Events in Roy, UT

Ease into the week with Be Here Now, a calming yoga session led by instructor Heidi Knudson. This slow, unhurried flow blends soft, accessible movement with yin-inspired holds and generous stretching to release tension and encourage presence. With mindful pacing, attentive breathing, and quiet moments of stillness, the practice clears mental clutter and awakens the body without strain. Expect to finish feeling grounded, clear, and ready to carry steady focus into the days ahead.

Little dancers can enjoy a lively 20-minute session set to high-energy music. It is all about moving and grooving as they shake out their wiggles and have fun.

Children and tweens dive into interactive STEAM projects that invite them to discover, construct, and make. This program features creative, try-it-yourself experiences that encourage curiosity and problem solving through playful experimentation.

This is a family-friendly evening centered on candy and community fun. Admission is free, and vendors are welcome to participate at no cost by handing out candy.

Holly Ferguson leads Blissful Balance Yoga with a soothing opening meditation using the free Healthy Minds app to quiet the mind and set an intention. The practice then moves into a lively flow that blends strength-building sequences, balancing poses, and deep, relaxing stretches to release tension and improve flexibility. Designed for all levels, it concludes with a restful savasana so you leave feeling centered, renewed, and energized.

At Davis County Library, a monthly game night features simple to pick up games and lively, fast paced play. It happens on the second Tuesday of each month, rotating between Bingo and Bunco. Bingo is offered in January, March, May, July, September, and November, and Bunco in February, April, June, August, October, and December. Winners may choose a small prize.

Led by instructor Marci Moir, this session offers a gentle flow that encourages you to tune in to what your body needs. The practice blends mindful movement with light strengthening and soothing stretches. It concludes with a quiet moment of stillness to help you settle and restore.

Guided by instructors Holly Ferguson and Nicole Lunt, this gentle chair-based yoga session welcomes all ages and abilities. Movements are performed seated or with a chair for support, making it a good option for anyone working on balance, building strength, or seeking a lower-risk way to move. The experience begins with a brief meditation and calming breathwork to help you feel centered, then shifts into an easy, accessible flow that is primarily seated with a few supported standing poses to stretch and steady the body. The practice concludes with a comfortable seated savasana accompanied by soothing sound elements, leaving you relaxed, grounded, and renewed.

Geared toward adults 50 and older yet open to all ages, this combined strength and stretching session features gentle, effective movements that support flexibility and overall wellness. A local patron leads the group with a focus on getting people moving, creating a friendly space to be active and make new connections. Please check with a healthcare professional before starting this or any fitness program, especially if you have ongoing or recurring health conditions or if you are pregnant, nursing, or an older adult.

Bring your favorite creative project to The Local Artisan Collective for a welcoming night of making and connection. Hosted by KC in Classroom A and B, this free, public gathering invites artists and hobbyists of every stripe to work on painting, sewing, drawing, sculpting, writing, knitting, crocheting, beading, or any other craft while meeting new people. Please bring your own materials. Toward the end, participants are invited to show what they have been working on, ask for feedback, troubleshoot tricky steps, and share ideas in a supportive, open forum. This event welcomes all ages. For questions, contact KC Peek at 385-626-0524 or seedsofimaginationcards@gmail.com.

A free parenting class for expecting and new parents offers guidance from a pediatric team and an IBCLC certified lactation nurse. The session covers the first weeks at home, breastfeeding and bottle feeding basics, safe sleep practices and ways to soothe your baby, newborn care and developmental milestones, and how to know when it is time to call the doctor. Snacks and drinks are provided, and there will be plenty of time for questions.

Participants meet in the picnic areas at Fielding Garr Ranch for a guided walk through the historic property and its densely populated wetland, all in search of that long hoped for bird. Binoculars can be borrowed for the outing. There is no extra fee for the activity, and standard park entry fees apply.

Hands-on instruction in jewelry making and silversmithing is led by Rene Venegas, a 16th generation silversmith. Participants learn how to use essential tools and materials while creating pieces such as necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings. All experience levels are welcome. Registration covers the class and use of tools and equipment, while metals and stones are not included. Materials can be brought from home or purchased at the store during class. The class is designed for ongoing learning, building new techniques as previous skills develop. Attending a single session is also an option. One-time projects can include a silver band ring, a silver band ring with a cabochon stone, a simple earring design, a copper or silver bracelet with or without a cabochon stone, or a simple pendant with or without a cabochon stone. Tuition is $40 per two-hour session, or three sessions for $100. Class size is kept small at about 4 to 5 participants to allow for one-on-one guidance. The focus is on adults, and mature teens and pre-teens are welcome. Classes take place at The Local Artisan Collective in downtown Ogden. Private classes and parties are available. Payment can be made in person at the shop or online. A three-class punch pass is offered, and if purchased, the remaining balance is prorated in person. Cancellations more than seven days before the class receive a full refund minus a $5 fee. There are no refunds for cancellations within seven days of the start. If registering on a phone, turning the device sideways can help, and computers typically work best. For details, call or text 801-686-5351. Rene’s family traces its silversmithing heritage to some of the earliest Spanish arrivals in the Americas. An ancestor, Felipe Venegas, crafted work for early cathedrals in the Dominican Republic and stamped the first European coins in the New World. Rene has taught jewelry and silversmithing at Weber State for 15 years, has been featured by regional news outlets, and received the Ogden City Mayor’s Art Award for Folk Art.

