Events in Sandy, UT

Presented by Postfontaine, NEEDTOBREATHE performs at Sandy Amphitheater. Tickets include a public sale along with multiple presales for fan club members, the artist, local buyers, Spotify, and Live Nation, and VIP packages are available with both early access and general release.

The meeting point is Blackridge Reservoir Trailhead. Please remember to bring water.

Open to the public at Wheeler Historic Farm, this clinic invites visitors to bring plant, insect, or weed specimens for diagnosis and practical recommendations. Master Gardener volunteers will examine what you bring and respond to gardening questions. Photos are welcome and can help with identification.

Food Truck League brings tasty dinner options to Sandy Ampitheater each Monday. Spread a blanket or set up chairs for a relaxed, picnic-style meal. Families can enjoy kid-friendly areas on site, including a playground and a water feature.

Herriman City partners with the Food Truck League to gather a wide array of food trucks in one place. Guests can expect ample parking, space for roller skating, a farmers market, and plenty of seating for a relaxed outing. Families will appreciate kid-focused areas, including a playground and a water feature. For the latest truck lineup, check the Food Truck League website to plan ahead.

Young athletes can experience football in a safe, skills-focused format that introduces core fundamentals and keeps the emphasis on fun. Offerings are organized by grade level, with separate divisions for grades 1 to 2 and grades 3 to 4. Games take place at Falcon Park.

Magic Academy offers a welcoming introduction to Magic: The Gathering, guiding beginners through the fundamentals in a simple and enjoyable way. It is designed to make learning approachable for anyone interested in getting started.

Experience the calm of a salt cave as Gina guides a relaxing meditation with sound and halotherapy. As your body unwinds and your energy lifts, she connects with your Higher Self and shares individualized messages, insights, and validations that arise in the moment. Every session unfolds differently. Attendees leave feeling lighter, grounded, and reassured about their next steps. Participation is limited to 10 for comfort, with the option to lie directly on the sand. Admission is $33 per person and includes halotherapy. Please plan to arrive about 20 minutes before the start, because no one can enter once salt therapy begins. All sales are final. Rescheduling is unavailable within 24 hours of the session, and fees are forfeited if changes are not made before that window.

Explore the One Piece TCG at a casual-friendly game night. New and casual players are welcome to learn, play, and meet fellow fans. As more players and product become available, the competitive level will increase for those looking for a bigger challenge. Connect with the One Piece TCG community and get started with the game.

Refresh your spiritual practice with the guides at Cat & Cauldron through the Mystic Monday Spiritual Group. Sessions incorporate focused meditation, energy clearing and grounding, breathwork, guided journeys, and other techniques. Each gathering offers a different experience. Attendance is free, and support for this local business is appreciated. For more information or to RSVP, call 801-601-1795.

Game Haven Herriman hosts a weekly Silver Age Constructed Flesh and Blood gathering in a friendly, casual setting. The $5 entry includes a booster from the newest Flesh and Blood release along with a GEM promo pack. Players bring their own Constructed decks to compete, and newcomers or the simply curious are welcome to learn how to play.

This high energy networking experience is designed for local business owners and entrepreneurs in Utah who want to connect, grow, and thrive. The Hive Coalition embraces a givers gain philosophy that encourages strong relationships and a steady flow of quality referrals. Participation is limited to one representative per profession, reducing competition and promoting collaboration. The focus is on authentic connections that go beyond exchanging business cards, with peers who actively support one another’s success. Expect an upbeat environment that inspires innovation and momentum for growth. The format is best understood by attending a meeting, and space is limited.

Enjoy a playful storytime in the open air where little ones and their grownups can share stories, simple movement, and fresh-air fun. Bring a blanket or towel for a comfortable place to sit. Stories and songs are provided so you can relax together. Presented in partnership with Conservation Garden Park, and designed for young children accompanied by a caring adult.

A relaxed mahjong meetup gathers weekly at Game Haven Herriman for casual play and friendly instruction. Newcomers can attend a brief how-to session before games begin, then take part in group play in an easygoing setting. It is a welcoming way to learn the basics, practice skills, and meet fellow enthusiasts.

Powerhouse Networking has moved to the New York Life Office. Organizers thanked everyone who attended the recent gathering and shared this location update so current attendees and those interested have the latest information.

At Smith Fields Park, enjoy a lively community market where local musicians set the tone while shoppers explore an array of farm-fresh vegetables and fruits, eggs, honey, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, art, and more. A variety of food trucks are on site with plenty of dinner options. The market accepts EBT/SNAP Horizon Cards and participates in Double Up Food Bucks, providing a $2 match for every $1 spent. Visit the information booth to receive tokens to use at the market, which also helps support area farmers and food artisans. Please be cautious of unsolicited messages or links claiming limited availability, and rely on official channels for any applications or communications.

Tuesday evenings at Murray Park feature a relaxed community gathering centered on food. It is family friendly, and attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and simple outdoor games to settle in and spend time with friends, neighbors, and family members. Up-to-the-minute truck schedules are available on the event website to help plan the evening.

Karaoke takes over the Tin Roof Grill patio with a no-cost singalong night in a relaxed outdoor setting. Step up for beloved throwbacks and popular tunes, or cheer from the sidelines with cold drinks and tasty food. Families and friends of all ages are welcome. Expect sunny vibes, twinkling patio lights, and plenty of feel-good music.

Settle in for a friendly evening of tabletop fun with a cozy community. This weekly meetup at Game Haven is a chance to try new board games, make connections, and enjoy time in a welcoming third-place setting.

Riftbound Nexus Nights is a weekly League of Legends meetup where players can jump in as their favorite champions and connect with new friends. The community is newly formed and welcomes every skill level, from first-timers to seasoned competitors. Participation is free, and prizes are available while supplies last.

Build the Gundam card game community with a relaxed session centered on friendly play and meeting fellow fans. Enjoy casual games together while official product and organized play materials are still on the way.

