Events in Millcreek today

Kick off the weekend with a yoga practice centered on alignment. Each week brings a new theme designed to deepen your practice and nurture the connection of heart, body, mind, and soul. The benefits of yoga continue to build over time, and participation begins with simply showing up.

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.

Fear Factory is holding a casting call and hiring session focused on building a haunted attraction team that delivers more than scares. Opportunities span guest-facing and behind-the-scenes departments, including safety and security, customer service, ticketing, bartending, bus driving, retail, scare performers, and lead actors. The event features auditions for performers and interviews for event staff, aimed at assembling a bold, high-energy crew ready to bring eerie encounters to life.

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.

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.

Put your deck to the test in a Yu-Gi-Oh Advanced tournament featuring four rounds of play. Earn a pack for every round you win. Entry is $8, and every participant receives an OTS pack just for taking part.

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 all ages event features Legend Zeppelin live at The Depot. The lineup of supporting performers may be updated without advance notice.

Murray Theater hosts a high energy tribute to KISS, performed by four seasoned musicians who have been recognized as a top finalist in a worldwide KISS tribute contest and were invited to audition for NBC’s America’s Got Talent. James Seda channels The Demon, Erik Winger portrays The Catman, James Cullen steps into The Space Ace, and John Carlazzo brings The Starchild to life, combining decades of stage experience to deliver a show designed for every kind of KISS fan. Tickets are $30 and include all fees. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Seating is fully reserved, with a limit of eight tickets per transaction. Tickets are available online through Showpass, at the Murray Parks & Recreation Office, and at the theater box office. For safe purchasing, use only the official outlets listed, since third party sellers may charge above face value and may not provide the same guarantees. Presented by Murray Theater with support from Murray Cultural Arts, which is funded in part by Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks, NowPlayingUtah, the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Utah Humanities.

As part of a US tour in 2026, Tomahawk appears at The Union.

Celebrate hope, community, and purpose at a fundraising walk supporting the fight against Huntington’s disease. Participants can register to walk, form a team, or make a donation. Every step helps move closer to a future free of this disease.

The Riff Raff performs live at American Legion Post 112 Utah, presenting an evening of music in celebration of America’s 250th birthday this year.

Utah Film Center’s Summer Outdoor Film Series returns for 2026 at Pioneer Park in Salt Lake City, presented in partnership with The Blocks. This screening features Little Shop of Horrors, a cult musical horror comedy about a floral shop employee and a mysterious plant with a dangerous appetite. The screening area is on the south side of the park. Seating is first come on the grass, and blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Snacks will be available for purchase from Sweet Hazel & Co, and leashed dogs are allowed.

Craft Lake City and the University of Utah Division of Games present the Indie Mountain West Showcase as part of the 18th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival presented by Harmons. Explore original titles from 12 independent developers, hobbyists, and students representing the Intermountain West. Meet the creators, try projects that range from early prototypes to polished releases, and vote for a favorite. Play each of the twelve finalist games, connect with local game makers, and be there for the debut Indie Mountain West Awards. The showcase is located inside the STEM Building at the Utah State Fairpark alongside the Google Fiber STEM Experience, and access is included with DIY Festival admission.

Wheeler Farm Farmers Market returns in 2026 with more than a hundred local vendors each week. Explore fresh seasonal produce, meats, dairy, and eggs, along with breads, sauces, and spices. Discover home goods and decor, self-care items, and pet products, plus a variety of food, drinks, and sweet treats. Admission is free, and the market welcomes families and pets.

Enjoy a free, all-levels mat Pilates class at Donner Park that blends energizing movement with a mood boost. Registration is not required. Bring a mat, take in the fresh air, and get moving in a welcoming outdoor setting.

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.

Settle into a restorative guided sound bath where waves of tone and gentle vibration encourage the mind to quiet and the body to let go. This immersive experience aims to reduce stress, support emotional healing, and create space for inner calm and self-connection. With a blend of sound, vibration, and focused breathing, the body is gently reminded of what the mind may have set aside. Paying in advance secures a spot. The cost is $22, with payment accepted in cash or via Venmo at Patricia-Almeida-17.

