Events in Murray today

Begin the weekend with a grounding yoga session at Murray City Park. Each class highlights a new theme that deepens practice and nurtures the connection of heart, body, mind, and soul. Yoga offers countless benefits and is an ongoing journey. All that is needed is to show up.

An open air blend of songs and stories awaits young children and their caregivers at Canyon Rim Park. Since the program happens outside, plan for sun and weather so everyone stays comfortable. Bring a blanket to sit on, sun protection like a hat or sunscreen, and water to stay hydrated, along with anything else your family might need while you listen, read, and sing together.

Experience a favorite community tradition at the Sandy City Farmers Market, where local farmers, makers, bakers, food vendors, artists, and small businesses come together for a lively marketplace. Browse fresh produce and handcrafted goods, enjoy treats from food trucks, and take in live music amid a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere with seasonal activities. Each week features new vendors, special happenings, and rotating themes such as Butterfly Release Day, Fire Truck Day, Bubble Blast, Apple Fest, and Haunted Harvest. Admission and parking are free.

Round 2 of the MCC Signature Series features four competitive classes of micro crawling under the 2025 MCC rule set. The action takes place at the West Valley RC Crawler Park in Centennial Park, with the course situated by the outdoor pool on the west side behind the tennis courts. Parking is free. Registration is completed through the RC Arena App. Entry is free and the event welcomes all ages, with minors accompanied by a parent or guardian. The day includes a driver briefing, a club crawler group photo, and dedicated competition runs. A scenic scale trail for mini crawlers will be dressed with buildings and décor, creating great opportunities for photos and video. Signature Series competition for 24 to 18 scale rigs offers two ten gate courses with bonus gates, split between D1–2 and D3–4, while nano rigs take on a single ten gate course with bonus gates for C1–3. Courses are closed to free play or practice. The top five in each class earn extra chances in an opportunity drawing for prizes, with sponsor and prize details to be announced. The Scale Kings RC Showdown adds a show and shine segment where crawlers are judged in categories such as best theme, best trailer, best competition rig, best scale build or dollhouse, and best nano. An additional MCC Club Challenge sets out a marked climb with no judges and unlimited attempts, ending with a bell to sound at the top for bragging rights. Plan to bring plenty of batteries and any gear you need, pack out your trash to keep the area clean, restrooms are available, and there is no EMT on site. The event also offers a friendly space to connect with other enthusiasts, talk shop, capture photos, and spend time on the rocks.

Connect with fellow Pokémon players, trade cards, and take part in a free tournament with chances 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.

An Advanced Yu-Gi-Oh tournament for players eager to prove they are the ones to beat. Compete across four rounds, earning a pack for each win. Entry is $8, and every entrant receives an OTS pack for participating.

311 and Dirty Heads bring the So Glad You Made It Tour to Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre. The concert will proceed rain or shine. Lawn and pit sections are general admission, and any row or seat numbers shown are used only by the box office for tracking, not for reserved seating. Supporting performers may change. Ticket access includes a range of presales such as fan club and bundle options, Citi cardmember offers, radio and Spotify presales, Live Nation and venue presales, along with VIP packages. A public onsale is also available.

Millcreek’s 4th Annual Pacific Islander Skate Night brings community, culture, and summer fun to Millcreek Common. This free, family friendly celebration invites all ages to experience the rich traditions, music, and spirit of Utah’s Pacific Islander community through an evening of skating, entertainment, and connection. Enjoy free admission and complimentary skate rentals for the first 1,000 guests. The first 50 guests through the gate receive a personal pizza courtesy of Millcreek Pizza House. Big Buddah hosts the festivities, with live performances by American Idol Top 24 artist Liahona, Vika, A.P., and Ms. Communicated. Watch skate demonstrations and take part in interactive fun with the Skate Loop Legends. Dance to sets from DJ Fuidawg and take in cultural performances by the Malialole Dance Group and Tausala. Family friendly games, activities, and community booths round out the experience. This event is made possible with support from Granite Credit Union, Zumiez, Millcreek Pizza House, and Jump for Autism.