October Business After Hours takes place at Ogden’s George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park, hosted by George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park. Admission is complimentary for Chamber members and employees, and $35 for non-chamber members.

Settle in at Allys Pizza for a friendly weekly board game night with plenty of pizza and tabletop fun. Each week highlights a different game that attendees can learn, and there is also a game library to pick from, or you can bring your own favorites. Every gathering wraps up with a prize drawing. For questions, reach out to Don's Game Gatherings. For reminders and updates, text Reminder to 801-879-6627.

Weber State Choirs launch their new season with an evening of music featuring an engaging selection of pieces across many genres. The program is presented at the Val A. Browning Center in the Austad Auditorium. Tickets are required for entry.

American Patchwork Quartet brings a Grammy-nominated blend of folk, jazz, and Hindustani classical traditions to The Monarch. Familiar tunes like Wayfaring Stranger and Shenandoah are taken apart and reimagined through influences that span three continents, offering a fresh perspective on American roots music. Fabiola Méndez joins on the ten-string national instrument of Puerto Rico, adding a distinctive voice to the ensemble. Tickets are required.

Get creative with hands-on building using LEGO bricks at Davis County Library. Enjoy open-ended play and see what you can design. Because small pieces are involved, caregivers should closely supervise young children.

Brown Bag Brigade is a bring-your-own-lunch meetup focused on art and the people who make it. Supported by the Nine Rails Creative District, it features a roundtable conversation where artists can share updates, pass along flyers, and hear what is new from Ogden City Arts. This edition takes place at The Local Artisan Collective and offers a chance to learn about current projects happening there. Locations rotate each month.

Step away from household distractions and dedicate a full day to your sewing. Bring the project you want to focus on, whether you would like some guidance or simply a quiet space to make progress. Support is available for mending clothing and for techniques such as adding elastic. The fee is $60 for the day. Lunch and snacks are included, and you can share any dietary restrictions in advance. Space is limited, with a minimum of 4 participants and a maximum of 10. To reserve your spot, email laurasquilts@gmail.com.

Celebrate a decade of creativity with a full day of activities, treats, and giveaways. The festivities include demos and classes, storewide savings, free 10 year celebration stickers, chances to win gift certificates, special deals, candy from artists, and more. Outside, a sidewalk chalk festival will transform the area by the storefront into a colorful gallery of chalk art created by local artists. Inside, everything is 10% off, and gift cards are offered in a buy $100, get $50 free promotion that is available in store only for use on a future visit. Hands-on experiences feature a Creepy Doll class with Stephanie from Our Children’s Earth and a workshop focused on getting unstuck and overcoming writer’s block with KC Peek and Elizabeth Suggs. Free make-and-take stations invite guests to design a bandana with sharpies and fabric markers and to create a custom sticker, with Gail and Stephanie on hand to help. A free local authors gathering offers readings, opportunities to purchase books, and a Q&A that highlights storytelling, poetry, and writing prompts. Music at The Collective features The Proper Way, presented with support from OFOAM and Ogden City Arts. Expect delicious treats throughout the celebration. Purchases come with birthday present giveaways while supplies last, with contributions from Galleon’s Gold Jewelry, Our Children’s Earth, store gift certificates in $50 and $5 amounts, Social Lies, and Aunt GG’s. There are also free bracelets with charms from Journey Bound Designs and Anubis Inc or key chains with special charms from Our Children’s Earth and Wally Wax Co, available while supplies last. Additional activities may be added as the celebration continues.

Layton Hills Mall hosts an October vendor market featuring a Halloween collection with a wax melt bar and a variety of handmade wax creations. Many local vendors will be offering crafts, baked treats, jewelry, and other unique finds. It is an easy way to support small businesses while discovering one-of-a-kind keepsakes and gifts.

Enjoy a relaxed open paint session at Simply Stefanie Studio in West Haven, UT. Choose any design from the discussion or photo albums, where pricing is listed in the comments for each option. Send payment via Venmo to @Stefanie-Hauenstein to reserve a spot.

To mark The Local Artisan Collective's 10th birthday, the fifth annual sidewalk chalk art competition turns the pavement beside the shop into an open air gallery. Local artists create designs in real time, transforming the sidewalks with chalk murals for all to see. Visitors can stroll the Junction in downtown Ogden and watch the artwork take shape, pausing to admire both finished pieces and the creative process. The celebration showcases community talent and a decade of creativity.

