Events in Taylorsville today

A centering yoga session sets the tone for the weekend at Murray City Park. Each week introduces a new theme to deepen practice and strengthen the connection among heart, body, mind, and soul. The emphasis is on consistency and presence, allowing the many benefits of yoga to unfold over time.

Round 2 of the MCC Signature Series brings four classes of competitive micro crawler action to the RC crawler park at Centennial Park in West Valley City. Registration is handled through the RC Arena app. Admission and parking are free, and participants of all ages are welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Drivers can expect standard micro comp crawling under the 2025 MCC rules. The Signature Series portion for 24 to 18 scale features two 10 gate courses with bonus gates, with one set for D1 to D2 and another for D3 to D4, and the Nano comp offers one 10 gate course with bonus gates for C1 to C3. Courses are closed to free play or practice. The top five finishers in each class receive extra entries in an opportunity drawing for prizes, with prize details to be announced. Nano class rules for 2026 will be announced. A group photo of rigs is planned, and a scenic scale trail for mini crawlers will be open with buildings and decorations that are ideal for photos and video. The Scale Kings RC Showdown show and shine invites crawlers to line up for judging in categories such as best theme, best trailer, best comp rig, best scale build or dollhouse, and best nano. Each Signature Series stop also includes an MCC Club Challenge, a relaxed marked trail where drivers can attempt the climb as many times as they like. Make it to the top, ring the bell, and claim bragging rights. Pack plenty of batteries and any gear you need for your stay. Restrooms are available on site. There is no EMT on site. Plan for about three to four hours on site.

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.

This Yu-Gi-Oh tournament features four rounds, with a pack awarded for each win. Entry is $8, and all participants receive an OTS pack for taking part. It offers a straightforward way to compete and build rewards with each victory.

Murray Theater presents a tribute to KISS featuring four veteran performers who bring the band’s iconic personas to life. James Seda appears as The Demon, Erik Winger as The Catman, James Cullen as The Space Ace, and John Carlazzo as The Starchild. The group has been recognized as a top finalist in a worldwide KISS tribute competition and received an invitation to audition for NBC’s America’s Got Talent. Drawing on decades of stage experience, they aim to deliver a show that resonates with longtime fans and newcomers alike. Standard tickets are $30 and include all fees. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Tickets are available online through Showpass, in person at the Murray Parks and Recreation Office, and at the theater box office before the performance. Seating is fully reserved, and purchases are limited to a maximum of eight tickets per transaction. To avoid ticket fraud, only the Murray Parks & Recreation Office and Showpass are official ticket outlets. Third-party sellers may charge higher prices and may not offer the same service guarantees. Murray Cultural Arts receives support in part from Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts and Parks, NowPlayingUtah, the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Utah Humanities.

During Leo season, the Lion’s Gate is honored as a powerful energetic gateway linked with courage, radiance, abundance, spiritual insight, and heart-centered transformation. It invites a pause for inward listening and a remembrance of the light carried within. This restorative gathering weaves grounding and intention setting with a guided Yoga Nidra and a soothing sound bath. It begins with a slow, spacious arrival to settle the nervous system and reconnect with the body, creating room for gentle intentions. Dawn then leads a 30 minute Yoga Nidra, a meditative practice typically done reclined and fully supported, encouraging deep rest as the mind lingers between waking and dreaming where insight and inner wisdom may naturally arise. Following this, Eben and Dawn offer a 45 minute sound bath that supports even deeper rest, integration, and spaciousness, with nothing to do but receive breath, body, sound, and stillness. Expect a calm opening, a fully supported reclined practice with mats, blankets, bolsters, and props, and a gentle environment for reflection, renewal, and energetic alignment. No prior experience with Yoga Nidra, meditation, or sound baths is needed, and the space welcomes anyone seeking a sacred pause, clarity, transition support, or deep rest in connection with the symbolism of the Lion’s Gate. The cost is $24.

The Team Hope Walk in Salt Lake City brings people together at Veterans Memorial Park for a day focused on hope, community, and purpose. Participants can register to walk, start a team, or donate, and every step supports the goal of a world free of Huntington’s disease.