Play the One Piece Trading Card Game in a welcoming setting suited to new and casual players. As more product and participants become available, the competitive level can increase. This is an opportunity to connect with the One Piece TCG community.

Local Pokemon fans come together for a relaxed evening of games and card trading. Enjoy a friendly, free get-together, with the community meeting each week at Game Have for casual play and trades.

Postfontaine presents a show at Sandy Amphitheater featuring ZZ Top, with Cheap Trick appearing as the special guest. Ticket options include a public on sale, several presales, and VIP package options for both artists.

This event combines a park cleanup with fun at the splash pads. It focuses on sprucing up the park and spending time enjoying the splash pads.

Enjoy a midweek break with tasty options from local food trucks while supporting small businesses. Taking place at Centennial Park in West Valley on Wednesdays, this casual dinner gathering encourages attendees to bring outdoor games, blankets, and chairs to relax with friends, family, and neighbors. For the most up-to-date food truck lineup and any schedule changes, check the event website.

Explore the art of divination in a welcoming, nonjudgmental setting. Build your intuitive skills through guided activities developed by professional psychics, then practice alongside others in a relaxed atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to bring their own tools, such as tarot or oracle decks, runes, or other favorites. Admission is free.

A gentle, heart-centered ceremony invites participants to sit in circle, set intentions, and explore reflection with a ceremonial serving of cacao and a personally drawn oracle card. As calming music and healing sounds flow in the background, the facilitator serves Hapé one by one, then continues with intuitive playing of healing instruments to support clearing and energetic shifts that may arise. Foam beds, pillows, and blankets are provided for comfort. Please bring water, wear comfortable layered clothing, and consider bringing items that help you feel at ease. Those who wish to sit with Hapé need to bring an ID. Participants may also create a small altar at their spot if they feel called. The contribution is $30, payable in cash or via Venmo at Gemztoned. Space is limited, and pre-payment secures a spot. A contact number is listed for inquiries at 801-514-5576.

Enjoy a tabletop Dungeons and Dragons session at Game Haven. The $5 entry fee directly supports the Game Masters. Open groups are organized through Discord.

This event offers a social evening of tabletop fun and a cozy community at Game Haven. Held every week, it provides a welcoming chance to discover new board games, make friends, and spend time in a comfortable third space.

Game Night Live Trivia brings free-to-play competition to Bricks Corner, welcoming players of all experience levels. The event features two games, each divided into three rounds inspired by well-known game shows. Instead of simple Q and A, expect word jumbles, picture-based challenges, and other fun twists, with chances to win prizes.

Tin Roof Grill hosts a live music set on the patio in a family friendly setting, with a menu of distinctive food options available from the kitchen. There is no cover charge.

Psychic Medium Jo’Anne Smith, known as the Salt Lake Medium, leads an evening focused on connecting with loved ones in spirit. This live experience features healing messages shared with attendees, and it can be enjoyed with family and friends. Tickets are available online and are nonrefundable. Not every attendee will receive a personal message. Services and information are provided as-is and are not medical, psychological, psychiatric, psychotherapeutic, or other health care advice, and should not be used for diagnosis or treatment. Do not disregard or delay seeking professional medical guidance because of something encountered through these services. No physician-patient, psychotherapist-patient, or priest-penitent relationship is created. All content is intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes.

Spin Flow Juggle SLC brings an open flow jam to Murray Park, Pavilion 1, inviting spinners, jugglers, and flow artists to practice and share skills together. A fire jam may follow, with details about whether it will happen and where it will take place shared during the gathering. If a fire jam does not occur, the group typically continues the flow session until the park closes. For anyone participating in fire, wear cotton clothing that is fire safe, inspect props and wicks, and bring Coleman’s camp fuel or $5 for the host. Everyone takes a turn with fire safety, and guidance is available for those who want to learn.

JT Swing Team Salt Lake City launches Season 13 with both JV and Varsity tracks for dancers looking to grow within a West Coast Swing performance team shaped by choreography from Jordan and Tatiana. Training centers on technique, styling, musicality, partnering, and stage presence, supported by access to demonstration videos. The season runs for six months and blends consistent weekly rehearsals with an additional monthly weekend bootcamp at Project Dance, plus team activities and chances to perform. Partnerships may be rotating or dedicated. JV covers routine elements from novice to intermediate, while Varsity works at intermediate to advanced levels. Performance is encouraged but not required. JV participants should be comfortable with West Coast Swing basics, and private lessons are available for anyone who needs a refresher to get on track. Varsity is by invitation only and requires completion of a full JV season, current participation on JV, and coach approval. Performance attire calls for a JT Swing shirt at an additional cost, black pants, and black or neutral dance shoes. Participants can opt for weekday rehearsals, the monthly bootcamp, or both under a single team fee, with full details shared during orientation and kickoff gatherings.

An annual golf fundraiser hosted by the Utah CPA Foundation brings golfers to South Mountain Golf Course for a day on the greens that supports accounting education in Utah. Foursomes are available for $800 and include breakfast, lunch, a cart, and prizes for team play, longest drive, and closest to the pin. The round uses a shotgun start. Hole sponsorships are $1,000 with only a few spots remaining, and there are also opportunities to sponsor breakfast, swag bags, and the grand prize. The premier sponsor is Zoho, and a hole in one competition is presented by Specialty Tax, LLC. Attendees can purchase on-site prize drawing tickets for items such as a Minky Couture blanket, a Red Butte Garden annual pass, Hogle Zoo tickets, a Harmons Cooking School experience, and more. Sponsors include Zoho, Specialty Tax, LLC, Haynie & Company, Weber State University School of Accounting, Finance and Taxation, KeyBank, Forvis Mazars Group, Eide Bailly LLP, Suralink, Wells Fargo, BMO U.S., CBIZ, and CUI Benefits. Proceeds benefit the Utah CPA Education Foundation as it provides scholarships and resources to students, educators, and professionals pursuing accounting education and CPA licensure in Utah, helping bridge the path from student to professional.