A guided paint-along class designed for ages 12 and up invites participants to create an 11-by-14 oil painting on stretched canvas with clear, step-by-step instruction. No prior experience is required, and all materials are included. The fee is $30 per person, or $50 for two people, making it easy to attend with a friend or family member. Pre-registration with payment is required to reserve a spot. This gathering continues a long-running series that began more than nine and a half years ago, offering a friendly space for creative expression.

Get into the spooky spirit with a Halloween themed day at the range featuring two sessions for young shooters. Costumes are welcome for a session tailored to ages 8 to 17, where participants can enjoy a fun target activity with goodies as rewards. A second session for ages 10 and up invites participants to design their own zombie, then take it to the range to aim at monster themed targets, including the one they created. It is a playful blend of creativity and Halloween themed target practice for kids and teens.

The Local Artisan Collective celebrates its 10th birthday with a special edition of its music series featuring The Proper Way. The group began in 2016 with multi-instrumentalist singers Shane Osguthorpe and Scott Rogers, then became an Ogden, Utah trio in 2018 when fellow multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Carrie Myers joined. This free monthly gathering highlights local creativity and community with music from local musicians, hands-on art demonstrations, and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Supported by Ogden City Arts and OFOAM, Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music.

Spend an adults-only fall evening at AH-HA Riding School in Pleasant View connecting with the horses in the barn. Activities include grooming and massage, horse painting, and light refreshments. Riding is not included, and no prior horse experience is required. Attend with a friend or meet new people.

Marking two decades of impact, this annual gala at The Monarch in Ogden highlights the Wolf Creek Foundation's mission to strengthen community life, with a special focus on members of the military. The evening features a social hour, a silent auction, and dinner. Tickets are $125 per person, and a table for ten is $1,250.

Channel Z brings an all-80s experience to a club in Davis County. Wear your favorite 1980s attire, or come as you are and celebrate like it is 1985.

A live performance takes place on the House of Brews stage to celebrate Trent's birthday.

This casual meetup is centered on dedicated writing time and conversations about the craft of writing.

Curious about foster care? This informative and supportive gathering offers a chance to learn more, connect with others, and explore the foster care experience together. A panel features staff from Utah Foster Care, the Division of Child and Family Services, the Office of Licensing, and current foster parents, followed by time for informal mingling and open conversation. Attendees can ask questions, gain insights, and hear what the foster care journey looks like from many angles. Families are welcome, and children are invited to be part of the conversation. Light refreshments will be available.

These monthly meetings feature educational clinics, club updates, and time for social interaction. All are welcome.

A public conversation at the Kimball Arts Building features Pepón Osorio, an internationally known artist working across disciplines. Born in San Juan and later moving to the South Bronx, he creates detailed sculptures and installations developed in close partnership with communities and grounded in social engagement. For more than 35 years, his work has prompted essential dialogue about inequities in healthcare, education, and the prison system, while centering the voices and experiences of the people he collaborates with and illuminating the lived experiences of Latinx and working-class communities in the United States. Admission is free and open to all, offering a welcoming setting to reflect on race, identity, belonging, and social change through his practice.

This hands-on workshop at The Local Artisan Collective invites participants to craft decorative potion bottles with a playful, imaginative twist. Choose bottle shapes and colors, combine magical ingredients, apply labels, and add finishing touches to assemble potions that feel mysterious, beautiful, and uniquely your own. No mystical expertise is needed, only creativity and a willingness to play and explore. The fee is $30 and includes all materials to make a set of three bottles. Additional bottles can be created for $8 each. There is ample time to experiment with colors, techniques, and embellishments. Open to ages 10 and up and beginner friendly. The session is led by Monica of Wally’s Wax Co., a local artist, maker, and special education teacher who focuses on simple, approachable projects that make art relaxing and accessible for all ages. Registration is available through the venue, by phone, or by email. Cancellations made more than seven days in advance receive a full refund minus a $5 fee, and cancellations within seven days are not refundable. If registering on a mobile device, rotating the screen can help, and computers often work best.

This nutrition education session with Team Crazy Fit focuses on fueling well during a weight loss journey, especially when appetite decreases while using weight loss medications. It explores how these medications can affect hunger and food intake, why emphasizing protein becomes important, and how to build a balanced, nutrient-dense plate. Participants can expect practical strategies for meeting nutritional needs even when feeling less hungry, plus time for questions and take-home tools. The emphasis is on more than the number on the scale, highlighting the fuel, nutrients, and nourishment the body needs along the way.

The Weber State Symphonic Band presents an evening of illuminating music in the Austad Auditorium at the Val A. Browning Center. Tickets are required for entry.

Veteran and military-connected entrepreneurs gather at Utah SBDC Kaysville for a networking event focused on conversation, collaboration, and business growth. UVEN offers direct access to peers, mentors, and resources so participants at any stage, from first steps to scaling, can build relationships that move their ventures forward. Attendees can share what they are building, learn from experienced veteran business owners, make meaningful connections, and uncover new opportunities. The event strengthens Utah’s business community and nurtures a support network that continues after the gathering ends. Ideas can emerge anywhere, and the connections made in the room help translate military experience into entrepreneurial success.