Experience a restorative sound bath that uses soothing tones and gentle vibration to quiet the mind, relax the body, and bring balance. This immersive practice can ease stress, support emotional healing, and create space for a calm inner state and deeper connection with yourself. Paired with mindful breathing, the body can relearn what the mind has set aside, encouraging a renewed sense of harmony. Prepayment secures a place. The cost is $22, payable in cash or via Venmo at Patricia-Almeida-17.

A casual, weekly morning meetup at Publik brings together people who want more music and more musical connections in their lives. It welcomes singers and players at any level, from complete beginners and those dusting off old skills to guitarists, pianists, bassists, drummers, ukulele enthusiasts, and the simply curious. Participants can enjoy coffee while talking about favorite songs and instruments, trading tunes and stories, and meeting others who love making music. Some mornings may center on beloved tracks, others on instruments, musical goals, or the experience of finding collaborators. This is not a performance, not a formal lesson, and not a stiff networking event. It offers a friendly, low-pressure space to be around music and get to know the Wandering Bards community.

A welcoming evening dedicated to tackling life admin in good company. Bring a laptop, planner, or that stack of papers and settle in for focused time with warm soup, tea, and shared accountability. Instead of scrolling alone, participants set intentions and make steady progress side by side. The environment is calm and supportive, with soft music and a no-pressure approach that centers presence, clarity, and gentle encouragement. Tickets are $12 and include soup, snacks, and unlimited tea, along with a comfortable workspace to help with emails, bills, scheduling, forms, and lingering to-do lists.

Bring your knitting, crochet, cross stitch, or any craft project to the Utah Pride Center for a relaxed sit and stitch. Connect with other crafters, share tips, and keep your project moving while you chat. Enjoy snacks with movies and music in the background, creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere. This gathering takes place on the second and fourth Monday of each month.

Hatchback takes the stage at Kilby Court for a live show.

Experience a 90-minute blend of movement, music, and meaningful connection with a live DJ providing the soundtrack. The flow includes 30 minutes of yoga to move and breathe, 30 minutes of expressive dance, and 30 minutes of lightly guided conversation circles designed to make meeting people playful and easy. This is a free event and no experience is required. Bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable, stretchy clothing, along with a fun vibe. RSVP through the "Find Tickets" button and consider arriving early to secure a spot. The focus is simple... move together, then build real connections in a relaxed setting.

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.

A new Somatic Tango series is beginning for dancers who love to move and also want to understand what is happening in the body while they dance. Whether your background is salsa, swing, ballroom, or another social form, the emphasis shifts from collecting patterns to exploring why a partnership can feel effortless with one person and challenging with another. The work focuses on how movement organizes around axis, balance, muscle tone, and attentive awareness within connection. It prioritizes body intelligence before choreography, highlighting how subtle internal adjustments can transform what appears on the outside. Dancing becomes clearer, heavy moments feel lighter, and connection becomes something you can actively shape rather than guess at. It is designed for dancers who care as much about the mechanics of presence as they do about steps. Enrollment is open.

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.

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.

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.

Robopocalypse: The Musical takes the stage courtesy of Puppeteers for Fears, an Oregon-based comedy troupe that crafts original horror and science fiction rock and roll musicals performed with puppets. What began as a one-night Halloween cabaret in 2015 grew into an ongoing project, with the group creating and performing multiple original shows about everything from supernatural creatures to killer robots to solitary sasquatches. The production blends puppetry, video, and live music. Attendees will be seated for this show.

Salt Lake City’s summer Dance Nights return to the Gallivan Center plaza with the 2026 lineup. This season adds more dates, new bands, and a few new styles of dance, bringing an expanded mix of music and movement to the plaza.

Passion Pit brings a live concert open to all ages. The organizer has set a delay on ticket transfers, which will be enabled closer to the event. For details about this policy, refer to the AXS Purchase Agreement.

A relaxed golf tournament brings players together in support of Moments & Milestones. Players can register for $100 each or enter as a foursome for $400. Every golfer receives a raffle ticket at check-in, and additional tickets will be available for purchase to increase chances at prizes. Lunch is included, and the day wraps up with raffle drawings and time to connect with fellow participants. Local businesses are partnering to help make the event possible, and there are opportunities for those who would like to get involved. Spots are limited, so early team registration is encouraged.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Enjoy an evening beneath the stars at Red Butte Garden & Arboretum during its Outdoor Concert Series. Tickets are available now.