Murray Theater hosts a high-energy KISS tribute featuring four veteran performers who bring the band’s iconic personas to life. James Seda appears as The Demon, Erik Winger as The Catman, James Cullen as The Space Ace, and John Carlazzo as The Starchild. The group has been a top finalist in a worldwide KISS tribute competition and received an invitation to audition for NBC's America's Got Talent, drawing on decades of stage experience to create a show for fans at every level. Tickets are $30 with all fees included. Every seat is reserved, and purchases are limited to a maximum of eight tickets per transaction. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Tickets can be secured online through Showpass, in person at the Murray Parks and Recreation Office, or at the theater box office. The only official ticket outlets are the Murray Parks & Recreation Office and Showpass. Third-party sellers often charge more and may not offer the same service guarantees. Murray Cultural Arts is supported in part by Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks, NowPlayingUtah, Utah Division of Arts & Museums, the National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, and Utah Humanities.

At America First Field, Real Salt Lake faces Atlante FC in the opening leg of their Leagues Cup matchup. The venue’s plaza will open before the stadium gates, and both will do so ahead of kickoff.

A day centered on hope, community, and purpose features a walk focused on supporting the fight against Huntington’s disease. Participants can sign up to walk, create a team, or make a donation, and every step helps move closer to a future without Huntington’s disease.

The Riff Raff brings a rock show to American Legion Post 112 Utah, delivering a set of live music. The performance also recognizes the United States' 250th birthday, adding a festive spirit to the occasion.

Experience a guided sound bath by Starseed, a restorative session where tones and vibrations invite calm, ease tension, and help restore balance. This practice can lessen stress, support emotional healing, and create space for inner peace and self-connection. Through sound, vibration, and breath, the body can remember what the mind has set aside. Pre-payment secures your spot. The cost is $22, payable in cash or via Venmo @Patricia-Almeida-17. To participate, text 208-221-7563.

This five day camp at Millcreek Common blends skill building and play for youth. Participants lace up for roller skating, receive instruction on the climbing wall, and enjoy additional activities around the plaza. Sessions are led by Millcreek Common sports managers who bring specialized training to each activity. The program takes place across five consecutive weekdays, with early drop off available. Separate groups are offered for ages 6 to 8 and 9 to 12.

A weekly morning meetup at Publik brings together anyone craving more music and musical company. Singers and players of guitar, piano, bass, drums, and ukulele are welcome, along with beginners, lapsed musicians, and the simply curious. Expect coffee, conversation, and easygoing song and story sharing that makes it simpler to connect with others. Some mornings focus on favorite songs, others on the instruments people play, the kind of musical life they hope to build, or what it feels like to finally find collaborators. This is not a performance, not a formal lesson, and not a stiff networking scene. It is a relaxed, friendly space to be around music and explore the growing community called Wandering Bards, created to offer adults more chances to belong and to actually make some noise together.

An all-new trivia quiz spotlights a beloved coach. It is free to enter and offers big prizes, with plenty of fun for fans of futbol.

Food Truck League brings food trucks to Sandy Amphitheater, creating a relaxed setting for a picnic-style meal. Guests can bring blankets and chairs to settle in and enjoy. Families will find kid-friendly areas, including a playground and a water feature. For the latest truck schedules, check the Food Truck League website to plan ahead.

A cozy gathering dedicated to tackling life admin in community. Participants settle into a relaxed setting with warm soup, snacks, and unlimited tea while setting intentions and working alongside others. Bring a laptop, planner, or paperwork to chip away at emails, bills, scheduling, forms, and other lingering to-dos. The atmosphere emphasizes calm productivity, soft background music, and supportive accountability, without pressure or hustle culture. Tickets are $12 and include the refreshments and access to a calming, supportive workspace.

Learn foundational roller skating skills with SparKill in a beginner-friendly class. Whether you are brand new or want to brush up on the basics, the session focuses on core techniques to get you moving. The lesson is included with Skate Loop admission.

