Events in Roy today

Create a floral piece using a mix of watercolor and pen in a guided art class. The experience emphasizes watercolor as a soothing practice, with music and gentle brushwork setting a calming tone. It is open to all ages, and children under 8 must attend with an adult. Each session introduces a new focus from week to week. The cost is $18 per class, paid per session. Discounts are available, including $5 off the total when signing up for three or more classes or participants at one time, with options presented during sign up. Payment is accepted via Venmo or PayPal.

Syracuse Farmers Market kicks off in May and is accepting vendor applications. It brings together a community of local makers and sellers, offering opportunities to connect, grow a business, and meet small businesses from the area.

The Sunflower Community Garden Marketplace is a welcoming community gathering featuring local vendors, garden-themed goods, and a friendly atmosphere. It offers a chance to support small businesses, connect with neighbors, and meet growers and makers from Ogden. Expect seasonal products alongside distinctive handmade pieces, all set within a relaxed garden setting. Whether you tend a backyard plot or simply enjoy backing local creators, the experience is designed to inspire and strengthen community connections.

Layton F.E.S.T. fills Constitution Circle at Layton Commons Park with outdoor games, live music and performances, and a vibrant marketplace featuring local art, handmade goods, apparel, and jewelry. A variety of food trucks serve up plenty of choices to suit different tastes. Attendees can stroll the circle, sample new flavors, listen to local talent, and discover unique finds from local creators.

At Layton Ed Kenley Amphitheater, a free screening of Lilo & Stitch is part of the Free Friday Film Series. The story follows Stitch, an alien who escapes captivity and pretends to be a dog, and Lilo, a lonely Hawaiian girl who adopts him from an animal shelter, as their bond helps mend her family. Subtitles will be enabled for accessibility. Attendees may bring a camping chair or blanket, and stadium seating is available. Food and nonalcoholic beverages are permitted. Sponsored in part by Layton R.A.M.P. The film runs 1 hour and 48 minutes and is rated PG.

Suburban Cowboys take the stage at The Outlaw Saloon for a two-night run, featuring a blend of country and rock that spans the 90s through today.

This schooling show in Ogden, Utah welcomes riders who want to explore eventing. Any discipline and tack are allowed in the entry-level Grasshopper and Tadpole divisions, and levels from Starter and up follow USEA standards.

Kids Curiosity Corner brings free, hands-on nature and art activities to the Ogden Farmers Market, hosted by the Ogden Nature Center. For this installment, the theme spotlights nature’s cleanup crew with a make-and-take craft inspired by roly polies. Children can contribute to a collaborative Community Nature Mural, explore a fresh nature topic each week, and enjoy a welcoming, drop-in format designed for curious kids of all ages. The Curiosity Passport program adds extra fun, with one hole punch earned for each market visit and milestone rewards along the way, including a Nature Lover lanyard with pin at four punches, a big collector pin at six, a giant collector pin at ten, and a grand prize for the participant who achieves the season’s top punch total. Passports are available at the Ogden Nature Center booth during the market, and prizes are redeemed at the center where staff or volunteers verify punches and help families continue their nature exploration.

Farmers Market Ogden brings its summer season back to Historic 25th Street in Ogden, filling three city blocks with a weekly open-air marketplace. More than 300 rotating vendors appear throughout the season with farm-fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handcrafted items, and plenty of ready-to-enjoy options from food trucks. Live performances and community activities set a lively tone, and families can explore kid-focused fun in the Municipal Park. Weekly features include the Kids Curiosity Corner with Ogden Nature Center in the Municipal Park, free community yoga powered by the GOAL Foundation, and performances on the main stage. Admission is free and the market is open to the public. Getting there is simple with free public transit on the Ogden Express OGX and the Ogden Trolley, and there is convenient parking at The Junction garages, Union Station, the UTA FrontRunner Station, and the WonderBlock parking garage a short walk away. A complimentary bike valet operates by the Information Booth, and bikes should be retrieved before the market closes. The market processes SNAP/EBT and participates in Double Up Food Bucks, the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and ProduceRX, with tokens and vouchers available at the Information Booth for use with participating vendors. After summer, the series continues with a fall market featuring more than 100 seasonal vendors and autumn harvest goods.

A relaxed Saturday coffee meetup at Karl Malone ADS offers complimentary coffee for fans of street bikes, UTVs, watercraft, motorcycles, and cars. Attendees can connect with fellow enthusiasts, talk about their rides, and explore available deals.