At Boomerangs Millcreek, it is all about singing along, laughing at those misheard lyrics, and enjoying a lively karaoke atmosphere. The bar offers specials such as $3 mimosas, $5 Bloody Marys, $5 green tea shots, and $4 drafts. Bring friends, take the mic, and make it a night filled with music and good vibes.

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.

A weekly morning meetup at Publik brings together people who want more music and more musical friends in their lives. Singers and players of all kinds are welcome, from guitar and piano to bass, drums, and ukulele, as well as beginners, those returning after a break, and anyone simply curious. The format is simple... grab coffee, chat about music, swap songs and stories, and make it easier to connect with others who love making noise together. Some mornings may center on favorite tracks, others on instruments, creative aims, or the experience of finding collaborators. This is not a show, not a formal class, and not a stiff networking scene. It is an easygoing space to be around music and explore Wandering Bards, created with adults in mind who are looking for more belonging and more opportunities to play.

Put your Ted Lasso knowledge to the test in a brand new trivia quiz all about the coach himself. It is free to play, comes with big prizes, and packs plenty of fun... because futbol is life.

Set aside time to handle life admin in a welcoming, shared setting. In a calm room with soft music and supportive company, you can work through emails, bills, scheduling, forms, and lingering to-dos without the pressure. Bring a laptop, planner, or paperwork and make steady progress alongside others with light accountability and intention. Warm soup, snacks, and unlimited tea are included to keep you comfortable while you focus. Tickets are $12.

Beginner roller skate lessons led by SparKill offer a supportive way to learn or refresh the basics at Skate Loop. Ideal for first-time skaters and anyone looking to rebuild confidence, these sessions are included with Skate Loop admission.

Bring your knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, or any craft project in progress to the Utah Pride Center on the second and fourth Monday of the month. Spend time making progress on your creations, meet new people, and exchange crafting tips. Enjoy snacks while movies and music play in the background. It all unfolds in a welcoming and safe setting.

At Gallivan Center, this experience blends yoga, dance, and conversation to create a welcoming space for movement, music, and genuine connection. The flow begins with time to arrive and settle, continues with a guided yoga session that encourages mindful movement and breath, shifts into an upbeat dance segment for self expression, then wraps up with lightly facilitated conversation circles that make meeting new people playful and accessible. A live DJ provides continuous beats throughout. Attendees are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and water, and to wear comfortable, stretchy clothing. No experience is required and all are welcome. This is a free event, and RSVPs are requested via the Find Tickets button. Arriving early can help secure a spot, and friends are welcome.

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.

A new series of Somatic Tango classes is beginning, created for dancers who love to move and want to understand what is happening in the body as they dance. If your background is in salsa, swing, ballroom, or any social dance, you likely already know how to learn patterns. These classes shift the focus from asking what the step is to exploring why a partnership can feel effortless with one person and difficult with another. The training investigates how movement organizes through axis, balance, tone, and attention within connection. Instead of starting with choreography, it develops body intelligence. Expect to notice how small internal adjustments can change what happens on the outside. Dancing becomes clearer, heavy moments feel lighter, and connection becomes something you can actively influence rather than guess at. Designed for dancers who value the mechanics of presence as much as steps, this series offers the next layer of learning.

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.

Take part in a trivia night with no cost to play that welcomes anyone who enjoys games and prizes. The event features two separate games, each made up of three rounds modeled after popular game shows. Expect more than standard Q&A, with word jumbles, picture rounds, and other engaging twists.

Dance Nights brings a weekly summer series to the Gallivan Center plaza in Salt Lake City, running June through September. This season includes more dates, new bands, and a selection of new dance styles.

Presented by S&S, Puppeteers For Fears brings Robopocalypse, a rock and roll puppet musical with a science fiction and horror edge. The Oregon ensemble is known for original, puppet-performed comedies that mix puppetry, video, and live music. Launched as a one-night Halloween cabaret in 2015, the show’s popularity led the group to keep creating, resulting in roughly six new musicals that span supernatural creatures, rampaging robots, and even solitary sasquatches, with sold-out performances nationwide. This performance is seated.