A relaxed crafting meetup at the Utah Pride Center brings together people working on knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, or other craft projects to focus on what they enjoy, connect with others, and exchange tips. There are snacks, and movies and music play in the background to create a safe and welcoming setting. The group meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month.

Experience a gentle reset as Brit guides a restorative sound bath within a Himalayan salt cave. The atmosphere is calm and quiet, inviting you to settle onto the sand, release tension, and let harmonizing tones wash over you to ease the mind and support balance. Each session is limited to 10 participants for comfort, and halotherapy is included. Mats and blankets are provided. Please follow cave guidelines, which include no food or drink, no outside mats or blankets, no electronics or phones, and no late entry or early exit except in an emergency. Wear loose, comfortable clothing such as shorts, T-shirts, or tanks to allow more skin to breathe. The cave is kept at a comfortable temperature and may feel warmer as the session progresses. Tickets are $33 per person. Advance reservations are recommended, and some dates may be unavailable due to private events or full capacity. Those with heart health concerns are encouraged to consult a doctor. Tickets are nonrefundable, with transfers to a future session available.

This One Piece Trading Card Game night welcomes newcomers and casual players in a friendly, low pressure environment. As product availability and player turnout grow, the event will introduce more competitive play. It is a chance to meet fellow fans and help build the One Piece TCG community.

Hatchback takes the stage at Kilby Court. Tickets are on sale for this show.

Enjoy a 90 minute blend of movement, music, and connection at Gallivan Center. Settle in, then move through a guided yoga session that links breath and movement, shift into an energetic dance segment centered on self expression with a live DJ providing the soundtrack, and finish with lightly guided conversation circles that make meeting new people easy and playful. Bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable stretchy clothing, along with a positive vibe. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required. This is a free event. RSVP is requested using the Find Tickets button, arriving early helps secure a spot, and friends are welcome.

Discover tango through a somatic lens in a new series for dancers who want to feel what is happening inside the body as they move. Whether you come from salsa, swing, ballroom, or another social dance, this training shifts attention from memorizing patterns to understanding why connection can feel effortless with one partner and challenging with another. The work centers on how movement organizes through axis, balance, tone, and focused attention within connection, placing body intelligence before choreography. Expect to notice how subtle internal adjustments transform what happens externally, bringing more clarity to your dancing, lightening heavy moments, and giving you tools to actively shape connection rather than guess at it. It is well suited to dancers who care as much about the mechanics of presence as they do about steps. Enrollment is open.

Real Salt Lake and FC Juárez square off in a Leagues Cup match at America First Field. The clash between MLS and Liga MX brings contrasting styles into focus, offering a rare chance to gauge two clubs that do not often meet. Small tactical decisions and swings in momentum could shape the result, keeping the balance of the game in constant flux.

Powerhouse Networking has moved to the New York Life Office. Organizers thank everyone who attended the recent gathering and look forward to welcoming more participants. Attendees are encouraged to share this location update with anyone who participates or may be interested.

Tuesday nights at Murray Park feature a relaxed gathering of food trucks where families, friends, and neighbors can share a meal and unwind together. Pack blankets and chairs for a comfortable spot on the grass, and bring a few outdoor games to keep the fun going. To plan ahead, check the website that shares up to the minute truck schedules.

Ron Wood Splash Park in West Jordan hosts a weekly gathering where trucks make dinner easy to grab and enjoy as a picnic. It works well for a casual date, a family outing, or simply spending some time outdoors. Lineups may vary from week to week.

Enjoy free karaoke on the patio at Tin Roof Grill, open to participants of every age. The open-air setting features warm lighting and plenty of sing-alongs, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Take the mic for nostalgic favorites and popular hits, or relax and cheer on the performers. Drinks and food are available to complement the music.

This event focuses on growing the Gundum card community. While product and organized play materials are still on the way, attendees can play the Gundum card game and connect with fellow players.

An evening of board games at Game Haven features a warm community atmosphere. This weekly gathering offers chances to discover new titles, meet new people, and spend time in a welcoming third place.