Free admission makes this home improvement showcase a convenient way for homeowners to explore ideas, compare options, and find savings on projects of all sizes. Attendees can speak face to face with a variety of local and national vendors who offer practical insights to help turn renovation plans into reality. From kitchen makeovers to outdoor living upgrades to simple refreshes around the house, the Ogden Home Show brings together resources, inspiration, and guidance to help you get started.

District 28U gathers at the Comfort Suites Ogden Conference Center for a convention centered on the theme Lion’s Roundup, Serving Utah Together. International Director Debbie Dawson will be the guest. The program highlights service across Utah and provides time for fellowship.

Enjoy a relaxing Mahjong retreat weekend designed for players of every experience level. Open play runs throughout the event, with optional pool or hot tub Mahj. Learn new strategies and test your skills in a beginner-friendly introductory tournament. Expect swag from coveted Mahjong tile and product companies, along with items from popular local companies. Utah legend and Mahjong extraordinaire Jason Dunnigan, also known as The Modern Dad, leads a live Q&A that welcomes questions about Mahjong and life. Limited availability.

At The Monarch in Ogden, a candlelit concert celebrates Halloween-themed music performed by the Range Ensemble string quartet. The experience pairs live performance with an intimate glow, creating an immersive setting for seasonal favorites. The planned set features Thriller by Michael Jackson, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s theme from The Exorcist, the Stranger Things theme by S U R V I V E, Danny Elfman’s Beetlejuice theme and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, the themes from The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., Danse macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, and the Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Attendees must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 needs an adult companion. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned based on arrival order. Multiple dates and times are offered.

Get a fright with your fresh shine at this year’s Tunnel of Terror, a chilling wash that leaves your car eerily spotless. Buy tickets ahead of time on-site. Admission is $20, and Unlimited Club members are free.

This show spotlights Chris Munch, an actor, comic, and writer with more than two decades of experience onstage and on camera. He is known for creating offbeat and funny personas like Stephen Stephens, MLM Chad, and the kindhearted southern minister Pastor Bobby, whose sketches have earned millions of views and a following of over 300,000 on social platforms. The ‘Bleshings’ Tour pairs him with comedian Adam Bush, a former preacher who has opened for Mike Birbiglia, Dusty Slay, and Preacher Lawson, and whose Dry Bar comedy special is currently streaming. Expect a lively mix of character work and stand-up from two distinct voices in comedy.

Create a one of a kind creepy doll in this annual hands-on class at The Local Artisan Collective. All materials are provided, and each participant receives a doll plus a variety of items to customize it. Instruction covers special effects such as warts, wounds and wrinkled skin, along with other techniques to give your creation an eerie personality. After learning the methods, spend time bringing your own design to life. The setting is friendly for attending with friends and for meeting new people, and the class is taught outside the store. Multiple sessions are available and the workshop has a track record of selling out. The class is led by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, an artist who works across mediums including marbling, hand dyeing and crafting clothing, jewelry and household pieces. The cost is $35 and includes all supplies. Cancellations are accepted up to 14 days before the class begins.

Suburban Cowboys take the stage at The Outlaw with a high-energy blend of country and rock, featuring songs from the 90s through today.

At Davis Conference Center in Layton, High Tide Card Show & Collectibles creates a full hobby experience with more than 140 vendor tables for buying, selling, and trading. Admission, parking, Wi‑Fi, and many on-site activities are free. The first 150 attendees receive a complimentary card pack. Giveaways run every hour, and there are an additional ten free card pack drawings each hour. High Tide Bingo is free to enter, and there is trick-or-treating with vendors plus a kids scavenger hunt. A food drive is part of the event, and bringing a donation earns a bonus giveaway entry. Following the event on social media also provides a bonus entry. The focus is on giving back, building community, and keeping the hobby enjoyable for everyone. Presented with support from sponsors including @overtimecards, @hilltopcollectibles, @dc_sports_cards, @paragoncitygames, @beehivesportscards, @theobroscollectibles, @goatchasercards, and @collectorshaventcg.

The first birthday will be celebrated in a big way after skipping a grand opening. The plan includes treats and beverages, activities hosted by guest small businesses, and deals. More specific details will be announced soon.

USA Cheer hosts a college recruiting combine in Utah at Weber State University, offering athletes a chance to be evaluated by college cheer and STUNT coaches. Participants can showcase their abilities and pursue recruitment in a focused, dedicated event.

