Events in Sandy today

Plan to meet at the Yellow Fork trailhead and bring some water to stay hydrated.

This five-day summer camp gives youth a chance to build skills, try new things, and have fun on the Millcreek Common Plaza. Participants rotate through roller skating, instruction on the climbing wall, and a variety of other plaza activities, all led by Millcreek Common sports managers with training in their fields. Two groups are available for ages 6 to 8 and 9 to 12. An early drop off option is offered.

Young athletes can explore track and field at Falcon Park. The camp covers essentials such as posture and stride mechanics, safe stretching, and effective cooldown methods. Activities include javelin, discus, shot put, hurdles, long jump, triple jump, and a mix of running and relay races, and offerings may differ by area. In addition to sport-specific training, participants practice teamwork and good sportsmanship. Designed for ages 6 to 12.

Experience three days of focused training at Parkour Utah with a half-day summer camp that explores a wide range of parkour skills. Participants practice vaults, jumps, flips, wall runs and climbs, bar swings, and twists. Lunch and snacks are provided. Please wear athletic clothing and shoes and come ready to learn with a positive attitude. For ages 7 and up. A sibling discount is available when purchasing two or more of this camp.

Herriman City and the Food Truck League present a wide variety of food trucks at J Lynn Crane Park. The setting includes ample parking, space for roller skating, a farmers market, and plenty of seating for an evening out. Families will also find kid friendly areas, including a playground and a water feature.

Food Truck League brings food trucks to Sandy Amphitheater for picnic style dining. Attendees can bring blankets and chairs to enjoy their meal. The venue includes kid friendly spaces, such as a playground and a water feature. Up to the minute truck schedules are available on the Food Truck League website.

SparKill leads beginner roller skating lessons at Skate Loop, designed for first-time skaters and anyone revisiting the basics. The lesson is included with Skate Loop admission.

Game Night Live mixes music bingo with Rockstar Trivia for a show-style game night. The playlist becomes the playing field, so you mark songs instead of numbers while tracks range across classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and familiar movie and TV soundtracks. Every card is custom and truly unique, which keeps things moving and full of surprises. When the music winds down, trivia steps in with eight lively questions that challenge your knowledge and amp up the room. Bingo, music, and trivia come together for a bold, high-energy experience from start to finish.

Refresh your spiritual practice with the guides at Cat & Cauldron. These gatherings weave meditative focus exercises, energy clearing and grounding, breathwork, and guided journeys, and each session offers something different. There is no fee to attend, and support for this local business is appreciated. For more information or to RSVP, call 801-601-1795.

A high energy networking event for local business owners in Utah, The Hive Coalition brings entrepreneurs together to connect, exchange quality referrals, and grow. The group embraces a givers gain philosophy, encouraging relationships that help elevate each participant’s business. To support collaboration, only one professional from each field is included, which reduces internal competition and fosters stronger partnerships. The focus extends beyond collecting business cards, highlighting authentic, long term connections with people who champion one another’s success. Expect a positive, motivating atmosphere that inspires fresh ideas and collective progress. Capacity may be limited.

Utah Avalanche Soccer Camp offers a summertime training experience at the Corner Canyon Soccer Field, with separate groups for U8 to U12 and for U13 and older. The camp focuses on helping athletes sharpen their game. Space is limited, and early registration secures a $150 rate before it increases to $200.

Real Salt Lake meets FC Juárez at America First Field in a Leagues Cup showdown. With MLS and Liga MX approaches going head to head, this cross-league clash offers a rare chance to gauge teams that seldom share the pitch, where subtle tactical adjustments and momentum swings could shape the result.

Powerhouse Networking has an important location update. Following a recent change, gatherings are now held at the New York Life Office. Attendees should note the updated venue when making plans.

Make weeknight dinner simple at Ron Wood Splash Park in West Jordan, where every Tuesday offers an easy way to pick up a meal and relax outside. Choose a takeaway picnic for a casual date, a family night, or a little time in the fresh air. For the latest truck schedule and to plan your evening, check the website for current updates.

The Cove Night Market brings live music and shopping with local vendors to the Cove House in Upper Daybreak. This edition features the Back to School Bubble Bash theme, adding a seasonal twist to the festivities. A Swig location is on site for refreshments while guests explore.

At Smith Fields Park, this farmers market and food truck round up pairs live performances by local musicians with an open air shopping experience. Browse seasonal vegetables and fruit, eggs, honey, fresh flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, artwork, and other locally made essentials, then choose dinner from a lineup of food trucks. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are welcome. Shoppers using an EBT/SNAP Horizon Card can get $2 in Double Up Food Bucks for every $1 spent. Present the Horizon Card at the information booth to receive tokens that can be used at the market, helping support area farmers and food artisans. Please watch for scams related to vendor opportunities. Ignore unsolicited direct messages or outside application links that claim limited availability and use only official channels for communication.