At The Break Sports Grill in Murray, this relationship-focused networking meetup brings Murray Chamber members and guests together to exchange business referrals, make quality connections, and develop trusted partnerships in a welcoming, structured environment. It offers a straightforward way to grow a professional network, discover reliable collaborators, and connect with other local professionals who value meaningful, long-term business relationships.

This event takes place at Centennial Park.

Explore miniature painting in a welcoming session that helps you get started. The $3 entry fee covers use of detailed painting tools and paints, along with support from an instructor throughout.

A weekly gathering brings Trainers together for Pokémon trading and community. Attendees trade with one another and enjoy the social side of the game. The store offers an additional 5% on trade-in values.

Start your Dungeons & Dragons journey with a hands-on introduction created for beginners. Try out spellcasting, swordplay, and party leadership as you navigate a perilous dungeon. Learn the basics of role-playing and the core rules, then put them to use in a climactic monster battle, all in a two-hour session. Dice, pre-generated characters, and the adventure are provided, and your imagination brings it to life.

This event centers on Lorcana, a game filled with Disney magic. The entry fee is $6. Participants can receive packs, promos, pins, and more, which may vary by week.

Explore how to use Tarot for personal growth in the next class of this ongoing series, led by instructors Jennafer Martin and Meagan Kay. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite tarot deck and a curious mindset about their own potential. Through guided practice, the cards become a pathway to recognize, strengthen, and trust abilities that already exist within, building insight card by card. The cost is $20 per student. To register, call 801-601-1795.

League of Legends fans gather each week for Riftbound Nexus Nights, where players pick their favorite champions and face off while meeting new friends. This new community welcomes every skill level. Admission is free, and prizes are available while supplies last.

Lee Brice brings a live show to Sandy Amphitheater, presented by LN and Postfontaine. Tickets include a public on sale along with presales from the artist, local partners, Live Nation, and Spotify.

Deep Restore offers a weekly space for rest, release, and reconnection. Each gathering centers on a steady theme while the modality rotates, drawing from meditation, breathwork, yoga, sound healing, or somatic movement to keep the practice fresh while the intention remains steady. The first hour focuses on a guided practice that supports shifting out of the thinking mind and into direct, embodied experience. The second hour is devoted to integration with space for authentic sharing, reflection, and inner restoration so insights and emotions can be witnessed and processed in community. All levels are welcome and no experience is required, only a willingness to show up for yourself. Energy exchange is $10 for drop in or $40 per month for a membership that also includes Tuesday weekly classes.

Settle into a community meditation with a heart-centered focus at Jade Bloom in Draper. Each 45-minute session offers gentle guidance that invites you inward, with themes of self-love, compassion, presence, and connection, creating space to breathe, slow down, and move through the day with a lighter touch. Everyone is welcome, including complete beginners. The gathering is donation-based, with contributions appreciated but never required. Wear comfortable clothing. You are welcome to bring a mat, cushion, or blanket, and some mats and chairs are available. Arriving a little early can make it easier to get settled. The practice is led by Rene, a South Jordan based meditation facilitator and sound healer, founder of Moonlit Wellness and co-founder of Soul Sync Music and Meditation. Drawing on decades of personal practice, she blends meditation, ceremony, and energy work to foster genuine presence and connection, closing with an affirmation that honors each person’s inner light and inherent worth.

Intuitive readings with Willow offer guidance from a Utah-based spiritual practitioner whose work centers on healing, self-discovery, and connection with the divine. Her path began early and deepened through personal experiences that opened her to the unseen and the multidimensional nature of being. She views the self as a blend of mind, body, soul, and etheric energy that grows through awareness and alignment. Through mediumship and channeling, Willow provides sessions intended to deliver insight, comfort, and direction. Her commitment is to help people remember who they are and step into their own spiritual truth.

Experience a high-energy mix of one-of-a-kind adventures, demonstrations, and interactive activities. Take part for the full weekend or drop in for just a day, whichever fits your plans.

Millcreek Common hosts a farmers market offering fresh, local produce and prepared foods alongside live music and opportunities to connect with the community. Sound Bites features Bad Luck Brigade for the performance, adding an energetic soundtrack as visitors browse the market.

Food trucks bring a wide variety of eats to Taylorsville, making it a convenient option for date night, a get together with friends, or an easy way to feed the whole family. Enjoy plenty of choices that make grabbing dinner simple. For the most current list of participating trucks and any schedule updates, check the event's official website.

Presented by Live Nation and Postfontaine, O.A.R. takes the stage at Sandy Amphitheater. Ticket access includes several presale options such as VIP, artist, Citi cardmember, Gavin DeGraw, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and local presales, followed by a public onsale. There are also Citi cardmember preferred tickets, VIP package options, and a $30 all-in ticket offer.

Little Beakers Sandy hosts a Parent's Night Out filled with a mix of popular lab experiments and hands-on discovery. Children ages 3 and up, who are restroom independent, spend more than two hours exploring interactive science activities guided by Little Beakers scientists. This is a drop-off format, so participants attend without parents. Dinner is included, featuring pizza, juice pouches, and fresh vegetables. Pricing starts at $40 per child, with sibling and member discounts available.

A 90s-themed skate night awaits. Lace up your skates and roll into a lively celebration of the decade.