Riftbound Nexus Nights brings together League of Legends players to team up with their favorite heroes and connect with new friends. This new community meetup welcomes every skill level. Admission is free, and prizes are available while supplies last. It runs each week.

Presented by S&S, Puppeteers For Fears brings Robopocalypse: The Musical, a rock and roll puppet production that blends horror and science fiction. This Oregon company crafts original, full-length shows using puppetry, live music, and video. Launched as a one-night Halloween cabaret in 2015, the group continued to develop new work and has since created about half a dozen original musicals, from stories of supernatural beings to rampaging robots to solitary sasquatches, performing to packed houses around the country. This is a seated event.

Game Night Live brings a lively trivia experience to Paxton Pub. Two separate games are played, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than standard Q and A, with challenges like word jumbles, picture clues, and other creative twists. There is no cost to participate, and prizes are up for grabs for those who play. Whether you are a trivia fan or simply in it for some friendly fun, everyone can take part.

Dance Nights brings the Gallivan Center plaza in Salt Lake City to life with a summer-long celebration of music and movement. The newest lineup adds more dates, introduces new bands, and highlights a few additional dance styles, offering a range of evenings to explore. Enjoy live music and dancing on the plaza, and check the season lineup to find the nights that match your style.

Enjoy a free yoga series open to every experience level, held in a shady park setting that encourages movement, steady breathing, and a connection with nature. The atmosphere centers on community and mindful practice, helping participants stay cool, focused, and grounded in the fresh air. Please bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a friend.

America First Field sets the stage as Real Salt Lake faces FC Juarez in the opening leg of Leagues Cup. The plaza welcomes attendees before gates open, with kickoff to follow. Tickets are available.

Passion Pit takes the stage at The Complex for an all ages show. The organizer has placed a temporary hold on ticket transfers, which will be enabled later. For details on this policy, refer to the AXS Purchase Agreement.

PAR-TEE with a Purpose brings golfers together at The Ridge Golf Club for a tournament benefiting Moments & Milestones. Entry is $100 per player or $400 for a foursome. Each participant receives a raffle ticket at check-in, and additional tickets can be purchased for more chances at prizes. Lunch is included, and the day concludes with raffles and time to connect. Local businesses are partnering to help make it happen, with opportunities available for those who want to get involved. Team spots are limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Parents gather at Sugarhouse Park each week to build a free, local support network through conversation and connection. Depending on the group and how everyone is feeling, time may be spent near the playground for families with older kids or in a shaded spot nearby. This welcoming circle is open to all expectant and postpartum parents, and to parents with children of any age, including new or soon-to-arrive babies. It is not a therapy session, rather a space to find community and meet people who understand the parenting journey. Look for a sign with the Sunshine Crew logo at the pavilion for the exact meetup spot. If arriving after the start, call 801-361-9785 to locate the group if it has moved from Parleys Creek Pavilion. The meetup takes place rain or shine.

Mark the middle of the week with a relaxed evening at Centennial Park in West Valley featuring tasty options from local small businesses. Bring outdoor games, blankets, and chairs, then settle in to enjoy time with friends, family, and neighbors. A rotating food truck lineup is planned, and details or schedules may change.

Good4Life Markets presents West Jordan’s farmers market at Veterans Memorial Park, where live local music sets the tone for an easygoing shopping experience. Browse seasonal produce including vegetables and fruits, along with eggs, honey, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, and locally made art. Food trucks offer a variety of dinner options. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted. Use your EBT/SNAP Horizon Card at the information booth to receive market tokens, and for every dollar you spend, you receive two dollars in matching benefits for fresh fruits and vegetables. These tokens also support local farmers and food vendors. Please be aware of fraudulent posts or direct messages that ask you to apply through unofficial links, as all legitimate communication and applications are handled only through official channels.

Bring friends, your favorite board or video games, and snacks to share, or simply stop by as you are for an all ages game night at UPC. There will be VR games and a Nintendo Switch with titles such as Jackbox and Super Smash Bros, plus more to try. No registration is required. Two hours of free parking are available at the City Creek West parking lot.

