Family events in Taylorsville, UT

The second annual MAUL Brawl features a community car show alongside a Pigskin Prize Drawing. Car owners can register for the car show using the QR code on the flyer, and registration includes dinner. Gates open for vehicles to line up, and a variety of prizes will be available for the drawing. Tickets for the Pigskin Prize Drawing can be purchased by scanning the QR code, with pickup at the drawing table during the Brawl. All ticket sales support the football program, and players are challenged to sell 50 tickets each.

A friendly meetup for Pokémon Trading Card Game fans to connect, trade cards, and compete for prizes. There is a free tournament, and participants may receive Pokémon League packs when in stock. Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian to participate.

Ron Wood Splash Park in West Jordan turns into a Tuesday evening spot for an easy weekday dinner. Pick up a to-go picnic that works for date night, family night, or simply spending time outdoors. For the most current truck schedule and any updates, check the organizer’s website to plan your evening.

An evening at Murray Park centers on great food served by food trucks. Families, friends, and neighbors are welcome to gather for a relaxed night outdoors. Attendees can bring outdoor games, plus blankets and chairs, to settle in and play. The organizer provides up-to-date truck schedules online to help plan the outing.

Enjoy a midweek dinner at Centennial Park in West Valley with a variety of food options while supporting local small businesses. Attendees are encouraged to bring outdoor games, blankets, and chairs to relax with friends, family, and neighbors on Wednesday evenings. The latest food truck lineup and any schedule updates are shared on the event’s website.

A welcoming game night at the Utah Pride Center invites players of every age to gather for casual fun. Attendees can bring friends, their own board or video games, and snacks to share, or simply arrive solo. Available activities include virtual reality gaming and a Nintendo Switch with titles such as Jackbox and Super Smash Bros. No signup is needed. Two hours of free parking are available at the City Creek West parking lot.

Celebrate four decades of Utah’s living traditions at a free exhibition inside the Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Arts. Presented by the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, this showcase spotlights the craftsmanship of folk artists across generations and cultures, illustrating how heritage practices continue to thrive today. Discover a range of works that include a handmade classical guitar, intricately patterned wax resist eggs, Korean ink and folk paintings, Paquimé style pottery formed with Utah clay, Shoshone beadwork and medallions, traditional Puerto Rican festival masks such as Vejigantes and Cabezudos, and hand twined rag rugs inspired by Great Depression era techniques, along with additional pieces from communities across the state. The galleries offer a welcoming space for reflection on community, preservation, and storytelling, and admission is free.

Jammin’ at Jordan Landing returns with a summer concert series in the plaza featuring performances by local bands, family activities, a splash pad and play area for children, weekly themes, and free giveaways while supplies last. Guests can also pick up dinner or desserts from nearby Jordan Landing restaurants to enjoy during the show.