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.

Flow artists gather at Murray Park, Pavilion 1, for an open spinning and juggling session. A fire jam may follow, with details confirmed during the session. If no fire jam takes place, the group likely continues to flow until the park closes. Participants who plan to work with fire should wear cotton clothing that is fire safe, check props and wicks, and either bring Coleman's Camp Fuel or contribute $5 to the host. Everyone should take a turn with fire safety, and guidance is available for anyone who wants to learn.

Settle into a monthly in-person meditation circle that offers a calm pause to breathe, slow down, and reconnect. This 50 minute gathering combines gentle guidance with quiet reflection in shared space, creating room to return to yourself through meditation, personal reflection, and moments of intentional stillness. It is meant as personal time held within the supportive energy of others. Participate in the way that feels right for you. You can simply listen, write quietly in a journal, join an optional closing conversation, or step out when you need to. There are no expectations or requirements. Offered as part of Maven’s community gatherings, this event is donation based to keep it accessible. Contributions help sustain a welcoming place for community connection, and attendees may invite loved ones who could benefit.

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.

Referral Community brings Chamber members and guests together in a supportive, structured setting to exchange referrals and build trust-based business relationships. Participants can broaden their professional network, discover dependable partners, and connect with local professionals while focusing on relationships that truly matter.

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.

Yappy Hour returns with a playful park meetup for dogs and their humans. Public Lands invites pet lovers to a dog friendly gathering where pups can socialize in the fresh air while owners connect with one another. Explore offerings from local vendors and spend time outdoors with your four legged companion.

A weekly Pokémon trading night where Trainers meet to swap cards and connect with the community. The store offers an additional 5 percent on trade-in values to add to the fun. The event highlights the spirit of the game through friendly trades and collection-building with fellow fans.

At Golden Braid Books, this interactive workshop focuses on weaving a story with purpose. Participants reflect on what they hope to bring into their lives, then use prompts and light guidance to begin writing a personal, magical narrative. Bring a notebook, journal, or any paper you prefer, along with a pen, pencil, marker, crayon, or other art supplies that help you put words on the page. If you want a fresh start, journals are available at the venue. Participants may arrive a few minutes early to pick up an iced tea, cookie, or another treat from Oasis to enjoy during the session. The workshop runs about an hour and a half and is a free community event open to all.

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.

Deep Restore is a weekly space for rest, release, and reconnection at Wild Grace. Each gathering holds a steady intention while the modality rotates, drawing from meditation, breathwork, yoga, sound healing, or somatic movement so the practice stays fresh. The first hour centers on guided practice to help you settle into your body and presence. The second hour focuses on integration through sincere sharing and reflection, allowing insights, emotions, and releases to be witnessed and processed in community. Open to all levels with no prior experience required. Drop in is $10, or opt for a $40 monthly membership that also includes Tuesday weekly classes.

This weekly parenting-focused yoga class at Glow SLC in Salt Lake City welcomes anyone who is pregnant, preparing for birth, newly postpartum, or caring for a new baby. Hosted by SHAUNTEA and led by owner Destiny S. Lake, a Hatha and Prenatal certified yoga instructor, the session covers the prenatal and postnatal journey, body awareness, and practical coping techniques for labor and delivery for both birthing individuals and support people. Participants build strength and a deeper mind-body connection while forming community with expectant and new parents. Friends, family members, and community supporters who want to learn effective support tools are also invited. Please bring water and a yoga mat if you have one, with plenty of loaner mats available, and wear comfortable clothing. The class operates on a sliding scale of $10 to $25 per session, and HSA or FSA funds can be used when applicable. Advance registration is not required. Although listed on Glow’s website, sign-ups and payments are not processed there because the space is rented by SHAUNTEA. There is ample room with no class size limits, and payment can be made before or after class. All are welcome, including surrogates, intended parents, and family supporters, as well as people of all gender identities, body sizes, and abilities.