Events in Salt Lake County today

In Salt Lake City, HOPEtober Fest brings the community together to benefit CureSearch for Children’s Cancer, raising funds for research focused on new, less toxic, and more effective treatments. Many attend to celebrate brave fighters, remember loved ones, and support families facing childhood cancer. Registration costs $25 for adults, and kids 16 and under participate at no charge. All participants receive a HOPEtober Fest sticker. Fundraisers who collect $100 or more earn a HOPEtober Fest T-shirt, and those reaching $500 or more receive a premium CureSearch branded beanie. Each registrant is given a personal fundraising page to share. Suggested goals are $500 for individuals and $1,000 for teams, and every contribution helps advance children’s cancer research.

Crossroads Pokémon and TCG Card Show brings a Halloween themed day of collecting to The Gateway in Salt Lake City. Explore a variety of cards and collectibles from vendors, trade with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy family friendly activities and giveaways. Trick or treating with vendors adds to the fun, and the first 80 attendees receive a Boo Bag filled with treats. Admission is free. The show takes place on the north end of The Gateway and runs in tandem with The Gateway’s Pumpkinpalooza and Zombie Walk, adding giant pumpkins, zombies, a vendor craft market, a haunted house, and more across the venue.

Comedian Adam Ray takes the stage at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake City with a mix of character pieces, spontaneous audience interaction, and storytelling that branches into impressions alongside stand-up. The set favors brisk exchanges with the crowd and playful tangents, creating a loose, in-the-moment vibe so the experience can vary from night to night. His style fits naturally in a theater setting.

Spend an afternoon immersed in Dungeons and Dragons at Game Haven. There is a $5 entry fee, and proceeds go directly to support the Game Masters. To find available groups or open seats, check the Game Haven Discord community.

Markets at The Village welcomes The Makers Hive Market, transforming Mountain View Village into a lively marketplace filled with handpicked local vendors. Browse treats to enjoy, self care bath goods, clothing for both babies and adults, eye catching jewelry, and many other finds from small businesses. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it easy to wander, discover new favorites, and support the community.

This exhibition showcases festive outfits for Karwachauth and Diwali, paired with a selection of premium kundan jewelry available to complement the looks.

A relaxed, free Commander play session designed for casual players. Games are organized into pods of four to five participants, and packs are awarded in each pod either to a randomly selected player or to the winner.

Players meet each week to play Yu-Gi-Oh in the current Genesys format using 100 point rules. There is no entry fee.

Connect with other Pokémon fans to swap cards and enjoy friendly matches. A no-cost tournament is available with chances to win prizes, and participants may receive Pokémon League packs when they are in stock. A parent or guardian is required for anyone 12 or younger to take part.

Attendees can enjoy food alongside a 20-minute display of bizarre magic by Shrugs, a collector of oddities and curiosities. The performance highlights ghostly tales and objects said to be haunted, encouraging guests to draw their own conclusions. The show is presented exclusively at The Prestige in Gardner Village, with multiple showtimes available throughout October. Tickets are available.

Mindfulness and self-care are thoughtfully woven into this live music experience, encouraging a deeper bond with the sounds and with fellow attendees. Developed in partnership with Carnegie Hall, the program cultivates an immersive environment in which performers and audience shape the moment together. Seating is purposefully set, often in the round, and offers choices that include meditation cushions, traditional chairs, and open space so participants can settle in however they prefer. The performance runs about an hour, followed by a light reception that offers time to reflect and connect. Admission is free, though capacity is limited.

Bed By 10 brings an early-night club experience for the 30-plus crowd to Ibiza Ultra Lounge. Revisit the golden era of dance culture from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s as the resident DJ blends beloved club anthems with lively, eye-catching visuals. The atmosphere is all about upbeat energy, great music, and easy conversation, so you can enjoy a proper night out without giving up the next day.

Yu-Gi-Oh duelists can face off in a four-round tournament where each round win earns a pack, allowing strong performances to stack rewards. Entry is $8, and all players receive an OTS pack just for taking part.

This Halloween party features a BBQ, a fire pit, music, and a strong emphasis on costumes. Admission is $20 per person, and costumes are required. A Best Costume contest will award a Smart TV to one winner. To be eligible, attendees must be in costume and follow all tagged Instagram accounts, and the winner will be selected as the best costume of the night. Proof of purchase provided by direct message is required for entry.

