Free events in Taylorsville, UT

Starry Nights @ the Plaza brings live music, community safety outreach, and a lineup of food trucks to Centennial Plaza. Pop-O-GoGo takes the stage, the Public Safety Committee presents Night Out Against Crime activities, and Food Truck League vendors offer meals and treats. Admission is free, a relaxed way for friends and families to spend time together on the plaza.

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.

Refresh your spiritual practice with the facilitators at Cat & Cauldron. Each gathering explores a mix of techniques such as focused meditation, grounding and energy clearing, breathwork, and guided inner journeys, with a new emphasis every time. There is no fee to participate, and support for the local shop is appreciated. For more information or to RSVP, contact 801-601-1795.

Now in its third year, this farmers market showcases fresh produce, a wide range of market offerings, and artisan-made goods with a focus on local flavors. Located at Centennial Plaza just outside Taylorsville City Hall, it provides a welcoming setting to browse and shop for locally sourced products.

Game Night Live brings a lively trivia experience to Paxton Pub. It is free to play and welcomes anyone who enjoys friendly competition and the chance to win prizes. The format features two games, each with three rounds, inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than standard questions, with word jumbles, picture rounds, and other creative twists to keep players on their toes.

Parents gather weekly at Sugarhouse Park to build a free, local support network through conversation and connection. Depending on the group and how everyone feels that day, the meetup may spend time at the playground when there are older kids or settle into a shaded spot nearby to talk and get to know one another. Look for a sign with the Sunshine Crew logo at the pavilion to find the current location. This is a safe space for all expectant and postpartum parents, and for families with children of any age, including brand-new or soon-to-arrive babies. It is not a talk therapy session, but a chance to meet your people and grow as parents in a supportive, fun community. If you arrive after the start and the group has moved from the Parleys Creek Pavilion, call 801-361-9785 for directions. The meetup happens rain or shine.

Good4Life Markets brings a community farmers market to West Jordan at Veterans Memorial Park. Browse local vegetables and fruits, eggs, honey, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, and art while enjoying live music from local performers. Dinner options are available from food trucks. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted, and shoppers using an EBT/SNAP Horizon Card can visit the information booth to receive tokens with a two-to-one match for fresh fruits and vegetables, which also supports local farmers and food artisans. Vendor opportunities are available through official channels, and visitors are advised to ignore unsolicited messages or third-party links that claim limited availability.

Explore divination methods and tools in a welcoming, nonjudgmental setting. Build your intuition through guided exercises designed by professional psychics. Participants are encouraged to bring their preferred deck of cards, runes, or other tools and enjoy practicing together. This gathering is free to attend.

No trivia expertise required. This game night is open to everyone and there is no cost to participate. The format features two games, each with three rounds inspired by well known game shows. Rather than standard question and answer, expect variety such as word jumbles, picture-based rounds, and more, with opportunities to win things along the way.

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.

This event takes place at Centennial Park.

At Outdoorsy RV Supply, this event treats visitors to complimentary hot dogs, chips, and a soda with no purchase required. Guests can also take care of practical needs by refilling propane, picking up last minute RV supplies, and browsing the current weekly deals to get road trip ready before pulling out of the driveway. It is a convenient stop for anyone preparing for a camping getaway.