Family events in Millcreek, UT

Curious about what your pet is thinking and feeling? Have an in-person reading with pet psychic Jennafer Martin at The Dog’s Meow (Mill Creek), held at The Dog’s Meow’s DIY dog wash. Each reading is $10 per pet.

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.

Utah Film Center and Woodbine Food Hall present Movies in The Alley, an outdoor film series with cult favorites, comedy classics, and blockbuster thrills under SLC's night sky. This screening features Monty Python and the Holy Grail at Woodbine Food Hall and Bar in the Alley at Woodbine. Admission is $5 per screening. Bring a camp chair or blanket, enjoy with friends, and pick up food and drinks from Woodbine vendors.

Share stories and songs in the fresh air at Canyon Rim Park, created for young children and their caregivers. Plan for time outside and bring what you need to stay comfortable. A picnic blanket, sun protection, and water are recommended.

At the Salt Palace Convention Center, CHILL ACT Salt Lake City brings together families, providers, educators, therapists, nonprofits, and community organizations for a neurodiversity and kids activity expo centered on children’s health, inclusion, learning, and leadership. Families can connect with ABA and therapy providers, find pediatric healthcare and educational resources, explore enrichment and STEM programs, enjoy interactive activities, and meet advocacy groups. The event is designed to offer practical information, meaningful connections, and accessible support for those navigating autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and learning differences. Admission is free for families.

Gather with the Pokémon Trading Card Game community to trade cards, meet other players, and take part in a free tournament. Prizes are available, and participants may receive Pokémon League packs when they are in stock. Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian in order to participate.

Millcreek’s 4th Annual Pacific Islander Skate Night brings community, culture, and summertime fun to Millcreek Common. This no-cost, all-ages gathering invites attendees to experience the traditions, music, and spirit of Utah’s Pacific Islander community through an evening of skating, live entertainment, and connection. Enjoy complimentary entry, free skate rentals for the first 1,000 people, and pizza for the first 50 guests courtesy of Millcreek Pizza House. Big Buddah hosts the festivities, with a performance by Liahona, who reached the Top 24 on American Idol, skate demonstrations and interactive moments with the Skate Loop Legends, music from DJ Fuidawg, and cultural showcases by the Malialole Dance Group. Family games, activities, and community booths round out the celebration, welcoming both seasoned skaters and first-timers. This event is supported by Granite Credit Union, Zumiez, and Millcreek Pizza House.

This five-day, weeklong day camp at Millcreek Common gives kids a chance to learn, explore, and play on the Plaza. Campers take part in roller skating, guided climbing wall instruction, and other on-site activities. All sessions are led by Millcreek Common sports managers who are trained specialists in their fields. Separate groups are available for ages 6 to 8 and ages 9 to 12, and early drop off is offered.

Enjoy an evening of live country and folk music as Susie Brown takes the stage, with Mary Kate Walton listed as the opener. The Summer Jam series brings performances to the outdoor amphitheater, with a lineup scheduled across the summer.

Turn an ordinary weeknight into a simple dinner outing at Ron Wood Splash Park in West Jordan. Every Tuesday offers an easy way to grab a to-go picnic that works for date night, family night, or just some time outdoors. The organizer’s website provides up to the minute truck schedules to help you plan your evening.

Tuesday evenings at Murray Park offer a casual community gathering centered on food. Families, friends, and neighbors can bring outdoor games, blankets, and chairs to relax and enjoy time together. A schedule of trucks is posted so attendees can plan ahead.

A relaxed food truck night at Centennial Park in West Valley features dinner from small, locally owned businesses. Guests can settle in for an easy evening with friends, family, and neighbors by bringing lawn games along with blankets and chairs. For the latest truck lineup and any schedule updates, check the event website.

Enjoy a relaxed game night at the Utah Pride Center, open to all ages. Attendees can bring friends, favorite board or video games, and snacks to share, or simply come on their own. The venue offers VR play and a Nintendo Switch with popular options like Jackbox and Super Smash Bros, plus additional titles. Registration is not required. Two hours of complimentary parking are available at the City Creek West parking lot.

This weekly trade night brings together Pokémon Trainers to connect with the community and trade with one another. Taking a cue from Ash’s teamwork-filled journey, the focus is on friendly interactions and shared enthusiasm. The store also adds an extra 5% to trade-in values during the event, offering a small bonus for participants who bring items to trade.

Yappy Hour returns for a dog-friendly meetup in the park with Public Lands. Dogs can socialize outdoors while their humans connect with other pet lovers and browse local vendors. Attendees may bring their pups and spend time outside together.

Jammin’ at Jordan Landing returns with a summer concert series that transforms the plaza into a lively spot for live music and family fun. Enjoy performances by talented local bands, along with kid-friendly options like a splash pad and play area. Each concert features a different theme, and there are complimentary goodies available while supplies last. Pick up dinner or a sweet treat from nearby Jordan Landing restaurants to enjoy during the show. Guests can bring chairs and relax with friends while the music plays.