This group session features reiki healing paired with a sound bath at The Conjuring Tree in West Jordan, UT. For questions or to book, call or text 801-722-4027.

Doja Cat brings Tour Ma Vie World to the Maverik Center in Salt Lake City. This event marks a stop on the tour at this venue.

Doja Cat brings the Tour Ma Vie World Tour to Maverik Center, taking the Canyon View Credit Union Stage for a live performance. Ticket access is offered through multiple presales, including artist, VIP package, Live Nation, and Maverik Center options, followed by a public onsale.

Presented by Postfontaine, this concert brings Sex Pistols members Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock to The Union Event Center, featuring Frank Carter. Ticket access includes presales offered by the artist, Live Nation, Spotify, and local partners, plus a public onsale.

Presented by S&S Presents, Hazlett brings an intimate, all ages performance shaped by years of gigging in Australia and a pivotal creative partnership formed in Sweden with close friend Freddy Alexander. What began as writing to make sense of life has grown into a richly detailed body of work, spotlighted by his debut album Bloom Mountain. Praised by outlets like The Line of Best Fit for an atmospheric, layered take on classic singer songwriter traditions, he shares songs with a quiet confidence that turns turbulence into tender reflection. He describes himself as a candid, emotional romantic who keeps a small circle, steers clear of schmoozing, loves helping others, and feels both inspired by and a touch envious of fellow creatives. Honest and heartfelt, his music aims straight for connection.

Morgan Page brings a Classics Only set to Sky SLC in Salt Lake City, highlighting the signature tracks that built his reputation as a defining voice in electronic music. The GRAMMY-nominated producer and DJ has delivered dozens of hit releases, drawn hundreds of millions of plays, and landed multiple number ones on Billboard, Beatport, and US Dance Radio. A mainstay on major stages, he has performed at Coachella, EDC, Electric Zoo, Burning Man, and Ultra Music Festival, along with countless appearances in leading clubs and venues. He spends most of the year on tour and is currently in residence at Las Vegas's Elia Beach Club, following long-running stints at Light & Daylight and earlier at the Wynn.

Enjoy a free, all-levels mat Pilates class at Donner Park that blends energizing movement with a feel-good boost. No registration is required. Bring a mat, breathe the fresh air, and get moving.

The final outdoor Urban Flea Market of the season brings a lively marketplace to downtown Salt Lake City before the event shifts indoors for winter. Shoppers can explore a wide mix of vendors featuring eclectic vintage pieces, antique discoveries, cozy fall apparel, vinyl records, yard sale style finds, and distinctive handmade goods from local makers. Special guests from the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah will be on site with Gus, a turkey vulture, and Arya, a barn owl. Donations of clean, gently used towels and sheets are welcome at the entry table to support the center. Admission is $3 for adults, payable by Venmo or cash, and children 12 and under are free. Complimentary parking is available in The Gateway’s North Garage, with street parking also offered. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome, and paw protection is required if surfaces are hot. The market is scheduled to take place rain, snow, or shine. Sponsors include The Gateway, Third Sun Productions, QSaltLake Magazine, and SLUG Magazine.

Game Haven Herriman hosts a weekly Flesh and Blood meetup centered on Classic Constructed play. Entry is $5 and includes a booster from the newest Flesh and Blood set along with a GEM promo pack. Bring a ready-to-play Constructed deck and take part in organized matches. The atmosphere is friendly and casual, and newcomers or the curious can learn how to play.

A casual juggling club meets at Vaudeville Underground Circus Arts Studio in West Valley City, Utah. It is typically held on most Sundays and is led by Dylan Peacock of the Wasatch Front Jugglers. For schedule updates, share your number and email with Dylan.

This gentle afternoon grief retreat offers care and support for anyone mourning a loved one, whether a child, parent, sibling, spouse, family member, or close friend. Participants connect in a compassionate setting through guided reflection, shared stories, a soothing sound bath, time spent with therapy animals, and a commemorative craft project. The cost is flexible to keep participation accessible to anyone seeking comfort and connection.

Enjoy an evening that raises funds for Cyprus Gridiron D2 Football with plate sales, trunk or treat activities, and a car show. Each $12 plate includes two tacos, one chicken and one pork, with rice and beans. Preorders can be made via Venmo at @marie-wade-5, and be sure to include how many plates you want and the name of the person picking up in the note. Every plate purchased helps support the team.