Guided sound bath meditations take place inside a tranquil salt cave, created to ease stress, invite deep relaxation, and support a refreshed sense of mind, body, and spirit. Each hour-long session pairs soothing sound with halotherapy in a space featuring about 10,000 pounds of Himalayan salt, aiming to ease symptoms often associated with anxiety and depression while encouraging a grounded, renewed state. Halotherapy is included to help support the immune system. Attendance is limited to 10 people to maintain comfort, and participants may choose to recline directly on the sand. Tickets are $33 per person and are nonrefundable, with transfers to a future session allowed. To preserve the environment, food and drinks are not allowed, electronics and phones must remain outside the cave, and outside mats or blankets are unnecessary because they are provided. Late entry or early departure is not permitted except in an emergency. Wear loose, comfortable clothing such as shorts and T-shirts to allow more skin exposure to the salt air. The cave is kept at a comfortable temperature and may feel warmer as the session progresses.

Friday Night Magic Commander offers a free, laid back evening of play. Games are organized in pods of four or five players, and each pod awards packs either to a randomly selected participant or to the winner.

This free Friday Night Magic Standard event is geared toward casual fans who want to playtest decks or simply explore the format in a relaxed setting.

Play Dungeons and Dragons at Game Haven. The entry fee is $5, which directly supports the Game Masters. Details about open groups are available on Discord.

Delve into how toxic plants have figured into spiritual work across cultures in a class that surveys their history and offers ways to connect with the animistic spirits of these botanicals in your own practice. The class is open to adults 18 and older. Tuition is $20 per student. Registration is required in advance. For details or to register, call 801-601-1795.

Amateur astronomers of every age can explore the night sky using some of the largest telescopes in Utah. This stargazing program offers close views of the moon, highlights from our solar system, and sights of distant stars and galaxies. Plans depend on the weather, so activities may be adjusted or canceled if conditions are poor.

College coaches with extensive experience guide a master skills camp designed to help players strengthen fundamentals and advance their game. The standard format includes four stations covering hitting, infield, outfield, and speed and agility. Additional camps are available for those who want focused training in pitching and catching.

Begin the weekend with a grounding yoga session in Murray City Park. Each class explores a new theme that helps deepen your practice and nurture the connection of heart, body, mind, and soul. Yoga offers lasting benefits and is an ongoing journey, and all that is needed is to show up.

A community tradition in Sandy brings a lively farmers market to Amphitheater Park, showcasing local growers, makers, bakers, food vendors, artists, and small businesses. Browse fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and sweet treats, and enjoy live music alongside activities suited for families. Community booths and special happenings add to the experience, with rotating themed Saturdays throughout the season, including Butterfly Release Day, Fire Truck Day, Bubble Blast, Apple Fest, and Haunted Harvest. Admission and parking are free, and the atmosphere is welcoming for all ages.

Celebrating a decade of honoring and supporting Veterans in Utah, this car show brings the community together at Wheeler Historic Farm in Murray. Presented by Rockin' Hotrod Productions with support from sponsors, it features more than 100 classic and custom vehicles. Food trucks will be on site, along with prize drawings and activities for children. Booth opportunities are available, and information about resources for the veterans community will be shared. Eligible veterans receive a complimentary meal.

Enjoy a two-day celebration of sports cards, memorabilia, autographs, TCG, and other collectibles at The Shops at South Town. Admission is free both days. The Crossroads Collector Corner sets up in the party rooms upstairs in Round One, creating a place to trade, rip, and connect with fellow collectors throughout the weekend. CGC will be on site offering grading all weekend. Croma TCG brings blackjack upstairs by Round One, running the entire event. Giveaways take place all weekend on the TCG Party App for attendees who follow and check in to the show. There is also a concert ticket giveaway in partnership with Live Nation SLC and Postfontaine, with the show to be announced. King Gutz brings the Pit Viper Party to add to the fun.

Spartan DEKA teams up with The Body Bodega in Sandy to present a fitness challenge that turns training into a measurable experience. The DEKA MILE format features 10 functional zones, each one preceded by a 160 meter run, totaling one mile of running. Competitors can earn a DEKA MILE mark and use it as a benchmark while preparing for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Gather for Dungeons and Dragons at Game Haven. Admission is $5 and directly supports the Game Masters. Open groups are listed on Game Haven's Discord.

Celebrate the annual town days at Copperton Park, featuring a car show, local vendors, food trucks, bounce houses, face painting, and more family fun. Vehicle registration for the car show is $10. Vendors should coordinate only with the Copperton Town Days planning committee and stay alert for scams.

Test your skills in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh tournament featuring competitive prizing, including OTS packs. Entry is $8.

Weekend markets at Mountain View Village bring together independent vendors and makers in a lively, welcoming setting. This installment spotlights The Vibrant Book Fair Market, with opportunities to browse sweet treats, bath and body goods, clothing for babies and adults, distinctive jewelry, and other finds from local businesses. The series also includes appearances by Juniper Market and The Makers Hive Market on other weekends. Those interested in participating as vendors can reach out to the organizers of The Makers Hive Markets, Juniper Markets, or Vibrant Book Fair Markets for details.

This free Commander event focuses on casual play. Games are organized in pods of four to five. At each pod, packs are given either to a randomly selected player or to the winner.

A weekly Yu-Gi-Oh session spotlights the newest Genesys format. Participation is free and games use the 100 point Genesys rules.

This weekly Altered event focuses on competitive play, and participants vie for packs and prizes.

The Wheeler Farm farmers market returns with more than one hundred local vendors each week, offering in-season fruits and vegetables, meat, dairy, eggs, fresh breads, sauces and spices, home goods and decor, personal care items, pet supplies, prepared foods, beverages, and sweet treats. Admission is free, and the event welcomes families and pets. Explore a broad mix of local goods and discover new favorites.

This weekly Classic Constructed event for Flesh and Blood takes place at Game Haven Herriman. The entry fee is $5 and includes a booster pack from the newest set plus a GEM promo pack. Players bring their best Constructed decks to compete, and the atmosphere remains friendly and casual. New or curious players can learn how to play with support from the community.

A relaxed juggling club meets at Vaudeville Underground Circus Arts Studio in West Valley City, Utah. The gathering is hosted most Sundays by Dylan Peacock of the Wasatch Front Jugglers. To receive updates about any changes, attendees can share their phone number and email with Dylan.

