Events in Tooele, UT

Enjoy a casual business networking lunch at Eclair French Cafe, with time to share who you are, meet new contacts, and build relationships while supporting the local community. Networking is free, and guests are encouraged to purchase lunch to support the host venue.

Discover how to play Magic: The Gathering with Magic Academy, a welcoming introduction that makes learning straightforward and enjoyable. The focus is on clear guidance and accessibility, helping newcomers understand the rules and flow of the game at a comfortable pace.

These Yu-Gi-Oh nights offer opportunities to take home packs, receive OTS boosters, and connect with the community.

R0CK’N Bingo and Rockstar Trivia turn bingo into a concert-style competition where the songs drive the gameplay. Instead of numbers, you mark off tracks spanning classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and memorable movie and TV themes. Every card is one of a kind, which keeps the pace brisk and the surprises coming. When the music wraps, trivia takes the spotlight with eight lively questions that test knowledge and pump up the room. It is a loud, music-powered mix of bingo and brainteasers built for a showstopping finish.

A weekly gathering at Game Haven Herriman invites newcomers and experienced players to learn and play mahjong in a relaxed, social setting. First-time attendees can receive a brief introduction before play begins, then participate alongside the group. It offers an easy way to pick up the basics and meet new people through regular mahjong sessions.

Local Pokémon enthusiasts gather for a relaxed evening of gameplay and card trading. Participation is free. Weekly games take place at Game Have, providing a chance to play and trade with others from the area.

This casual gathering brings together the Gundam card community for relaxed gameplay and a welcoming place to connect. It follows a weekly format and includes opportunities to access product early.

Play the One Piece Trading Card Game in a relaxed setting that welcomes new and casual players. Enjoy friendly matches and learn the basics, with the competitive level expected to increase as more product and participants become available. Connect with fellow fans and be part of a growing One Piece TCG community.

Tooele City hosts a Halloween-themed trivia night where players use Kahoot! on their own mobile devices to answer questions. Expect rounds about Halloween movies and other spooky season topics. The content is suitable for all ages, and families are encouraged to take part. Registration is free.

Gain clarity on Medicare in a free, 45-minute educational workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association. Designed for people nearing age 65, the session explains how Parts A and B work, what costs to expect, when enrollment may be required, how employer coverage can coordinate with Medicare, what plan choices might be available locally, and whether spouses can choose different plans. The workshop is led by Jacob Rhodes, an independent agent who began his career in 2021, built his own client-first agency, partners with SRO, and works with leading carriers to tailor health and financial plans in Utah. He comes from a large family, was adopted from the Philippines, and lives in Saratoga Springs with his wife, Heather, and their two children. This is a purely educational event with no sales presentations or plan-specific discussions, and the organizers note that participant information is kept confidential. For a complete view of all available options, the organizers suggest consulting official Medicare resources or your State Health Insurance Program.

Experience a monthly evening of mystery and secrets with Blood on the Clocktower. The game accommodates 5 to 20 participants, and admission is $5 paid to the host. In the town of Ravenswood Bluff, a hidden demon moves among the townsfolk with a few covert allies. During the day, players share information, debate, and vote to execute the person they find most suspicious, then each night brings another chance for the demon to strike. Everyone holds unique pieces of information, so choosing whom to trust carries real consequences. Even after elimination, players can still influence the group’s decisions, keeping the tension high until the final reveal.

Enjoy a social night of board games in a relaxed community setting. These weekly gatherings at Game Haven offer opportunities to discover new games, meet others, and spend time in a welcoming third space.

Play Dungeons and Dragons at Game Haven. Entry costs $5, and the fee supports the game masters directly. To find available groups, check the Game Haven Discord.

Everyone is welcome at this free trivia night, whether new to trivia or a seasoned player. The evening features two games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than standard question and answer prompts. Look for word jumbles, picture based challenges, and other creative twists, with chances to win prizes.

Settle into the peaceful salt cave at Evolve Wellness Collective for a 45-minute guided meditation that blends gentle breathwork with soothing soundscapes. Resonant tones from crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, drums, and tuning forks support deep rest, helping you release tension and reconnect with yourself. The restorative salt cave atmosphere, together with calming breathing practices and sound healing, offers a grounding reset. Seating and blankets are provided. No prior experience is necessary. First-time visitors to Evolve receive their initial class free.

