moves. The potluck is optional, and basic supplies are covered with ice water, plates, cups, napkins, and utensils provided. Friends, coworkers, neighbors, and anyone who could use a night out are welcome. Parking tends to fill quickly, so carpooling and early arrival help, and all vehicles should be parked legally with access left clear for emergency services. Do not park across the freeway. Event guidelines include no smoking, no alcohol, and no drugs. Expect good food, lively music, friendly company, and a summer evening that keeps the spirit of a firelit gathering without the flame.

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.

Sunday Juggles brings jugglers together at Vaudeville Underground Circus Arts Studio in West Valley City, Utah. This community club is hosted most Sundays by Dylan Peacock of the Wasatch Front Jugglers. Attendees can share their phone number and email with Dylan to receive updates about the gathering.