AEG Presents brings the Summon the Beasts Tour 2026 to The Complex in Salt Lake City, with Castle Rat headlining and support from Unto Others and Wraith Knight. This all-ages show spotlights a doom metal saga rooted in medieval fantasy, led by the Rat Queen as she seeks to expand and protect the Realm. Alongside The Count, The Plague Doctor, and The Druid, she faces their unyielding foe, Death Herself, the Rat Reaperess.

Presented by The State Room, Pink Talking Fish offers an evening dedicated to a unique tribute that blends the music of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish into a single, continuous performance. This hybrid act interlaces the sweeping emotion of Pink Floyd, the funky, danceable grooves of Talking Heads, and the adventurous styles and playful structures of Phish to craft a narrative that unfolds throughout the show. Expect inventive transitions and mashups, such as threading Shine On You Crazy Diamond into the center of You Enjoy Myself, slipping Sand into the groove of Slippery People, or moving from Run Like Hell into Making Flippy Floppy and Piper, as well as combinations like Mike's Song flowing into Have A Cigar, Once In A Lifetime, and Weekapaug Groove. Ages 21 and over.

Enjoy a casual business networking lunch at Eclair French Cafe, with time to share who you are, meet new contacts, and build relationships while supporting the local community. Networking is free, and guests are encouraged to purchase lunch to support the host venue.

Discover how to play Magic: The Gathering with Magic Academy, a welcoming introduction that makes learning straightforward and enjoyable. The focus is on clear guidance and accessibility, helping newcomers understand the rules and flow of the game at a comfortable pace.

These Yu-Gi-Oh nights offer opportunities to take home packs, receive OTS boosters, and connect with the community.

R0CK’N Bingo and Rockstar Trivia turn bingo into a concert-style competition where the songs drive the gameplay. Instead of numbers, you mark off tracks spanning classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and memorable movie and TV themes. Every card is one of a kind, which keeps the pace brisk and the surprises coming. When the music wraps, trivia takes the spotlight with eight lively questions that test knowledge and pump up the room. It is a loud, music-powered mix of bingo and brainteasers built for a showstopping finish.

AEG Presents brings Movements to the stage on the Happier Now USA Tour, with Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis also performing. Experience a full concert lineup featuring these acts on one bill.

AEG Presents hosts a stop on The Garden Tour featuring GNASH. The event is open to all ages and centers on a live performance from the artist.

A weekly gathering at Game Haven Herriman invites newcomers and experienced players to learn and play mahjong in a relaxed, social setting. First-time attendees can receive a brief introduction before play begins, then participate alongside the group. It offers an easy way to pick up the basics and meet new people through regular mahjong sessions.

This Kundalini yoga class features gong accompaniment and is led by Raj Giandeep. It is held at Dancing Cranes Imports in Salt Lake City. Cost is 12 dollars for one class or 30 dollars for three classes.

Presented by Salt Lake County Arts & Culture in collaboration with The Blocks Arts District, the opening reception for Urban Plein Air introduces a Civic Museum Exhibition that spotlights Utah artists and the energy of downtown Salt Lake City’s architecture, businesses, and public spaces. Part of the Art in Public Places program, the exhibition features paintings created en plein air, the French phrase for making art in the open air. Over the summer, artists worked on site across downtown, using direct observation to portray the city’s character, history, and everyday life.

Local Pokémon enthusiasts gather for a relaxed evening of gameplay and card trading. Participation is free. Weekly games take place at Game Have, providing a chance to play and trade with others from the area.

This casual gathering brings together the Gundam card community for relaxed gameplay and a welcoming place to connect. It follows a weekly format and includes opportunities to access product early.

Play the One Piece Trading Card Game in a relaxed setting that welcomes new and casual players. Enjoy friendly matches and learn the basics, with the competitive level expected to increase as more product and participants become available. Connect with fellow fans and be part of a growing One Piece TCG community.

Bebe Stockwell takes the stage at Kilby Court. Tickets are available.

Brought to the stage by Postfontaine and Live Nation, Pouya headlines at The Complex with support from Ramirez, Fat Nick, Comehelpglo, and Black Smurf. This event welcomes all ages.

At Paxton Pub, Game Night Live Trivia offers a relaxed take on trivia that welcomes all experience levels. It is free to play and geared toward anyone who enjoys games and the chance to win prizes. The format features two games per night, each with three rounds inspired by well known game shows, with variety that goes beyond basic questions including word jumbles, picture rounds, and more.