Deepen your practice in a spellcraft class with Michael that covers the correspondence and alignment of specific spell components. A complete love spell will be taught, giving you a working to add to your own book of shadows or grimoire. The class addresses common misunderstandings about love spells and explains how to perform them more effectively. The cost is $10 per student. For more information or to register, call 801-601-1795.

An underground community market and mixer at the West Valley Performing Arts Center celebrates heavy music, dark alternative culture, and DIY creativity in Salt Lake. It offers a welcoming space for musicians, artists, and creators to make connections, collaborate, and showcase their work, whether that means music, visual art, clothing, media, handmade pieces, or other merchandise. Attendees can meet local creatives, discover new artists and musicians, promote current projects, sell art and goods, support the local underground community, or simply spend time with people who share similar interests. Expect local talent, heavy sounds alongside alternative culture, moody aesthetics, a range of merch and handmade items, and a community-focused atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to network.

Plan ahead by bringing your own water so you can stay refreshed from start to finish.

Refresh your spiritual routine with support from the Cat & Cauldron team. Each gathering blends quiet concentration practices, grounding and energy-clearing techniques, breathwork, and guided inner journeys, with fresh elements offered from week to week. Participation is free, and support for this local business is appreciated. For details or to reserve a spot, call 801-601-1795.

Movies in the Park brings a sing-along screening of The Greatest Showman to Sandy Amphitheater. Enjoy a playful nod to circus excitement, pre-show fun, and then settle in as the film begins and the sing-along gets underway.

Enjoy a sing-along screening of The Greatest Showman in the open air beneath the night sky. This gathering helps midsingles find one another and sit together during the movie. Attendees can bring a friend or cuddle buddy, lawn chairs or blankets, and a snack to share. The film begins at dusk. The screening is presented by Sandy City as part of its summer Movies in the Park series and is open to everyone.

Set within a cave-like room crafted from Himalayan salt, Mel guides a reflective journey that uses rhythmic drumming and guided meditation to explore the unconscious and connect with personal spirit guides. Drawing on years of training in animal communication and Indo-European Shamanism, Mel supports participants in accessing insight that may come from ancestors, guides, and spirit animals, with the intention of moving toward the highest self and potential. The environment is designed to be safe and supportive for engaging with authentic European shamanic practices. Please bring an eye mask to fully experience the process. This experience includes halotherapy. A device gently grinds high-purity salt and disperses it into the air, so a soft humming sound may be present during the session. Together with the room’s natural microclimate, this creates speleotherapy conditions that characterize the space. Late entry is not permitted once the salt therapy portion has begun. Refunds are not available, and these events often sell out in advance.

Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide Tour 2026 comes to America First Field with Gigi Perez. Tickets will be available.

Explore divination methods and tools in a welcoming, judgment-free setting that values safety and openness. Strengthen your intuition with exercises developed by professional psychics. Bring a favorite deck of cards, runes, or other divination tools and enjoy practicing alongside others. Admission is free.

Explore creativity as a way to listen within through Ink & Insight, a monthly series that invites you to treat your journal or sketchbook as a personal sanctuary for deeper awareness and connection. Each session centers on a theme and one or two pen-to-paper practices, ranging from journaling and intuitive writing to sketching, collage, dream exploration, and symbolic imagery. In a warm, supportive setting, facilitated prompts and exercises create space for reflection and meaning-making, approaching creativity as a spiritual practice. No previous writing or art experience is required. Please bring a journal or sketchbook and a pen, along with an open mind and curiosity. The August class focuses on writing as meditation, encouraging a slower pace and greater presence in daily life. The fee is $25 per participant, or $40 total when you attend with a friend. For details or registration, call 801-601-1795.

Take part in a free community event for exchanging irises at the South Pavilion in Draper City Park. You can pick up plants even if you do not bring any. If you plan to contribute, label your containers with a photo, the iris name, or a short description and color, and you may also write the name directly on the plant fan with a marker. Bring a marker to label the ones you take and a bag or container to carry them.

Utah World Fashion Week highlights the state’s only full week devoted to fashion, bringing together designers, models, and photographers for a multi day celebration. The program runs 105 minutes and includes a 15 minute intermission. VIP admission features a premium seat and a goodie bag. The suggested attire is casual elegant, so avoid jeans or shorts. It is recommended for all ages, and every attendee requires a ticket, including infants who are held.

High-energy days feature unique adventures, demonstrations, and hands-on experiences. Attend for the entire weekend or opt for a single-day visit.

West Coast vibes take center stage at Zions Bank Stadium as the New West Coast Festival rolls in with a packed lineup. Catch performances from Shoreline Mafia, Los Gemelos, SOB X RBE, Herencia de Patrones, Kalan.Frfr, Bravo the Bagchaser, Peysoh, and more, delivering an energetic celebration of music and culture.

The Crystal Festival returns to the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy, Utah with a vibrant celebration of rocks, minerals, gems, crystals, and fossils. Explore aisles of more than 50 vendors, including mine owners, mineral and fossil dealers, crystal healers, authors, lapidary artists, and local creators offering everything from rare specimens and gemstones to jewelry, cabochons, fossils, metaphysical tools, and distinctive gifts. A dedicated Educational Hall features interactive classes on geology and crystals, a silent auction that supports education and community programs, and expanded hands-on workshops for kids. Family friendly activities run throughout the event, making earth science engaging for children and teens. The atmosphere is welcoming and community focused, with free admission and free parking. Collectors, newcomers, families, and gift seekers will all find something to enjoy as science, creativity, and the natural world come together.

At Viridian Event Center, sidewalks become a colorful gallery as chalk artists of all ages create vibrant, original designs. Watch the artwork take shape and vote for the pieces you like best. Those who want to participate as artists can register for a spot and craft a chalk masterpiece of their own. Registration is limited and closes when full. It is a welcoming, creative outing for all ages with plenty of inspiration and hands-on fun.