Create a one of a kind creepy doll at this annual hands on workshop. This popular class has sold out in past years, so additional sessions were added to meet the high interest. Every participant receives a doll and a mix of materials to personalize it, with guidance on techniques like crafting warts, wounds, and wrinkled skin to achieve delightfully eerie effects. After learning the methods, you can let your imagination take over and shape a character that is uniquely yours. It is a friendly, social setting where friends can make art together and newcomers can meet creative people. The class takes place at The Local Artisan Collective, with instruction held outside the shop. The cost is $35 and covers all supplies. Instruction is led by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, an artist experienced in marbling, hand dyeing, and designing clothing, jewelry, and home goods. Her work and classes have been featured by outlets such as the Huffington Post, VEIN Magazine, Indie Ogden, Standard Examiner, Good Things Utah, and Fox 13 News. Cancellation is accepted up to 14 days before the class begins.

Create a one-of-a-kind creepy doll in this annual hands-on class at The Local Artisan Collective. Instruction covers techniques for adding eerie details such as warts, wounds and wrinkled skin, along with other methods to make each doll truly unique. All supplies are included, and every participant receives a doll to transform plus a selection of materials for customization. The class is taught outside of the store by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, an artist experienced in marbling, hand dyeing and crafting clothing, jewelry and home goods. It offers a social atmosphere that works well for attending with friends and meeting new people. Previous years have sold out and additional sessions have been added to meet demand. The cost is $35 and includes all supplies. Cancellations are accepted up to 14 days before the class starts.

Red Ribbon Night focuses on teen well-being with an evidence-based talk at Clearfield High School. Jason Kilmer, PhD, from the University of Washington, shares up-to-date findings on marijuana and the adolescent brain, addressing common questions about how THC relates to anxiety, sleep, and attention. Open to ages 15 and older. The event also features door prizes, raffles, and refreshments.

Take part in hands-on LEGO challenges that inspire building, creativity and exploration. Because tiny pieces are involved, they can pose a choking hazard, so caregivers should closely supervise young children. The LEGO bricks are owned by the Davis County Library system and must remain on the premises.

Gather with family and friends for a sit-down meal at the original Union Grill in Ogden, and take in the fun, distinctive atmosphere. By attending, you help support essential educational opportunities for women and girls in your community.

Under the light of the Hunter’s Moon, this restorative sound bath at Solasta focuses on clearing distractions, releasing outdated patterns, and preserving vital energy. With enveloping sound bowls and gentle harmonic tones, the session nurtures emotional release, stronger personal boundaries, and clear, steady focus. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blanket, or comfortable cushion to settle in as soothing frequencies lead to deep relaxation and renewed alignment. Admission is $25.

Untangle the myths around probate in a story-driven class with Charles Ahlstrom of Sage Estate & Business Law. Using real-life cautionary tales, he breaks down what probate involves, how the system operates, and the factors that can make an estate straightforward or complicated. The session also highlights frequent pitfalls families encounter and outlines practical estate planning steps that may help loved ones avoid probate entirely. Arrive for the scary stories, leave with clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

The 2nd Annual Community Trick-or-Treat turns Roy Community Farmers Market into a one stop Halloween hub where families, friends, and neighbors can enjoy candy collecting, local shopping, and time together in a single, easy and safe setting. Children can gather treats by visiting vendor booths and vehicles, with a setup that keeps routes short and the candy flowing. Live music, dancing, and other entertainment create a festive atmosphere. Food trucks and local food vendors make dinner simple, and a mix of small businesses and artisans offer plenty to browse and buy. Costumes are encouraged, and a costume contest with prizes adds extra excitement. The experience welcomes all ages, offers chances to meet new people, and features memorable moments throughout the market.

The Utah Symphony presents a live concert featuring the music of Disney’s Hocus Pocus at the Browning Center at Weber State University. Enjoy an orchestral program that spotlights this film’s score in a concert setting.

Step into a Roaring 20s Halloween celebration inside the speakeasy at Stellas on Historic 25th Street in Ogden. Hosted by Tour Ogden and Stellas, this immersive evening features a full buffet dinner paired with a guided walking tour of 25th Street that includes underground access. Capture the fun in a photo booth and take on a themed scavenger hunt. Roaring 20s attire is encouraged to evoke an era when Ogden was the Junction City of the transcontinental railroad and carried a notorious reputation. Attendance is limited to 25 participants, and tickets are $95.

This recurring gathering offers a welcoming space to explore the world of bees and beekeeping. It takes place at the Katy And E. Don Walker Sr. Education Center in Huntsville and focuses on public education, community assistance, and hands-on training for local beekeepers. Everyone with an interest in bees is welcome, with an emphasis on inclusivity for people of all races, ages, and backgrounds.

Admission is free. The Layton Home Show brings together local and national home improvement companies at the Davis Conference Center, giving homeowners a convenient place to explore ideas, compare products, and connect with trusted vendors. Visitors can speak directly with experts for practical guidance on projects of all sizes, whether that means updating a kitchen, transforming an outdoor living area, or tackling smaller fixes around the house. The event focuses on helping attendees find solutions, gather inspiration, and take the next steps toward turning plans into reality.