Passion Pit takes the stage at The Complex for an all ages show. Doors open ahead of the performance. Ticket transfers are delayed for this event and will only be available closer to the date. For policy details, refer to AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Spend a day on the fairways at The Ridge Golf Club during a charity golf tournament benefiting Moments & Milestones. Players can register as individuals for $100 or as a foursome for $400. Each golfer will receive a raffle ticket at check in, with additional tickets available for purchase for more chances to win prizes. Lunch is provided, and the day will wrap up with raffles and time to connect with fellow participants. The tournament is supported by local businesses, and opportunities to get involved are available. Space is limited and team registration is offered while spots last.

This weekly, free meetup at Sugarhouse Park brings local parents together for conversation and connection. Depending on the needs of the group, time may be spent at the playground when older kids are along, or chatting in a shaded spot near the pavilion. It welcomes all expectant and postpartum parents, and families with children of any age, including newborns and those on the way. This is not a therapy group, it is a supportive space to meet peers and grow as parents within a fun community. Look for the sign with the Sunshine Crew logo at the pavilion for directions to the current gathering spot. If you arrive late, call 801-361-9785 to learn where the group is if it has moved from the Parleys Creek Pavilion. The meetup runs rain or shine.

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.

Good4Life Markets presents the West Jordan Farmers Market, a community gathering at Veterans Memorial Park just behind West Jordan City Hall. Shop to the sounds of local musicians and explore stands filled with locally grown produce, eggs, honey, fresh flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, art, and more. Food trucks offer dinner while you browse. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted, and when you spend $1 with an EBT/SNAP Horizon Card you receive $2 in matching benefits for fresh fruits and vegetables. Bring your Horizon Card to the information booth to receive tokens you can use with vendors, which supports local farmers and food artisans. Be cautious of unsolicited messages or posts that claim limited availability or ask you to apply through unofficial links, since legitimate communications are handled only through official channels.

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.

Space is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is encouraged. Prepayment secures your place, or text 801-514-5576 to reserve. The cost is $30, payable in cash or via Venmo at @Gemztoned. The gathering begins with a circle to set intentions. A ceremonial serving of cacao invites reflection, paired with drawing an oracle card. In a calm, supportive setting, each person is offered Hapé while gentle music and soothing sounds play in the background. After everyone has received Hapé, the facilitator plays healing instruments to encourage clearing and shifts that may surface during the experience. Comfort items are provided, including foam cushions, pillows, and blankets. Please bring water, wear comfortable clothing and consider layers, and carry any personal items that help you feel at ease. You are welcome to create a small personal altar at your spot if that feels right. An ID is required for anyone choosing to receive Hapé.

Enjoy an evening of live music beneath the stars at Red Butte Garden & Arboretum as part of its Outdoor Concert Series. Tickets are available now.

This free trivia evening at Bricks Corner in West Valley welcomes everyone, not just hardcore quiz fans. The format features two games, each with three rounds that draw on familiar game show styles. It goes beyond standard question and answer, mixing in word scrambles, image-based challenges, and other playful twists. Prizes are up for grabs.

This master-level PranAsana session centers on the light body, weaving advanced breathwork with meridian stimulation, mindful movement, mantra, meditation, and guided visualization. The practice engages chi, also known as ki or life force, to support a full-body reset that clears shadow patterns, releases unhealthy emotions, and nurtures greater light, peace, love, and balance while anchoring higher states of ascension consciousness. Sound healing enriches the experience with more than 28 crystal and Tibetan bowls, along with chimes, drums, and a Tibetan gong. Open to all, with options to modify as needed. Suggested donation is 35.00, pay as able. Venmo: Phillip Nichols@yogitenzin.

SPIN FLOW JUGGLE SLC returns to Murray Park, Pavilion #1 for the 2026 season with a community flow jam. Fire jams often follow the main session, and details about whether and where a fire jam will happen are shared at the jam. If no fire jam is planned, the gathering typically continues until the park closes. Participants who plan to spin fire should wear cotton, fire-safe clothing, check props and wicks, and bring Coleman's Camp Fuel or $5 for the host. Everyone is encouraged to take a turn with fire safety, and instruction is available for those who want to learn.