This charity car show raises funds for the Ronald McDonald House West Chapter and Alpha Outdoor Therapy, which supports military families. Every dollar of proceeds will be shared between these two organizations. For event details, vendor inquiries, or information on how to participate, email Carshow@alphawarranty.com.

Natural Roots brings an evening of authentic reggae to Redemption, filling the room with infectious rhythms and positive vibes. With a history of sharing the stage with The Wailers, Stephen Marley, Black Uhuru, and Pato Banton, the band delivers a polished live set rooted in classic reggae tradition. Tickets are $10.

Explore the divinatory practice of osteomancy, also known as bone throwing. This class covers how to interpret individual bones and offers guidance on effective techniques for conducting readings. The fee is $20 per student. For more information or to register, call 801-601-1795.

Network with other attendees, exchange introductions, and expand your professional circle in a friendly setting. Networking is free, and participants are encouraged to support the local business hosting the event by ordering lunch.

Thoughts and experiences shape how the world is perceived, and long-held views sometimes stop supporting personal growth. This guided meditation with Patty offers a supportive process for noticing and releasing restrictive beliefs and perceptions so fresh choices and a more authentic life can take root. Hosted in the Selenite Cave at Synchronicities, a serene environment created for contemplation, healing, insight, and renewal, the session provides a focused space to let go of what no longer aligns with the true self. Attendance is limited to 10 participants for comfort. Tickets are $33 per person. Entry and exit are not permitted during the session except in an emergency. Refunds are not offered, with transfers to a future date available. The facilitator is Patty Bangerter.

Animal Adventure Day transforms The Cove at Herriman Springs into a playful world of discovery with hands-on activities centered on animals and imagination. Children can meet friendly animals up close, create creature-inspired crafts like masks and tails to take home, and take part in lively races that encourage hopping, crawling, and running like their favorite critters. An area to meet pets from local partners offers more chances to connect with animals, and there is plenty of space for open play and exploration throughout the park. The day blends interactive learning, creativity, and movement for a fun way to experience the animal world.

Enjoy a long-running community car show at Jordan Landing hosted by JC Hackett, where enthusiasts and families come together for standout vehicles, music, and a welcoming atmosphere. The showcase takes place in the Rush Funplex parking lot at Jordan Landing, creating a relaxed setting to admire rides and connect with fellow car fans. Admission is free.

Encore Ballet Festival 2026 brings a two day celebration of ballet for adult dancers to the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center. The festival centers on a competition created exclusively for adults with levels from beginner through semi professional, and it also offers inspiring masterclasses led by distinguished instructors. Participants can prepare a solo, perform with an ensemble, or return to the stage in a supportive setting that recognizes dedication, artistry, and growth. Registration is open.

At Schmidt's Pastry Cottage, a relaxed lunch meetup welcomes writers of all kinds to connect over conversation. Expect a friendly space for connection, networking, encouragement, and mutual support for anyone who writes, from newcomers to longtime authors. Ordering ahead is recommended since it can be busy around lunch, and participants gather in the back room.

Admission is free at this home improvement showcase created for homeowners planning projects of any size. Meet local and national vendors in person to compare options, gather practical guidance, and discover savings on everything from kitchen remodels to outdoor living upgrades and simple updates around the house. The Salt Lake Home Expo is hosted at the Mountain America Expo Center and brings together a wide range of products and services to help turn renovation ideas into reality. Companies interested in exhibiting can inquire by calling 435-345-4663.

VO! Camp Tracy Weekend at Camp Tracy offers packed days of unique adventures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities. Guests may stay for the entire weekend or visit for just one day.

URFC hosts Boston Legacy FC at America First Field in a home match for the Royals.

Russ Nagel takes the stage with stand-up honed over 34 years, bringing keen wit and quick-fire jokes shaped by his Louisiana roots. He has entertained crowds nationwide and appeared on Comedy Central, A&E, and Showtime. A dedicated motorcyclist billed as America's Funniest Biker, he blends road-tested stories with an engaging presence and has headlined for Princess, Celebrity, and Carnival Cruise Lines. He also features in the Prime Video special "Uncle of Anarchy." Expect sharp observations, southern charm, and plenty of laughs.

This community walk for suicide prevention creates a compassionate space for reflection, healing, and support. It brings people together to honor loved ones, share experiences, and recognize how suicide and mental health challenges have touched their lives and the lives of those they care about. The focus is on unity, remembrance, and hope as communities walk side by side.

The 2026 BRTCA National Specialty Week takes place in South Jordan, Utah, alongside the Bonneville Basin Kennel Club and the Intermountain West Working Group Specialty shows. This multi-day event brings the national specialty and these shows together in one location.

At South Towne Promenade, this tribute honors the civilians lost in the plane crashes and at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, along with the first responders, military personnel, and the many families who continue to mourn. Organized by Team RWB, which connects veterans with their communities through physical and social activity, the observance keeps an American flag and a Flag of Honor in motion around the Healing Field as a living memorial. Participants carry the flags on steady loops, with some choosing to ruck as part of the remembrance. It also pays respect to service members who served in the years that followed and were killed or injured in the fight against terrorism.

Registration is now open for the 2026 Utah State Championships, taking place within the Summit Games in Herriman. Additional details and entry are available online.

At Mountain America Expo Center, the Oddities & Curiosities Expo brings a curated roster of vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses that celebrate the strange and unusual. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, original art, horror and Halloween themed pieces, antique finds, handmade curiosities, devices tied to medical quackery, eerie clothing, unusual jewelry, skulls and bones, funerary collectibles, and more. All offerings are legal to possess and sourced responsibly. Beyond the marketplace, there are sideshow performances on stage throughout the day and the chance to learn taxidermy through classes held during the expo. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under enter free without a ticket. The event emphasizes a fully DIY production from start to finish and is promoted as the first traveling showcase in the country devoted exclusively to oddities vendors and dark artists. It aims to provide a welcoming space to discover new artists, connect with others, and feel part of a community of like minded people.