This circle-based ceremony weaves together intention setting, cacao, and Hapé in a calm, supportive environment. Participants begin by gathering to share intentions, drink a ceremonial serving of cacao, and draw an oracle card to encourage inner reflection. Hapé is then offered to each person one at a time while gentle, healing music plays in the background. After everyone has received it, the host continues with intuitive sound work, playing instruments designed to support energy clearing and shifts that may arise. Foam beds, pillows, and blankets are provided for comfort. Bring water, wear cozy layers, and carry any personal items that help you feel at ease. If you wish, you may create a small altar at your spot. An ID is required for anyone choosing to receive Hapé. The cost is $30, payable in cash or via Venmo to Gemztoned. Space is limited, and prepayment secures a spot.

Enjoy an evening under the stars at the Outdoor Concert Series at Red Butte Garden and Arboretum. This open-air concert brings live music to a scenic garden setting for a night outside. Tickets are on sale.

Spin Flow Juggle SLC hosts an open spin, flow, and juggling jam at Murray Park, Pavilion 1 for the season. It is a relaxed space to practice, share skills, and connect with other flow artists and jugglers. A fire jam often follows the main session, with details confirmed on site each night. If a fire jam does not take place, participants typically continue to flow until the park closes. Anyone planning to spin fire should wear fire-safe cotton clothing, inspect props and wicks, and bring Coleman's camp fuel or contribute $5 to the host. Everyone is expected to help with fire safety, and guidance is available for those who want to learn proper safety procedures.

Game Night Live Trivia offers a free-to-play night at Bricks Corner in West Valley. You do not need to be a trivia expert. The evening features two separate games, each with three rounds inspired by well known game shows. It is more than basic Q and A... look for jumbled word puzzles, picture-based challenges, and other playful twists. Open to anyone who likes to play games and hopes to win.

This master-level PranAsana breathwork session centers on ascension and energy work for the light body. The practice weaves together varied breathing techniques, meridian activation, mindful movement, mantra, meditation, and visualization to cultivate vital energy and support the release of stagnant or unhealthy emotions. It is designed to foster greater peace, love, balance, and a deeper sense of wholeness. Although offered at an advanced level, it welcomes all participants, with options to adjust the practices to individual needs. The session also features an immersive sound component with more than 28 crystal and Tibetan bowls, chimes, drums, and a Tibetan gong. First-time attendees are encouraged to arrive early. Suggested donation is $35, pay as able, with Venmo accepted at Phillip Nichols@yogitenzin.

Enhance your skating at Skate Loop with guidance from Millcreek’s Skate Loop Legends. These sessions focus on technique, playful tricks, and stylish dance steps, giving skaters a supportive way to expand their abilities. Instruction is included with regular skate admission.

A monthly in-person gathering offers a calm pause to slow down, breathe, and reconnect in shared space. Guided meditation sits alongside quiet reflection, creating a gentle container for presence. Across 50 minutes, the experience supports a return to self through mindful breathing, contemplation, and intentional stillness. It is primarily personal time, held within the steady energy of community. Participation is flexible. Listen in silence, journal quietly, join an optional closing conversation, or step out when needed. There are no expectations and no pressure. This offering is part of Maven’s community gatherings and is available on a donation basis to keep it accessible. Contributions help sustain space for community connection.

At the historic Chase Home Museum, a free exhibition celebrates four decades of Utah’s folk arts and the living traditions that keep cultural heritage and ancestral memory alive. Organized by the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, it brings together work from artisans across generations and communities, highlighting how these practices continue to thrive today. Explore a range of pieces that include a handcrafted classical guitar, intricately patterned eggs made with wax-resist techniques, Korean ink and folk paintings, Paquimé-inspired pottery formed with Utah clay, Shoshone beadwork and medallions, traditional Puerto Rican festival masks such as Vejigantes and Cabezudos, and hand-twined rag rugs in the style of the Great Depression, along with additional works. Admission is free.