Improve skating technique, try playful tricks, and pick up distinctive dance steps with Millcreek’s Skate Loop Legends at Skate Loop. Class participation is free with skate admission.

A monthly in-person pause invites participants to take a breath, settle, and re-center. Over 50 minutes, this gathering offers guided meditation, periods of quiet reflection, and intentional stillness in a shared space. It is presented as personal time, supported by the presence of community and free of obligations. People can engage in the way that suits them, whether listening quietly, journaling, joining a closing conversation, or stepping out when needed. The aim is straightforward, to create room for inner work while being gently accompanied by others. Part of Maven’s community gatherings, it is offered on a donation basis to keep access open, and contributions help sustain a welcoming place for connection.

Explore four decades of Utah’s living folk traditions at the Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Arts. Presented by the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, this milestone exhibition highlights the craftsmanship and stories of artists from many generations and cultural backgrounds. Expect to see a handcrafted classical guitar, intricately dyed wax-resist eggs, Korean ink and folk paintings, Paquimé style pottery shaped with local clay, Shoshone beadwork and medallions, colorful Puerto Rican festival masks such as Vejigantes and Cabezudos, and hand twined rag rugs rooted in techniques from the Great Depression, along with additional works that celebrate everyday artistry. The galleries offer a welcoming space for reflection, cultural connection, and storytelling. Admission is free.

Referral Community is a networking group focused on meaningful, relationship-based connections. Chamber members and guests come together in a friendly, organized setting to exchange referrals and develop trusted business relationships. Participants expand their professional networks, share opportunities, and connect with Murray Chamber members and other local professionals to support business growth and find reliable partners. The gathering takes place at The Break Sports Grill in Murray.

Outdoorsy RV Supply is offering complimentary hot dogs with chips and a soda, and no purchase is required. Visitors can also refill propane, pick up last minute RV supplies, and browse this week’s specials to get road trip ready before pulling out of the driveway.

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.

Discover how to shape a story with intention in a welcoming session at Golden Braid Books. Through reflective prompts and gentle guidance, participants explore what they hope to invite into their lives and begin crafting a personally meaningful narrative. Bring any notebook or paper you prefer, along with whatever you like to write or draw with, whether that is a pen, pencil, marker, crayon, or other art supplies. If you want a fresh start, the shop’s journal section offers plenty of choices. Participants may arrive a few minutes early to pick up an iced tea, cookie, or another treat from Oasis to enjoy during the workshop. The workshop is free and welcomes the entire community, and it lasts about an hour and a half.

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.

Deep Restore is a weekly space for rest, release, and reconnection designed to help you slow down, return to your body, and listen to your inner wisdom. Each gathering begins with a guided practice, and the method rotates to keep the experience fresh, drawing from meditation, breathwork, yoga, sound healing, or somatic movement while the intention remains steady. The latter portion focuses on integration, offering room for honest sharing, thoughtful reflection, and quiet restoration so insights and emotions can be witnessed and processed together rather than carried home alone. All experience levels are welcome, and a willingness to care for yourself is all that is needed. Drop-in participation is available for $10, or choose a $40 monthly membership that also includes Tuesday weekly classes.

A weekly parenting yoga class at Glow SLC in Salt Lake City welcomes anyone who is pregnant, preparing for a baby, or caring for a new little one, as well as partners and other support people. The class is hosted by SHAUNTEA and led by owner Destiny S. Lake, a Hatha and Prenatal Certified yoga teacher. Participants explore the prenatal and postnatal journey, learn about their bodies, and practice coping techniques for labor and delivery whether attending as the birthing person or as support. The session focuses on building strength and mind-body connection, gaining tools for parenthood, and forming community with other expectant and postpartum parents. People supporting friends, family, or community members who are growing their families are also encouraged to attend and will receive practical support tools. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, and there are plenty available to borrow. The class is offered on a sliding scale of $10 to $25 per session, pay what you can. HSA and FSA funds may be used when applicable. No advance registration is required, and payment is accepted before or after class. Although it may appear on Glow’s website, sign-up and payment are not processed there because SHAUNTEA rents the space. There is ample room and there are no limits on class size. All gender identities, abilities, body shapes, and sizes are welcome, including surrogates, intended parents, and family support.