Lyrical Opera Theater presents Verdi’s La Traviata on the Main Stage Theater at the Mid Valley Performing Arts Center. This beloved work traces the journey of Violetta, a renowned Parisian courtesan who chooses love at great personal cost, illuminating themes of devotion, sacrifice, and the fragile nature of happiness amid the splendor of 19th century society. Expect sweeping melodies and intense drama throughout. The performance lasts about 130 minutes with two intermissions of roughly 15 minutes each. Late seating is allowed only between pieces. The company aims to deliver high quality opera at accessible prices and notes that ticket revenue covers about 45 percent of production costs, with donations helping sustain these performances. Recommended for ages 8 and older. No infants on laps, and every attendee needs a ticket.

The 3rd Annual Ink Against Cancer Ridin’ with the Wolf Pack Motorcycle Ride rallies the community to support Ink Against Cancer’s Cancer Warriors across ages and diagnoses. The focus is remembrance, strength, and standing together for those who need it most. The ride sets off from The Black Sheep Bar & Grill, follows the Wolf Creek Pass Loop through Heber, Hanna, and Wolf Creek for 122 miles, and concludes at Wolfdog Brewing. Expect bingo and prizes. Rider contribution is 30 dollars and a passenger contribution is 15 dollars, which includes a commemorative patch and a bingo card. Open to all motorcycle types, with space for both riders and passengers.

Utah SHRM presents the first Utah SHRM Excellence Awards at Hale Centre Theatre, shining a light on the behind-the-scenes HR professionals who keep organizations running across Utah. The program honors experienced practitioners and emerging talent who positively influence their workplaces and communities. Finalists from across the state will be recognized, and winners will be revealed during a night of networking, celebration, and formal recognition.

This event begins with a quick cleanup at the bike park, then shifts to friendly bike races to celebrate the last summery days.

A welcoming, judgment-free gathering focused on exploring divination. Participants can deepen their intuitive skills through exercises designed by professional psychics, then practice together in a supportive setting. Bring a favorite deck of cards, runes, or other tools to work with and enjoy the shared learning. Attendance is free.

At River Oaks Golf at Sandy City, the 20th Annual Cooper Bowden Memorial Golf Tournament honors Cooper’s legacy while raising funds for the Utah Down Syndrome Foundation. The tournament was created by Travis and Chelsea after learning during their first pregnancy in 2007 that their son had Down Syndrome and then losing him shortly before his due date. With support from friends and local businesses, the event directs donations to provide education and resources for parents who are expecting or have recently welcomed a baby with Down Syndrome. Since its start in 2007, the tournament has raised nearly $350,000 for this mission. The tournament is seeking golf participants, hole sponsors, and donations, with a goal of placing a sponsor on every hole. After nineteen successful years, the twentieth year aims to set new records in support of families across Utah. Those not playing can still contribute with a cash donation to the Utah Down Syndrome Foundation. Registration details will be announced.

Presented by Postfontaine, Mat Kaerney performs at Sandy Amphitheater. Ticket access is organized through multiple options, with presales for artist, partner, Spotify, local, Live Nation, and VIP, plus a public onsale.

Now in its 25th year, the Barons’ Show & Shine ride-in motorcycle show brings a family-friendly, all-ages gathering to American Legion Post 112. On-site registration is required and is available only on the day of the show. Motorcycles may enter the show for $25, which includes one raffle ticket. Spectator admission is $20 and also includes one raffle ticket. Youth ages 13 to 17 are $5, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Enjoy live music from three bands—Black Water Jack, Lean Canteen, and Moon Wizard—with raffles taking place between performances and 100% of raffle proceeds benefiting Canines With A Cause and The Rolling Hearts Foundation. Bike show awards will be presented after the final band. For everyone’s safety, firearms, knives, and other weapons are not permitted, and entry indicates consent to a reasonable security screening; failure to comply may result in denied entry or removal.

An in-store appearance by local author Charlie Gibbons spotlights two of his books. Ellison & Amos follows a renowned guitarist whose life, already marked by loss, takes a darker turn when he sets out on a late summer motorcycle ride, while a persistent fan strives to earn his trust and pushes him to confront his greatest fear. The Fire & the Butterfly, for middle school readers, centers on Lily the butterfly, first rescued as a caterpillar by a caring farmer, then carried by a storm to a nearby town where she talks with a cockroach, balances on a Sheriff's hat, faces a black crow, and ultimately learns the secret behind a fire that burns without end.

Marking its 10th anniversary, the Gluten Free World Expo at Mountain America Expo Center offers tastings, giveaways, show discounts, food truck options, classes, and more. More than 100 gluten free companies, bakeries, restaurants, and service providers will be on hand, creating a broad showcase of products and resources in one place.

Celebrate Broadway brings the excitement of the stage together with beloved film music as the Draper Philharmonic & Choral Society performs at Corner Canyon High School. The program features a lively mix of show tunes and recognizable cinematic scores, presented by orchestra and choir for a spirited evening of melody and storytelling.

The Witch Run brings a Halloween-themed race to Gardner Village with half marathon, 10K, and 5K options. The out and back routes follow the Jordan River Parkway, offering views of the river and chances to see wildlife along the banks. Participants receive a witch hat and a finisher medal to mark the occasion. After crossing the finish line, runners, family, and friends can stroll through Gardner Village and enjoy the detailed Halloween displays.

The inaugural Salt City Model Car Throw Down arrives at M.R.S. Hobbies in Sandy, UT, celebrating model cars and custom diecasts in every scale. Expect no-cost admission, prize drawings, and complimentary food, with additional highlights planned. Support comes from M.R.S. Hobbies, Scale Finishes, Iceman Collection, VCG Resin, Scale Speed Garage, Neco Collectibles, Harts Parts, and Metro City Kustoms.