Celebrate community at the Sunflower Community Garden Marketplace, an uplifting evening featuring local vendors, garden-inspired goods, and welcoming neighbors. Support small businesses while connecting with growers and makers from Ogden. Stroll through seasonal offerings, discover one-of-a-kind handmade pieces, and enjoy the warm, inviting setting of the garden. Whether you tend a plot or simply appreciate local creativity, you can leave feeling inspired and more connected to your community.

Feller & Wendt presents a family-friendly second annual trunk-or-treat at their new Layton office, with festively decorated trunks, plenty of candy, and activities for children of all ages. Costumes are welcome, and bringing a treat bag will make collecting goodies easy. The focus is on community and sweet Halloween fun for every family.

Manual Cinema, an Emmy Award winning collective for performance, design, and film, presents The 4th Witch at the Val A. Browning Center in the Austad Auditorium. This new tale, inspired by Shakespeare's Macbeth, follows a girl who survives a war and slips into a dark forest. Told entirely without spoken words, the production weaves shadow puppetry, silhouetted performers, and live music to carry the story. It opens the night before Macbeth's forces descend on a small town. After the invasion leaves her orphaned and cast out, a witch rescues her and trains her as an apprentice. As her powers grow, her grief and anger lead her on a path of vengeance against Macbeth for the death of her parents. An inversion of the classic tragedy, the piece reflects on grief, war, generational conflict, and the recurring cycle of violence by focusing on those left in the wake of battle. Tickets are required. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

This after-hours business event is hosted at Courtyard by Marriott Ogden. Admission is complimentary for Chamber members and their employees, and the fee for nonmembers is $35.

Explore Medicare Supplement, also known as Medigap, coverage at an in-person seminar led by a company representative. Bring your questions about the different plan options. The session takes place at Firehouse Pizzeria Brigham City in Brigham City, UT. To reserve a seat, call 800-748-5340 ext. 127 or 801-747-2862. A meal is included.

A visiting artist lecture featuring Melissa Melero-Moose, a Northern Paiute and Modoc mixed-media artist, will be held in the Kimball Arts Building, Room 143. Her practice is rooted in the landscapes and cultural traditions of the Great Basin and incorporates materials such as willow, sand, and reeds to create richly textured abstract works. These pieces draw on Indigenous knowledge, reference basketry traditions, and highlight enduring relationships to land and community. This event is free and open to the public.

In its inaugural year, the Ogden Mountain Film Festival gathers local filmmakers, outdoor lovers, and community members for an evening of short films that honor Northern Utah’s landscapes and the adventures they inspire. The lineup explores hiking, trail running, mountain biking, skiing, climbing, fishing, and more, highlighting the many ways people connect with Ogden’s trails and public lands. Throughout the program, a focus on responsible recreation and Leave No Trace underscores a shared commitment to stewardship. Filmmakers of all experience levels are invited to submit their work, helping showcase the trails, stories, and people that make this outdoor community unique.

Put your sleuthing skills to work during a playful scavenger hunt through the shelves at 3 Goats Gruff in Brigham City. Pick up a checklist at the counter, track down each item on the list as you explore the shop, then turn in your completed sheet to receive a prize. It is an easygoing way to browse, discover new favorites, and make the most of your visit.

The CUMC Holiday Boutique takes place in Southeast Ogden and spans two days.

Experience a welcoming evening of community spirit at the Family Support Center of Ogden Annual Gala, held in person at Timbermine Steakhouse. Enjoy a meal, take in live entertainment, and join in lively auctions, all focused on supporting families in need. Participation directly strengthens the Center’s essential services for those facing challenges, turning a celebratory night into meaningful impact.

Music @ The Collective brings together local talent, creativity, and community in a lively showcase at The Local Artisan Collective. This edition highlights David Phillips, a drummer and guitarist with two decades of experience in Utah who performs blues, acoustic instrumentals, and rock. His background includes appearances at the Utah Arts Festival, DIY Festival, Crucial Fest, Building Man, and Element 11, and recent collaborations on projects including Sylke, Gary Tada and The Shakes, Mykah, and Space Gun. Expect a welcoming, all ages setting with interactive art demonstrations alongside performances by outstanding local musicians. Admission is free. Sponsored by Ogden City Arts and OFOAM - Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music.

National Geographic Live presents a program about wild cats with Sandesh Kadur at the Browning Center at WSU.

A two-hour group therapy class for parents at Wee Care Pediatrics’ Syracuse location focuses on supportive parenting for children with ADHD. Participants learn practical tools to strengthen confidence and experience more satisfaction while raising a child with ADHD. The session covers behavior supports, emotional regulation tools, and organization methods designed to help children thrive. This class is open to parents only.

Open to the community at no charge, the St Paul Lutheran Holiday Bazaar is currently recruiting vendors. A table costs $30, and offerings are reviewed to help maximize sales potential and reduce direct competition among vendors. Additional details and vendor sign-up are available through the event page.