Local fans gather for a casual night of Pokemon, with free play and card trading. Enjoy an easygoing atmosphere focused on games and swaps with neighbors. Weekly games take place at Game Have.

A weekly gathering at Game Haven centered on board games and community. It features a friendly atmosphere to discover new games, meet new people, and spend time in a welcoming third space.

Enjoy a complimentary yoga series suitable for every experience level, created to support movement, breath, and connection in a natural setting. The shaded park backdrop offers fresh air, community, and mindful practice that helps you stay cool and grounded. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and invite a friend to share the experience.

Presented by Good4Life Markets, the West Jordan Farmers Market brings local flavor to Veterans Memorial Park. Browse fresh vegetables and fruit, eggs, honey, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, and art while live music sets a welcoming backdrop. Food trucks offer plenty of dinner options. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted. Use an EBT or SNAP Horizon Card at the information booth to receive market tokens, and each dollar spent is matched with two in extra value for fresh fruits and vegetables. These tokens support local farmers and food artisans. Please be cautious of fraudulent posts or unofficial application links, as all legitimate information and communication are handled only through official channels.

Explore divination in a welcoming, judgment-free setting. Build your intuitive abilities with guided exercises developed by professional psychics. Bring a tarot or oracle deck, runes, or other preferred tools, and practice alongside others in a supportive group. Admission is free.

Open to all knowledge levels, this free-to-play trivia features prizes up for grabs. Two games are played each night, and each game includes three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than straightforward question and answer... look for word scrambles, picture-based rounds, and other creative twists.

A weekly board game evening at Game Haven brings people together to try new games, connect with others, and spend time in a cozy third space.

This master level PranAsana breathwork session focuses on the light body and brings together varied breathing techniques, meridian stimulation, movement, mantra, meditation, and visualization to engage chi or life force energy. The aim is to cultivate peace, love, and balance while releasing toxic or heavy emotions, with attention given to shadow and imprint patterns in support of higher ascension consciousness. The experience features an immersive soundscape that includes over 28 crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, drums, and a Tibetan gong. It is open to everyone, modifications are welcomed to suit individual needs, and first time participants are encouraged to arrive early. The suggested donation is 35.00 with pay as able options, and Venmo is accepted at Phillip Nichols @yogitenzin. The mantra SA TA NA MA OM AH HUNG is included.

Sharpen skating technique, try creative tricks, and learn standout dance steps with Millcreek’s Skate Loop Legends at Skate Loop. Instruction is complimentary with skate admission.

JT Swing Team Salt Lake City welcomes dancers to Season 13 with training options for both JV and Varsity. This West Coast Swing performance program works with choreography by Jordan and Tatiana and focuses on building technique, styling, musicality, partnering, and stage presence. The season spans six months and includes rotating and dedicated partnerships, access to demonstration videos from J&T, team activities, and opportunities to perform. Sessions are held at Project Dance with weekly Wednesday practices and an additional monthly Saturday bootcamp for each team. Wednesdays include separate JV and Varsity practices with a team lab in between, while Saturdays offer extended training blocks for both groups. JV training covers material suited to novice through intermediate dancers, and Varsity progresses at an intermediate through advanced level. Performance is encouraged but not required. The costume includes a JT Swing shirt at an additional cost, black pants, and black or neutral dance shoes. JV participants should know West Coast Swing basics, with private lessons available to get up to speed. Varsity is by invitation only and requires completion of a full JV season, current participation on JV, and coach approval.

Settle into the tranquil Salt Cave at Evolve Wellness Collective for a 45-minute guided meditation that blends calming breathwork with soothing sounds from instruments such as crystal bowls, chimes, drums, Tibetan bowls, and tuning forks. The therapeutic salt setting, gentle sound healing, and mindful breathing work together to ease stress, help you feel grounded, and support a full reset. No experience is necessary, simply come as you are. Chairs and blankets are provided for added comfort. First-time visitors to Evolve receive their first class free.

Food Truck Thursdays returns to Daybreak with food trucks serving takeout at two locations. Vendors set up at Highland Park and North Shore, providing a simple way to support area small businesses. Weekly lineups are shared by LiveDAYBREAK on social media.

Outdoorsy RV Supply is offering complimentary hot dogs with chips and a soda, with no purchase required. While you are there, you can refill propane, pick up last minute RV supplies, and browse current specials to get road trip ready. Start your camping prep before you even pull out of the driveway.