JRC Events brings the Tiny Hitman Tour 2026 to Soundwell, headlined by Bear Ghost with special guests Sarah & the Safe Word and Spaceman Bob. This is an all ages show.

An all-ages game night at UPC welcomes attendees to bring friends, board or video games, and snacks to share, or simply come ready to play. VR games and a Nintendo Switch loaded with titles like Jackbox and Super Smash Bros will be available, with more options on hand. No registration is required. Two hours of free parking are available at the City Creek West parking lot.

Gain clarity on Medicare in a free, 45-minute educational workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association. Designed for people nearing age 65, the session explains how Parts A and B work, what costs to expect, when enrollment may be required, how employer coverage can coordinate with Medicare, what plan choices might be available locally, and whether spouses can choose different plans. The workshop is led by Jacob Rhodes, an independent agent who began his career in 2021, built his own client-first agency, partners with SRO, and works with leading carriers to tailor health and financial plans in Utah. He comes from a large family, was adopted from the Philippines, and lives in Saratoga Springs with his wife, Heather, and their two children. This is a purely educational event with no sales presentations or plan-specific discussions, and the organizers note that participant information is kept confidential. For a complete view of all available options, the organizers suggest consulting official Medicare resources or your State Health Insurance Program.

Experience a monthly evening of mystery and secrets with Blood on the Clocktower. The game accommodates 5 to 20 participants, and admission is $5 paid to the host. In the town of Ravenswood Bluff, a hidden demon moves among the townsfolk with a few covert allies. During the day, players share information, debate, and vote to execute the person they find most suspicious, then each night brings another chance for the demon to strike. Everyone holds unique pieces of information, so choosing whom to trust carries real consequences. Even after elimination, players can still influence the group’s decisions, keeping the tension high until the final reveal.

Enjoy a social night of board games in a relaxed community setting. These weekly gatherings at Game Haven offer opportunities to discover new games, meet others, and spend time in a welcoming third space.

Play Dungeons and Dragons at Game Haven. Entry costs $5, and the fee supports the game masters directly. To find available groups, check the Game Haven Discord.

Disney’s Worlds Collide concert tour stops in Salt Lake City, bringing together performers from the Descendants, ZOMBIES, and Camp Rock movies for a live showcase on one stage. Plan ahead for a strict bag policy. Most bags are not permitted. Diaper and medical bags are allowed if they do not exceed 14 x 14 x 6 inches, and small clutches are permitted up to 4 x 6 x 2 inches. For ticket purchases, use only authorized Delta Center outlets, including the venue’s official sites and SeatGeek.

Presented by S&S Presents, Sawyer Hill takes the stage at Metro Music Hall in Salt Lake City, UT. This is an all ages event.

Everyone is welcome at this free trivia night, whether new to trivia or a seasoned player. The evening features two games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than standard question and answer prompts. Look for word jumbles, picture based challenges, and other creative twists, with chances to win prizes.

Celebrate 40 years of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth with a concert screening that blends the film with live performance. The movie plays on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the full soundtrack in sync with David Bowie’s vocals, bringing songs like Magic Dance and the Bowie and Trevor Jones score to life. Costumes, singalongs, and plenty of cheering are welcome as Goblin King Jareth, Sarah, and the imaginative creations from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop light up the screen. Following a worldwide tour to nearly 100 cities, the production returns for a new North American run. The original fantasy adventure was released in 1986, directed by Jim Henson and starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie.

Settle into the peaceful salt cave at Evolve Wellness Collective for a 45-minute guided meditation that blends gentle breathwork with soothing soundscapes. Resonant tones from crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, drums, and tuning forks support deep rest, helping you release tension and reconnect with yourself. The restorative salt cave atmosphere, together with calming breathing practices and sound healing, offers a grounding reset. Seating and blankets are provided. No prior experience is necessary. First-time visitors to Evolve receive their initial class free.

Mark the last Scooter Row cruise night of the year with a Halloween twist. Costumes are encouraged, scooters can be decorated, and candy for kids is welcome. Park alongside fellow riders, meet other owners, and admire a range of unique machines. Open to all types of scooters, from vintage to modern. Jc Hackett will provide music, and there will be cars on display as well as, with a strong turnout, plenty of scooters to see. A scooter-specific award is planned and depends on participation. Arrive when it works for you, stay through the award announcements, and feel free to ride together to and from the gathering.

Enjoy takeout favorites from a rotating mix of local food trucks at two Daybreak locations, Highland Park and North Shore, while supporting small businesses. For the latest lineup each week, follow LiveDAYBREAK and check the story for updates.