Referral Community brings Chamber members and guests together for a relationship-focused networking session at The Break Sports Grill In Murray. Participants connect in a friendly, organized environment to exchange referrals and cultivate trust-based business relationships. Expect opportunities to broaden your professional circle, share leads, and build meaningful connections with Murray Chamber members and other local professionals. This setting suits anyone aiming to grow a business, identify dependable partners, or strengthen ties within the local business community.

This event will take place at Centennial Park.

Outdoorsy RV Supply is offering a casual gathering with complimentary hot dogs, chips, and a soda, with no purchase required. Visitors can refill propane, pick up last minute RV supplies, and browse weekly specials for great deals. A propane discount is available, creating a convenient stop to get road trip ready before heading out to camp.

Connect with fellow Pokémon Trainers and trade cards while getting to know the local community. Celebrate the spirit of the game through swaps and conversation. The store adds an extra 5 percent to trade-in values during the event.

Yappy Hour returns with a park meetup for dogs and their people. Hosted by Public Lands, this dog-friendly event gives pups space to mingle and enjoy the fresh air while their humans connect. Attendees can bring their dogs, meet fellow pet lovers, and browse offerings from local vendors.

Explore how to shape intention into narrative at a hands-on workshop on intentional storytelling. With prompts and light guidance, participants consider what they want to invite into their lives and begin writing a personal, magical story. Bring a notebook or any paper you prefer, plus whatever you like to write or draw with, such as pens, pencils, markers, crayons, or other art supplies. If you need fresh pages, the journal section at Golden Braid Books offers options you can use for the session. You are welcome to arrive a few minutes early to pick up an iced tea, cookie, or other treat from Oasis to enjoy while you write. The workshop runs about an hour and a half. This free community event is open to all.

Jammin’ at Jordan Landing returns with a concert series that fills the plaza with live music and family-friendly fun. Each show features local bands, activities for all ages, and a splash pad with a play area for kids. Themes change each week and giveaways are available while supplies last. Nearby Jordan Landing restaurants offer dinner and dessert options to enjoy during the performance.

Deep Restore is a weekly space for rest, release, and reconnection at Wild Grace. Each gathering holds a steady intention while the approach rotates, drawing from meditation, breathwork, yoga, sound healing, and somatic movement to keep the practice fresh. The first hour offers a guided experience that helps shift from busy thoughts into embodied presence. The second hour moves into integration with time for authentic sharing, reflection, and quiet restoration so insights and emotions can be witnessed in community rather than carried away unprocessed. Each session includes one hour of practice and one hour of integration. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is needed, only a willingness to show up for yourself. Drop in for $10 or participate with a $40 monthly membership, which also includes access to Tuesday weekly classes.

Postfontaine presents Scotty McCreery at Sandy Amphitheater. Ticketing includes several options, with a public onsale as well as fan club, local, and Live Nation presales.

This weekly parenting yoga class at GLOW in Salt Lake City welcomes anyone who is carrying, preparing for, or caring for a new baby, as well as partners and other support people. Hosted by SHAUNTEA and led by owner Destiny S. Lake, a certified Hatha and prenatal yoga teacher, the class explores the prenatal and postnatal journey, body awareness, coping strategies for labor and delivery whether you are the birthing person or a support person, and early parenthood. Build strength and a deeper mind body connection while forming community with expectant and postpartum parents. Friends, family members, and community supporters who want to learn helpful support tools are also invited. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing. A yoga mat is helpful, and there are plenty available to borrow. The class uses a sliding scale, pay what you can model of $10 to $25 per session, and HSA or FSA accounts may be used when applicable. There is no preregistration. Although it appears on Glow’s website, sign up and payment are not handled there because the space is rented by SHAUNTEA. Payment is accepted before or after class, there is ample room, and there are no attendance caps. Participants may include surrogates, intended parents, and family support people, and not everyone will identify as female. All bodies, abilities, sizes, and gender identities are welcome.