Zeppelin USA returns to Sandy Amphitheatre with a high-energy salute to Led Zeppelin. This no frills production skips the wigs and costumes and puts the spotlight on the music, delivering two hours of classic songs performed with passion and respect for the original group.

Utah Royals host North Carolina Courage for a home match at America First Field. The two sides go head to head on the Royals home pitch.

The One World One Tribe Foundation Charity Golf Tournament at Glenmoor Golf Course brings a 4-person scramble together with prizes and a powerful purpose to help children and families across Southeast Asia. Every shot contributes to initiatives that deliver clean water to remote villages and indigenous communities, build schools that expand access to education, and support orphanages with food, learning, medical care, and safe housing. Players may register as an individual for $125 or as a team of four for $500. Registration covers green fees, a golf cart, driving range balls, lunch, and entry to a live auction following the tournament. All proceeds go directly to these efforts, so whether chasing the leaderboard or playing for the cause, participation helps create lasting opportunities for those in need.

Presented as part of the 39th annual Twilight Concert Series, this Gallivan Center show brings The War On Drugs to the stage with Lo Moon and Musor. The series, produced by the Salt Lake City Arts Council together with S&S Presents, highlights nationally known artists and rising voices alongside local performers to foster connection through live music in Salt Lake City. The concert will proceed regardless of weather, and the lineup may change. Please check your ticket to confirm the venue. The series strives to be accessible to everyone.

Breakaway Music Festival brings its Utah edition to America First Field for a two-day event. Two-day tickets are available.

The Christmas Box International marks 30 years of hope, healing, and transformation for vulnerable children with the Black & White Pearl Gala at the new Living Planet Aquarium event center. This celebration honors a legacy of support and the lives touched by the organization’s mission. Early Bird pricing is available.

At Tuscany Park, a family friendly Halloween gathering brings costumes, candy, and playful, not-too-spooky fun. Children can show off their outfits in a costume parade, decorate mini pumpkins to take home, follow a trick-or-treat trail with booths around the park for goodies, and enjoy simple carnival games with prizes. The celebration emphasizes community and the spirit of the season, with plenty to keep kids engaged and smiling.

Postfontaine brings Dwight Yoakam to Sandy Amphitheater. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a local presale, and a Live Nation presale, followed by a general public onsale.

A full slate of group rides showcases the best of the Moab area. Friday starts with an easygoing morning route through Arches National Park, where wide-open vistas pair with mellow roads. Arrive fueled and ready to ride, with the option to pick up snacks or last-minute supplies at City Market in Moab before heading out. Arches uses a timed-entry system and standard park fees apply. In the afternoon, the group reconvenes for a scenic run along Potash Road, with chances to spot dinosaur tracks and age-old rock art, followed by dinner at Pasta Jay’s. Saturday highlights the Castle Valley Loop, a 63-mile circuit setting off from the Grand County Transit Hub. Expect sweeping river scenery, dramatic Castle Valley views, a winding ascent to the mesa top, and a southern return into Moab. There is no designated host hotel for this event.

More than 20 teams of first responders prepare chili to raise funds for the University of Utah Burn Camp Programs. This family friendly event offers activities for kids and entertainment for all ages. Tickets are available for purchase in person or online.

Local author J.W. Stevens makes an in-store appearance to promote the novel "Heaven's Jewel," which follows Nathan Green, a teen orphan mistakenly declared dead during a global pandemic who emerges two years later to piece his life back together while guarding a secret he cannot share. As his unexpected return dominates the news, Detective Derrik Mayes reopens a two year old cold case tied to a diamond smuggling mastermind, convinced Nathan is hiding more than he admits. In a parallel storyline, a legendary being and Guardian, a sentient spherical spacecraft, travel the cosmos to nurture peace and unity among alien civilizations. This appearance highlights the book's intersecting threads of recovery, pursuit, and a mission that reaches far beyond Earth.

Learn wire wrapping with Kathy at The Conjuring Tree in a hands-on class focused on crafting a sun pendant. All materials are provided, and step-by-step instruction will guide you through creating a brass and shell piece to keep. The cost is $45 per person. Seating is limited to 12, and RSVPs can be made with @TheConjuringTree at 1-385-842-3750.

A relaxed evening at Copper Creek Park invites women to connect over a shared meal and explore tarot as daylight fades. As the final Ladies Who Lunch gathering of the season, it starts with dishes from a locally owned restaurant, then shifts to card readings that encourage reflection and a touch of fun in a seasonal spirit. Whether coming for community, the experience, or a calm night out, it offers a warm wrap up to the series. Guests may bring a friend and an open mind. The Ladies Who Lunch series brings together women of all ages to enjoy a local eatery paired with an activity led by a local instructor. All proceeds benefit Friends of Herriman - Parks initiatives for 2026, including resurfacing of courts throughout the city.

Local author Melanie Cox visits the store for an in-store appearance centered on her fantasy novel, "The Poets of Room 174." The story follows Nellee, a student on the brink of academic collapse while grieving her parents, who feels more like a specter among the living until she encounters five real ghosts, celebrated British poets with cutting wit, complex philosophies, and unresolved matters. Determined to help, one of them pushes hardest, but when a charming neighbor stirs feelings that reach beyond friendship, the poets' advice grows chaotic. With her future hanging in the balance and her heart tugged in opposing directions, Nellee faces a choice... root herself with the living, cling to the dead, or risk falling out of both worlds.

Hosted by the Sanderson Community Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, this holiday bazaar is a two day community event. Vendor participation is encouraged, with booth registration available for those who would like a space. The promotional flyer has a light background with red and dark blue text, a black and white QR code icon near the lower middle, and a row of wrapped gifts in red, green, gold, and blue along the bottom, plus colorful organization logos and a small block of text.