Outdoorsy RV Supply is offering complimentary hot dogs with chips and a soda, with no purchase required. While you are there, take care of trip prep with propane refills, last-minute RV essentials, and a look at current specials to get road ready for camping.

Before you go, note that The Depot requires a physical ID for entry to age-restricted shows and for any alcohol purchases. Acceptable identification includes a state-issued ID or driver’s license, an unexpired U.S. government or military ID, or a valid passport. The venue strictly follows state law on underage drinking. If you cannot present acceptable ID showing you are 21 or older, you will be treated as a minor and will not be permitted to buy, consume, or hold alcohol. Anyone who violates this policy may be removed without warning and will not receive a refund. Tickets are available across several sales, including an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

Salt Lake City’s Sapphic Night Out heads to Why Kiki for an evening built around karaoke and lip sync battles. Step up to the mic or take it all in from the audience while connecting with others in a welcoming atmosphere with a hint of spooky-season flair. To make mingling simple, color-coded name tags and wristbands help share intentions: green signals single and open to romantic connections, yellow denotes polyamorous, red indicates taken and focused on relationship goals, and blue means friends only. Cover charge is $5.

Explore miniature painting in a friendly, hands-on session. For a $3 entry fee, you get use of detailed painting tools and paints, along with guidance from an instructor to help you get started and build confidence.

Start your Dungeons & Dragons journey with a welcoming, beginner-focused session that teaches role-playing and the core rules, then finishes with a monster showdown. Created for those who have never played, this hands-on experience lasts two hours. All play materials are provided, including dice, pre-generated characters, and a ready-to-run story. Bring your imagination and find out what it is like to wield magic, swing a sword, and work together on a classic fantasy quest.

Bring your favorite League of Legends champions and take part in friendly matches with new players at these weekly Nexus Nights. As a new community, it welcomes all skill levels, whether you are just starting out or highly experienced. Participation is free, and prizes are available while supplies last.

Play Disney Lorcana, a game brimming with Disney magic. The entry fee is $6, and players receive packs, promos, pins, and other rewards that can vary from week to week.

Game Night Live Trivia at The Bruce Scottish Pub offers a free-to-play experience that welcomes everyone, whether trivia is a passion or a new pastime. The evening includes two games, each divided into three rounds modeled after well-known game shows. Rounds mix it up with word jumbles, picture-based questions, and other creative challenges. Prizes are awarded, and the focus is on fun, friendly competition.

A new dance night at the Salt Dome invites everyone to move beneath the night sky. Salt Lake City Public Lands leads a brief, beginner friendly lesson with live music, followed by plenty of time on the dance floor. Whether you are experienced or just looking for a fun way to try something new, all skill levels are welcome.

Presented by S&S Presents, this event features Justin Nozuka.

The West Jordan Community Band joins with West Jordan Winds for their annual fall concert, featuring a program of wind band music performed by local musicians. This community-focused performance highlights wind band repertoire and the ensemble sound of local players.

This weekly parenting yoga class at GLOW in Salt Lake City welcomes anyone who is pregnant, preparing for a baby, or caring for a new little one. Hosted by SHAUNTEA and taught by owner Destiny S. Lake, a Hatha and prenatal certified yoga teacher, the session blends education with mindful movement. Learn about prenatal and postnatal changes, practice coping techniques for labor and delivery whether you are the birthing body or a support person, and explore tools for the early days of parenthood. Build strength, deepen the mind body connection, and form supportive bonds with other expectant and postpartum parents. Friends, family, and community members who support growing families are also invited and will receive practical support tools. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing. A yoga mat is helpful if you have one, and there are plenty available to borrow. Payment is sliding scale pay what you can at $10 to $25 per class, and HSA or FSA funds may be used when applicable. There is no pre registration. Although the class appears on Glow’s website, registration and payment are not handled there because SHAUNTEA rents the space. There is ample room with no class size limits, and payment can be made before or after class. All are welcome, including surrogates, family support, intended parents, and participants who do not identify as female. People of all abilities, body shapes and sizes, and gender identities are invited. Come as you are.

Riot Dance Fitness has landed at VASA Fitness in South Jordan with a hip hop inspired workout focused on sweat, confidence, community, and fun. No dance experience or rhythm is required, and you do not need to know anyone to participate. Everyone is welcome. A free trial pass is available for non members.