Aída Cuevas, known as La Voz de México, performs live in Ogden at the Val A. Browning Center at Weber State University. This concert presents her voice on stage in a live performance.

A casual gathering for like-minded people to connect and chat about all things witchy. Expect open conversation in a welcoming setting focused on whatever witchy topics come to mind.

A welcoming gathering for makers of every stripe at The Local Artisan Collective. Bring your own supplies and settle into Classroom A and B to paint, sew, draw, sculpt, write, knit, crochet, bead, or pursue any other creative project while visiting with fellow crafters. Near the end, everyone is invited to share progress, ask for help, and offer encouragement in a friendly, open forum. Hosted by KC. Free and open to all ages. For questions, contact KC Peek at 385-626-0524 or seedsofimaginationcards@gmail.com.

Let creativity take the lead with open-ended building using LEGO bricks at the Davis County Library, Centerville Branch. Happening every second Friday, this relaxed time focuses on imagination and encourages participants to design and build whatever ideas come to mind.

This two-day celebration of rocks, minerals, gems, and crystals brings a family-friendly experience to the Davis Conference Center with free admission. Explore an education hall offering geology classes, take part in workshops, and meet readers for all ages. A craft corner and kids activities provide hands on fun, while vendors present crystals, gems, minerals, jewelry, fossils, and more. The setting is welcoming and interactive, ideal for curious minds interested in stones of all kinds.

Expecting a baby or caring for a newborn? This free class brings together a pediatric team and a lactation nurse with IBCLC certification to help you feel confident with early baby care. Learn what to expect in those first weeks at home, cover the fundamentals of feeding including breastfeeding and bottle feeding, review safe sleep guidelines and soothing techniques, and explore newborn care, typical milestones, and when to call the doctor. Light snacks and drinks will be available, and there will be ample time for questions.

Formerly known as the Magic of Christmas Festival, this celebration has been officially renamed the Regency Christmas Festival 2026. Presented by Dream Events, it brings a festive atmosphere to Western Sports Park in Farmington, Utah with local handmade vendors, live entertainment, and seasonal treats. Admission is free for all guests. Families can also expect a visit from Santa Claus. The festival unfolds over three days with varying hours to suit holiday shoppers and families.

This monthly Veterans Dinner Meetup offers a relaxed space to connect with fellow veterans over a meal at Roosters Brewing Co. in Layton. Spouses, partners, and friends are welcome. Attendees cover their own meals. Participants are encouraged to bring any helpful resources to share. Casual conversation is welcome, and business cards or promotional materials should be placed on the designated table so guests can explore connections at their own pace. Advance registration is requested to help with an accurate headcount.

This bring-your-own-lunch creative meetup welcomes artists for a roundtable conversation at Ogden Contemporary Arts. Expect space to exchange news, share flyers, and hear updates from Ogden City Arts. Vanessa will provide information on opportunities in teaching, exhibitions, and public art contracts, offer guidance on applying to calls and crafting strong proposals with detailed budgets, and highlight Utah options that include OCA, UMOCA, Finch Lane, Material, Modern West, and public art programs. Worksheets such as an exhibition proposal template and lesson plan templates will be available. With support from the Nine Rails Creative District, the gathering rotates to different venues each month, with a future stop planned at The Lab.

A festive marketplace fills the Weber County Fairgrounds’ Golden Spike Event Center in Ogden with antiques and vintage finds for the home and for gifting. Explore a wide mix that includes true antiques, retro collectibles, primitive pieces, farmhouse and country decor, industrial accents, artwork, linens, jewelry, glassware, vintage Christmas treasures, and unique gifts. Vendors travel from Iowa to Oregon alongside favorite Utah sellers, creating a broad selection in one place. The Acorn Antiques & Vintage Show has been part of the Ogden community for more than 40 years.

A heartfelt stage retelling of A Christmas Carol brings the classic holiday story to life, tracing Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation after encounters with visiting spirits. This warm production embraces the joy, wonder, and spirit of the season, sharing a timeless message of reflection, generosity, and hope.

Ballet West performs The Nutcracker at the Browning Center at WSU, continuing a holiday tradition treasured across Utah. This festive staging celebrates the season and invites audiences to share in a time-honored experience.

The Ogden Santa Run opens the three-race Santa series and covers the longest distance in the lineup. The course begins near the Ogden LDS Temple, winds through downtown for one and a half laps, and finishes in front of the Municipal Building. Registration includes a Santa suit, so participants run in festive red from start to finish while Christmas music plays along the route. The finish area sits beside Ogden Christmas Village, known for a full block of cottage-style houses filled with detailed holiday displays. After the run, the city presents the Ogden Holiday Light Parade, where the real Santa arrives, steps into the village, and lights it with fireworks and festivities. Agenda and packet pickup details will be announced.

The community guitar orchestra and ensembles present a program in Room 136 of the Val A. Browning Center that celebrates the guitar’s wide-ranging voice. Works for both nylon and steel-string instruments move from lush, blended harmonies to lively, rhythm-forward selections, showcasing the instrument’s expressive range and character. Admission is free and the performance is open to the public.