Discover simple techniques for turning ordinary seashells into trinket dishes or decorative accents in this hands-on Seashell and Sparkle class at The Local Artisan Collective. Participants will use decorative napkins, embellishments, faux gems, and acrylic markers to create beach-inspired pieces. All supplies are provided, and bringing a favorite shell collected over the summer is welcome. Each person can make up to five finished items. The class is taught by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, who enjoys exploring many art forms, including marbling, hand dyeing, and creating clothing, jewelry, and home goods. It is open to all ages. The fee is $29. Registration is available online, by phone, or by email. A full refund, minus a $5 cancellation fee, is offered for cancellations made more than seven days before the class. There are no refunds for cancellations within seven days. If registering on a mobile device, rotating the screen may help, and a desktop or laptop typically works best.

Part of Summer Nights With the Stars, YALEO, The Ultimate Santana Experience, channels the spirit, heat, and soul of Carlos Santana’s music. The performance spans early Latin rock favorites like Soul Sacrifice and Black Magic Woman as well as radio hits such as Smooth, The Game of Love, and Maria Maria. With precision guitar work, dynamic vocals, and a seasoned band, the show surges with hypnotic percussion, relentless rhythm, and soaring solos. The result is an immersive tribute grounded in authenticity, groove, and spiritual energy.

Suburban Cowboys are excited to perform a two-night run at The Outlaw Saloon, showcasing a lively blend of country and rock from the 90s through today. Across back-to-back shows, the band covers decades of music with plenty of energy and spirit.

Warrior Revival, a 501c3 nonprofit for Utah’s military, partners with Steve’s Black Sabbath BBQ to build connection over a shared meal. On the last Sunday of every month, Steve opens his doors with a dining discount for Warrior Revival veterans, creating a regular chance to catch up with fellow service members. To kick things off, Warrior Revival provides appetizers to spark conversation, and Alpha Coffee donates the coffee.

Part of the Free Sunday Night Concert Series supported in part by Layton R.A.M.P., this performance at Layton Ed Kenley Amphitheater showcases Chrome Street Quartet. The ensemble serves up instrumental covers of well known songs across multiple genres, performed by an uncommon mix of oboe, violin, guitar, and cello. Their blend of classical technique and modern favorites blurs genre lines and often sparks clapping, singing along, and a little dancing. Attendees may bring a camping chair or blanket, or use the stadium seating. Food and nonalcoholic drinks are welcome.

The Local Artisan Collective’s Oops I Arted program is enrolling for a semester-long homeschool and afterschool art class that encourages kids to explore creativity through a variety of media. Students build confidence with new tools and techniques while creating projects that are unique, fun, and engaging. Instruction focuses on the learning process, inviting each student to make their own creative choices, guided by the class motto, “You Are the Artist.” Each semester brings fresh skills and projects, and this session includes activities like making a clay dish, painting a watercolor dragon eye, building and painting a sculpture, and designing a custom hat, with more to come. The semester concludes with an art show featuring student work. Classes are in person with small groups and offer weekly options for homeschoolers and afterschool participants. Open to students from kindergarten through seventh grade. Tuition is $199 for the full semester and all supplies are included. Payment can be handled through Elevated, Education Fits All, Harmony, My Tech High, Children’s First Education, and DaVinci, and scholarships are available with an in-store application. Registration is available online or by phone. After the semester ends, any items left in the classroom will be held for 30 days before being donated.

The Glacier Range Riders face the Ogden Raptors at Lindquist Field in Ogden. Expect an up-close look at live baseball where every pitch matters, with opportunities to follow the strategy as the game unfolds. The ballpark frames the action with views of the Wasatch, and the energy rises as the crowd responds to big moments. Tickets are available with options to choose your seats.

Learn the fundamentals of handbuilt pottery in a relaxed, casual setting. You will roll out clay, add texture, cut shapes, and assemble the pieces into mugs designed to be dishwasher and microwave safe. It offers a welcoming, beginner-friendly way to craft your own ceramic mug.

Part of the Summer Nights With the Stars concert series, this multimedia tribute spotlights the music of Jeff Lynne and Electric Light Orchestra. EVIL WOMAN, a twelve piece band featuring violins, viola, and cello alongside electric guitars, recreates the signature mix of classic rock and pop. Each song is matched with custom video, and the vocal harmonies and string parts are crafted to closely mirror ELO’s original sound. Expect more than twenty familiar hits, including Mr. Blue Sky, Livin’ Thing, Don’t Bring Me Down, Evil Woman, Telephone Line, and Roll Over Beethoven.