Mark the last Scooter Row cruise night of the year with a Halloween twist. Costumes are encouraged, scooters can be decorated, and candy for kids is welcome. Park alongside fellow riders, meet other owners, and admire a range of unique machines. Open to all types of scooters, from vintage to modern. Jc Hackett will provide music, and there will be cars on display as well as, with a strong turnout, plenty of scooters to see. A scooter-specific award is planned and depends on participation. Arrive when it works for you, stay through the award announcements, and feel free to ride together to and from the gathering.

Enjoy takeout favorites from a rotating mix of local food trucks at two Daybreak locations, Highland Park and North Shore, while supporting small businesses. For the latest lineup each week, follow LiveDAYBREAK and check the story for updates.

Outdoorsy RV Supply is offering complimentary hot dogs with chips and a soda, with no purchase required. While you are there, take care of trip prep with propane refills, last-minute RV essentials, and a look at current specials to get road ready for camping.

Explore miniature painting in a friendly, hands-on session. For a $3 entry fee, you get use of detailed painting tools and paints, along with guidance from an instructor to help you get started and build confidence.

Start your Dungeons & Dragons journey with a welcoming, beginner-focused session that teaches role-playing and the core rules, then finishes with a monster showdown. Created for those who have never played, this hands-on experience lasts two hours. All play materials are provided, including dice, pre-generated characters, and a ready-to-run story. Bring your imagination and find out what it is like to wield magic, swing a sword, and work together on a classic fantasy quest.

Bring your favorite League of Legends champions and take part in friendly matches with new players at these weekly Nexus Nights. As a new community, it welcomes all skill levels, whether you are just starting out or highly experienced. Participation is free, and prizes are available while supplies last.

Play Disney Lorcana, a game brimming with Disney magic. The entry fee is $6, and players receive packs, promos, pins, and other rewards that can vary from week to week.

The West Jordan Community Band joins with West Jordan Winds for their annual fall concert, featuring a program of wind band music performed by local musicians. This community-focused performance highlights wind band repertoire and the ensemble sound of local players.

Riot Dance Fitness has landed at VASA Fitness in South Jordan with a hip hop inspired workout focused on sweat, confidence, community, and fun. No dance experience or rhythm is required, and you do not need to know anyone to participate. Everyone is welcome. A free trial pass is available for non members.

Bring your Warhammer 40k army for a weekly Friday meetup where you can connect with other players and get regular games in.

Yu-Gi-Oh players can face off across four rounds using a pack-per-win format. Entry is $8, and every participant receives an OTS pack for taking part. Collect more packs with each win and see who comes out on top.

Take part in a free Commander night focused on casual play. Games run in pods of four to five players. Prize packs in each pod go either to a randomly selected participant or to the winner.

Set out on a tabletop adventure at Game Haven with a Dungeons and Dragons session. Entry is $5, with proceeds going directly to the Game Masters. To find open groups, check the Game Haven Discord.

This is a casual play night for the One Piece trading card game, welcoming newcomers and laid-back players. Matches start friendly and low pressure, with the option to ramp up competition as product availability and attendance increase. It is a straightforward way to meet other fans and get involved in the One Piece TCG community.

This free Friday Night Magic Standard session is geared toward casual fans of the format. It provides a friendly setting to playtest decks or simply try Standard.

REV Performance returns to West Desert in Grantsville for a performance track day centered on skill building and plentiful track time. Participants at any level can work with top industry instructors to build confidence or refine advanced techniques, with coaching aimed at making every lap count. Morning and afternoon sessions are planned to maximize time on course. Registration information is available on Instagram at @chiefmcgov or through the UMC website in the section on how to get on track.

Puck's Magical Market celebrates creativity and community with a lively marketplace of local makers, artists, musicians, food vendors, and other imaginative entrepreneurs. Explore booths filled with handcrafted treasures, enjoy live music, sample delicious bites, and meet the people behind the work. Whether you are searching for a thoughtful gift or something enchanting for yourself, there is a wide range of one-of-a-kind finds. Admission is free for attendees. Vendor participation is open to artisans, makers, jewelry creators, food vendors, musicians, and other creative businesses. Those who take part as vendors can present their work to shoppers, connect with fellow creatives and local businesses, and gain added visibility through event promotion in a welcoming, community-focused setting.

