Events in Pleasant Grove today

A lively community market pairs farm fresh shopping with a food truck rally and live local music. Browse stands filled with seasonal produce, eggs, honey, flowers, artisan breads and pastries, handcrafted soaps, artwork, and other locally made goods. Pick up dinner from one of the food trucks and enjoy the music while you explore. Free yoga classes are planned, with a schedule to be announced. Shoppers using an EBT or SNAP Horizon Card can access Double Up Food Bucks, turning each dollar spent into a two dollar match in tokens to use at the market. Tokens are available at the information booth and help sustain local growers and food makers. Be cautious of fraudulent messages or unofficial applications related to this market. Only communications shared through official channels are legitimate.

A free community iris exchange will be held at the South Pavilion in Draper City Park. Bringing irises is optional, and participants may take some even if they do not bring any. If contributing plants, label the container with a photo, the iris name, or a brief description and color, or write the iris name directly on the fan with a marker. Remember to bring a marker to tag any selections you pick up and a bag or container to carry them home.

An event centered on vehicle sales is planned, with about 30 vehicles expected to be available for purchase. There are currently 10 seller spots open.

A weekly community meditation at Jade Bloom Essential Oils in Draper offers a calm, heart-centered space to pause and reconnect. This donation-based, 45-minute gathering features guided practice with gentle themes of self compassion, presence, and connection, giving you time to settle and reenter the day with more ease. The circle is open to everyone, including beginners. Contributions are optional. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Participants may bring a mat, cushion, or blanket, and a limited number of mats and chairs are provided. Arriving a little early can help with getting settled. Sessions are led by Rene, a meditation facilitator and sound healer from South Jordan, founder of Moonlit Wellness and co-founder of Soul Sync Music and Meditation. Her approach reflects many years of personal practice, blending meditation, ceremony, and energy work to cultivate deep presence and authentic connection, often closing with a simple affirmation that honors each person’s inner light.

Enjoy a built-in break while your child dives into a science-filled evening at Little Beakers in Orem. Children ages 3 and up, who are restroom independent, will spend more than two hours exploring interactive experiments guided by Little Beakers scientists. This is a drop-off event, so parents do not need to stay. Dinner is provided, including pizza, juice pouches, and fresh vegetables. Pricing starts at $40 per child, with sibling and member discounts available.

Whose Live Anyway? brings an evening of fast-paced improv comedy to the Covey Center for the Arts. Skilled performers build scenes and songs on the spot, delivering quick wit, playful surprises, and plenty of laughs from start to finish.

This inclusive open martial arts championship welcomes practitioners from every tradition and embraces all ages, ranks, and abilities. Competition spans traditional and nontraditional kata, a family kata division, kumite, and weapons, with divisions organized by age, rank, weight, and ability to promote fair matchups. Officiating is conducted by referees and judges certified by the World Karate Federation, the Panamerican Karate Federation, and the National Karate Federation, and all kata and kumite follow WKF and NKF rules. Kancho Masaya Kohama, the world president of Japan’s International Shotokan Shobukan Karate Association, will be present to observe and support athletes. Early pricing sets entry at $85 for one or two events, $10 for each additional event, and $30 for family kata, with spectator admission at $9 and coach passes at $15. Registration includes a competitor gift and one spectator pass. The event also accepts applications from volunteers and certified officials. Hosted at the Utah Military Academy in Lehi, it offers a respectful, diverse setting where competitors can test skills, learn from others, and celebrate the spirit of martial arts.

Kingdom Midreign at Scera Park brings a festive lineup of battlegames, a raffle, court, a feast, and a knighting. The Casters Cup has been moved to End Reign.

This free seminar for women focuses on building self-defense knowledge and skills. Topics include the legal side of self-defense, situational awareness and prevention, responses to grabs and holds, and escapes from standing and ground positions, with additional material covered.

A community gathering for sharing food and conversation. Attendees may come alone or with a friend or support person. The event is open to witches, pagans, Wiccans, and anyone who is curious. The atmosphere is family-friendly.

This event spotlights Tony and Grammy Award winner Heather Headley, an artist widely praised for a commanding voice and vibrant stage presence. Raised in Trinidad before moving to the United States, she first made her mark on Broadway as Nala in the original cast of The Lion King, then earned the Tony Award for Best Actress and a Drama Desk Award for her title role in Aida. Her recording career spans R&B, pop, and gospel, with hits like He Is, I Wish I Wasn’t, and the chart-topping In My Mind, as well as a Grammy-winning album, Audience of One. Additional releases include Only One In The World. Theatre highlights range from The Bodyguard in London’s West End to a celebrated return to Broadway as Shug Avery in The Color Purple and a lauded turn as the Witch in Into the Woods at New York City Center. On screen, she has appeared in Chicago Med and as a series regular on Sweet Magnolias. Early access presale is available to season ticket holders by phone or in person only, and general public sales include both season packages and single-event tickets.

The 2026 season is extended, and the Saratoga Springs Farmers Market offers even more to explore. Each week, shoppers can browse fresh produce, gourmet baked goods, and unique artisan items. The market remains open through late September.

Neptune Park in Saratoga Springs offers an easy way to pick up a to-go meal from food trucks and enjoy it picnic-style. It works for a low-key date, a family outing, or simply some fresh air. The park features a playground, a basketball court, and broad grassy areas, so there is something to enjoy for every age.

Local musicians provide a lively backdrop for a farmers market and food truck round up where shoppers can find everyday essentials and special treats. Browse local vegetables and fruits, eggs, honey, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, art, and more. Food trucks are on site for an easy dinner. SNAP benefits and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted. Bring an EBT/SNAP Horizon Card to the information booth to receive market tokens, and for every dollar spent, two dollars are matched through the Double Up program. Tokens can be used at the market and help support local farmers and food artisans. Be cautious of scam posts related to this event. Unsolicited direct messages or requests to apply through outside links that claim limited availability are fraudulent, and all applications and communications are handled only through official channels.

Day Ranch Park in Bluffdale transforms into a weekly gathering with a changing mix of food trucks serving a variety of flavors. Enjoy good food, friendly company, and entertainment in a central park setting, with a skate park, playground, and pickleball courts offering something for everyone. Truck lineups may vary, and event details are subject to updates.

Freddy's Family Night in Provo features a complimentary kids meal with the purchase of an adult combo meal, plus raffles, giveaways, and fun activities for families.