Take the first step in your painting journey with a hands-on experience. A $3 entry provides full access to detailed paint tools and paint, along with help from an instructor.

Begin your Dungeons and Dragons journey with an introductory session built specifically for first-time players. Learn how roleplaying works, get comfortable with the core rules, and put everything into practice during a thrilling monster showdown in a session that lasts two hours. Dice, prebuilt characters, and a ready-to-run story are provided, so all you need is your imagination to cast spells, swing a sword, and guide a team through danger.

Jordan Landing’s summer concert series returns to the plaza with live performances by local bands and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. The experience includes activities for all ages, a splash pad and play area for kids, themed concerts, and complimentary giveaways while supplies last. Food and sweet treats from nearby Jordan Landing restaurants can be enjoyed during the show, creating a lively way to spend a warm evening.

Riot Dance Fitness has arrived at VASA Fitness in South Jordan with a class that blends hip hop-inspired movement, a serious sweat, and a welcoming sense of community. There is no need for prior dance experience or perfect rhythm, and you do not have to know anyone to feel comfortable jumping in. The focus is on building confidence while having fun, making it approachable for both first-timers and regulars. A free trial pass is mentioned for non-members and can be requested from the organizer.

Scotty McCreery appears at Sandy Amphitheater with Kruse Brothers, in an event connected with 93.3 The Bull.

Settle into a weekly heart-centered meditation circle at Jade Bloom Essential Oils in Draper. This donation-based gathering invites people of all backgrounds to slow down, breathe, and reconnect in community. Each guided session lasts about 45 minutes and gently explores themes of self-love, compassion, presence, and connection, with warm facilitation that meets you exactly where you are. Expect a calm space to rest your attention, receive gentle guidance, and return to your day feeling steady and refreshed. All experience levels are welcome, including complete beginners. Contributions are appreciated but never required. Bring a mat, cushion, or blanket if you prefer, and know that some mats and chairs are available. Comfortable clothing is encouraged, and arriving a little early makes it easier to settle in. The session is led by Rene, a meditation facilitator and sound healer based in South Jordan, founder of Moonlit Wellness and co-founder of Soul Sync Music and Meditation. Drawing on decades of personal practice that blends meditation, ceremony, and energy work, she creates spaces of real presence and heartfelt connection. Her closing message honors each person’s inner light and inherent worth.

Bring your Warhammer 40k army for a Friday meetup at the store to find opponents and play. Connect with other players during this weekly Warhammer 40k gathering.

Salt Lake County’s Westside is the focus of a no-cost festival celebrating arts and community at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center. Westside CultureFest 2026 spans two days and features more than 25 performances across indoor stages and outdoor areas. Attendees can browse an artist market highlighting local artists and craftspeople, enjoy a variety of food trucks, and find a designated bar area for adults. Kids can take part in art activities, and there are experiences for all ages. Complimentary parking is available onsite on the north side of the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center.

Millcreek Common hosts a lively farmers market featuring fresh, locally grown produce and a variety of prepared foods. Live music from Jerry Cochran and the Utah County Swindlers provides the soundtrack as visitors browse and connect with the community. It is an easy way to support local growers and food vendors while enjoying live performances.

This free community evening at Centennial Plaza brings together food trucks, live classic rock from the Bonepile on the plaza stage in front of City Hall, and an outdoor screening of The Spongebob Movie. The festivities unfold in that order, starting with the food vendors, followed by the concert, and concluding with the film under the stars.

Gather for a welcoming book club conversation centered on Fever Dream by Elsie Silver. The novel follows professional bull rider Emmett Bush, who agrees to star in a reality dating show to earn money and protect his family’s farm, only to form a genuine connection with Julia Silva, the on-site location consultant and sister of his fiercest rival. What starts as friction grows into a secret relationship away from the cameras, leaving Emmett torn between playing the role he signed up for and following his heart. Discussion can explore themes of loyalty, rivalry, authenticity versus performance, and the risks of falling for someone who should be off-limits.

Compete in an Advanced competitive Yu-Gi-Oh tournament. Play four rounds and receive a pack for each round you win. Entry is $8, and every participant gets an OTS pack for participating.

Experience a restorative session in the salt cave guided by Stephanie. It begins with a gentle meditation to ease you into a calm, reflective state, then continues with a soothing sound bath as she layers tones from sound bowls. At times, messages from guides and angels may come through and be shared to help kindle each person’s inner spark. While relaxing on the sand, participants also receive halotherapy intended to support the immune system. Attendance is limited to 10 people to keep the experience comfortable. Tickets are $33 per person. Salt cave guidelines include no food or drinks, no electronics or phones, and no outside mats or blankets since these are provided. For comfort and maximum skin exposure, wear loose clothing such as shorts, tees, or tanks. The cave is maintained at a comfortable temperature and may warm as the session progresses. Late entry and early exit are not permitted except in an emergency. There are no refunds, with transfers to a future session available. Some dates may be unavailable due to private events or full capacity.

Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming session centered on the One Piece Trading Card Game. It is ideal for new and casual players, with the chance for competition to increase as more product and participants become available. Connect with fellow fans and start being part of the One Piece TCG community.

After a hiatus, the performer returns to Slackwater Pizzeria in Sandy for a recurring monthly set. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Highland Park hosts an open-air movie night featuring Wicked: For Good, a PG-rated continuation of Elphaba and Glinda’s story and the second installment of the two-part film adaptation of the Broadway musical. Before the film, enjoy free themed activities such as meeting characters and trying a rock wall; activities may vary. Food trucks will be available, and concessions are offered for $1.25, including popcorn, soda, and candy. Pack a blanket, invite friends, and unwind under the night sky as part of this Movies in the Moonlight series.

Explore the mythology, lore, and practice of runic divination in a two-part class focused on the Elder Futhark. Learn traditional interpretations of runic symbols and practical ways to bring their meanings into contemporary spiritual work. The curriculum also includes how to craft and work with bindrunes as part of magical practice. The class is held across an evening session followed by a morning session. The cost is $30 per student for both sessions. Registration is required, and more information is available by calling 801-601-1795.

Utah Royals host Bay FC at America First Field for a home match on their own turf.

A beloved community tradition in Sandy, the Sandy City Farmers Market brings together local growers, makers, bakers, artists, and small businesses alongside live music, tasty food trucks, family activities, and seasonal fun. Shop fresh produce and handcrafted goods, enjoy sweet treats, and visit community booths in a welcoming neighborhood setting. Each week introduces new vendors, special activities, and rotating themed Saturdays with highlights such as Butterfly Release Day, Fire Truck Day, Bubble Blast, Apple Fest, Haunted Harvest, and more. Admission and parking are free, and the event is family friendly.

Millcreek Arts Fest returns to The Baldwin Radio Factory in Millcreek, Utah for a one day celebration of creativity. The event features opportunities for visual artists, musicians and performers, and food vendors, with separate applications for each category to help ensure nothing is missed during review. A limited number of booth spaces will be available for artists and food vendors at the venue. All food vendors must have an active mobile food vending license. Booth fees range from $100 to $140, with payment due upon approval by credit card.

Weekend markets return to Mountain View Village with a welcoming atmosphere and a handpicked mix of local makers and small businesses. Explore sweet treats, spa-style bath goods, clothing for babies and adults, distinctive jewelry, and other finds that highlight community creativity. This edition spotlights the Juniper Market.

A friendly meetup for Pokémon card enthusiasts offers a chance to connect with other players, trade cards, and compete for prizes. A free tournament is included, and participants may receive Pokémon League packs for taking part when they are in stock. Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian in order to participate.

Compete in an Advanced format Yu-Gi-Oh tournament featuring four rounds, with a pack awarded for each win. Entry is $8, and every participant receives an OTS pack just for entering.

Postfontaine welcomes NEEDTOBREATHE to Sandy Amphitheater for a concert. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with multiple presale options, including fan club insiders, artist, local, Spotify, and Live Nation. VIP packages are offered with both presale and general availability, and there is also a Red, White and Two sale window.

Explore a guided breathwork session in the Selenite Cave, pairing intentional breathing with the cave’s deep energetic cleansing and whole-body balancing. Breathwork centers the breath to strengthen the connection among mind, body, and spirit, encouraging inner calm, emotional steadiness, and physical renewal. Participants will practice a range of techniques designed to relax the body and steady the mind, and the session welcomes all experience levels. Capacity is limited to seven participants, and advance reservations are recommended. The fee is $33 per person. Please plan to arrive early to get settled. There is no late entry and no refunds for late arrival. If your plans change, rescheduling in advance is requested. Anyone with cardiovascular concerns, chronic respiratory conditions, pregnancy, use of heavy medications, severe mental illness, a history of aneurysms or seizures, or osteoporosis should consult a physician before participating.

Oliver Tree takes the stage in Salt Lake City with an offbeat persona and a charged, high-energy show. The performance blends alternative pop with playful humor, creating a lively atmosphere that aims to leave a lasting impression.

The Riff Raff perform at Redemption Bar & Grill in Herriman with a set packed with rock hits from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Dinner and drinks are available alongside the live show for a full evening out. The band also extends thanks to Corbin, Keith, and the Redemption staff.