Psychic medium Jo’Anne Smith, known as the Salt Lake Medium, leads a live Spirit Connection gathering centered on sharing healing messages from loved ones in spirit during the holiday season. Attendees can experience these messages together with family and friends. Doors open for seating at Hope Community Center. Tickets are available online and are nonrefundable, and not everyone will receive a personal message. Services are provided as-is and are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. They are not medical, psychological, psychiatric, or psychotherapeutic care, and they should not be used as a substitute for professional advice or to delay seeking help from a qualified provider. No physician-patient, psychotherapist-patient, or priest-penitent relationship is created.

The Symphonic Band presents a festive holiday concert of classic seasonal favorites at the Val A. Browning Center in the Austad Auditorium. Enjoy a cheerful program that celebrates the spirit of the season with familiar melodies. Tickets are required for admission.

Celebrate the season with a Christ-centered holiday concert at the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts in Ogden, featuring Grammy-nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker with her ensemble Family Four and Tony Award-winning soprano Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller. The program showcases favorite Christmas carols in fresh arrangements by Emmy Award-winning composer Kurt Bestor, with a script by New York Times best-selling author Jason F. Wright and narration and baritone vocals from Preston Yates. Local ballet companies and the Scariff Locklier Leonelli School of Irish Dance make a return appearance, adding vibrant movement to the music. The Syracuse High School A Capella Choir, directed by Nathan Egan, is also featured. Produced by SoulFill Music Foundation and sponsored by the Sorenson Legacy Foundation, the event supports #LighttheWorld and aims to fill the season with joy, reverence, and festive cheer.

This seasonal celebration marks the 41st annual holiday concert presented by the Weber State Choir, with music from the Weber State Symphony Orchestra. The venue will be announced. Tickets are required, and because this event is popular they can sell quickly.

A welcoming evening of making at The Local Artisan Collective invites creatives of all kinds to bring their own supplies and work on personal projects in a relaxed setting. Whether you paint, sew, draw, sculpt, write, knit, crochet, or bead, spend time creating while enjoying conversation with new friends. Near the end of the gathering, participants can share what they have been working on, ask for input, and exchange ideas in a friendly, supportive forum. Hosted by KC in Classroom A and B. Admission is free, the event is open to the public, and guests should bring their own materials. All ages are welcome. For questions, contact KC Peek at 385-626-0524 or seedsofimaginationcards@gmail.com.

BYU Vocal Point and Noteworthy present a festive Christmas program at the Browning Center at WSU.

Herrick Industrial Supply hosts a Business After Hours gathering. Chamber members and their employees may attend at no cost, and nonmembers have a $35 admission.

Bengt Washburn brings a stand-up set shaped by national TV spots, festival invitations, and acclaimed specials. A past winner of the San Francisco International Comedy Competition, he has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Live at Gotham, Comedy Central, and Conan on TBS. His festival credits include the Vancouver International Comedy Festival, The Boston Comedy Festival, the Aspen Laff Festival, and Gilda’s Laugh Fest in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His routines air weekly on XM Sirius radio, and he has also been heard on NPR, PRI, and Bob and Tom. He recently recorded a second Dry Bar Comedy special for the series’ fourth season, following Poking the Grizzly from its inaugural year. Known offstage for a bit of logistical ditziness, he delivers smart and widely relatable material, and outlets such as Monterey County Weekly have praised his comedy as exceptionally funny.

Channel Z brings an all 80s party to Stockmans bar. Wear your favorite retro outfit or show up however you like, then celebrate like it is 1985 with a night of carefree nostalgia.

Connect with like minded people in a welcoming conversation circle focused on all things witchy. Exchange questions, experiences, and insights, and enjoy a friendly space for discussion with others who share your interests.

Utah Symphony presents a holiday-themed pops concert at the Browning Center at Weber State University.

At the Davis Agricultural Heritage Center in Kaysville, Utah, a Christmas celebration is dedicated to supporting kids in need. The gathering centers on sharing holiday spirit and care for children who could use it most.

This is the regular monthly game day with flexible, come-and-go attendance. Stop in when it works for you and head out when you need to. Bringing a snack to share is welcome, and help with cleanup is appreciated.

Experience a guided exploration of consciousness with Brandee Downes, who shares messages from the Egyptian pantheon during reading, healing, and expansion work. Through the ancient teachings and energies of deities such as Ra, Anubis, Isis, Thoth, Horus, and others, she brings forward insights for the group that support meaningful spiritual growth. The focus is on connecting with universal truths, awakening hidden potential, and fostering transformation that resonates on both personal and cosmic levels. Whether seeking clarity, healing, or a deeper understanding of a spiritual path, this session offers a chance to engage with the mysteries of the ancient world while nurturing the evolution of the soul. The class lasts about 2 to 3 hours, with the length shaped by the flow of information and the size of the group.