Enjoy a Dungeons and Dragons session at Game Haven. Entry is $5 and directly supports the Game Masters. To find open groups, see the Discord referenced in the event details.

Weekend markets return to Mountain View Village with a lively showcase of local artisans and small businesses. Browse treats, indulgent bath and body products, baby and adult apparel, distinctive jewelry, and many other finds. The series features rotating themes such as Juniper Market, The Vibrant Book Fair Market, and The Makers Hive Market, creating a friendly atmosphere for exploring new favorites and supporting the community.

This free casual Commander gathering features games organized in pods of four to five players. Prize packs are awarded either to a randomly selected participant in each pod or to the winner. Expect a relaxed, social environment centered on friendly play.

Enjoy matches in the newest Yu-Gi-Oh format known as Genesys. This event is free, takes place weekly, and uses the 100 point Genesys rules.

This gathering welcomes Pokémon enthusiasts to swap cards, connect with fellow players, and compete for prizes. A no-cost tournament is included, and participation may come with Pokémon League packs when available. Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian present to take part.

Dela's Doggy Desserts in West Jordan hosts a free, family friendly Halloween celebration featuring complimentary trick-or-treating at treat stations for both people and dogs. The festivities include a costume parade and contest where participants can show off creative looks, with prizes awarded for best group themes, the funniest outfits, the most unique creations, and the cutest costumes. Costumes are encouraged for everyone, including four legged friends, but they are not required, so guests can simply enjoy the fun with kids and canine companions.

Enjoy tasty bites alongside a 20 minute showcase of bizarre magic from Shrugs, a collector of oddities and curiosities. Eerie artifacts and questions of possible hauntings take center stage as the performance explores whether spirits are real, leaving you to decide what to believe. Presented exclusively at The Prestige in Gardner Village.

A competitive Yu-Gi-Oh tournament featuring four rounds, with a pack awarded for every win. The entry fee is $8, and all participants receive an OTS pack for taking part. Test your strategy across the rounds and see how many packs you can bring home.

All About Betsy brings a lively blend of rock, country, blues, and more to the Ritz Theater, delivering high energy and a setlist with something for everyone. Expect familiar favorites from artists like Fleetwood Mac, Dolly Parton, The White Stripes, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Johnny Cash, and Sublime. The Good Lews kicks things off as a blues duo opening act. Tickets are $10, and buy one get one options are available online.

Hosted by Ash’s Little Shop of Howlers, this community pack walk features a festive costume parade party. It offers a relaxed group stroll where dogs can socialize while their humans connect with fellow pet lovers. Participation is free. Daycare clients, grooming clients, and the general public are welcome, provided dogs are friendly, vaccinated, and kept on a leash. Bring water, a leash, and a positive attitude. Handlers will be available for anyone who could use extra help with their pup.

Learn wire wrapping techniques with Kathy at The Conjuring Tree. Participants receive instruction to create a sun-themed pendant, and all supplies are provided. The completed piece, crafted from brass and shell, is yours to take home. The fee is $45 per person, and space is limited to 12 participants. To reserve a spot, contact @TheConjuringTree at 1-385-842-3750.

Game Haven Herriman hosts a weekly Flesh and Blood Classic Constructed meetup. The entry fee is $5 and includes a booster pack from the latest Flesh and Blood set along with a GEM promo pack. Bring a Classic Constructed deck and aim for a win in a friendly, casual setting. New and curious players are welcome to learn how to play.

Enjoy a juggling club session at Vaudeville Underground Circus Arts Studio in West Valley City, Utah. The gathering takes place most Sundays and is hosted by Dylan Peacock of the Wasatch Front Jugglers. Attendees can share a phone number and email with Dylan to receive updates.

The gathering begins with a regular meeting and continues with a Bow Making Class for those who wish to stay.

Enjoy some Halloween fun while helping with the final park cleanup of the season at Tuscany Park. Lend a hand tidying the grounds and wrap up the cleanup season in a festive spirit.

A club-led volunteer effort dedicated to serving dinner at the Harris Community Shelter. Volunteers help with meal service, simple prep in the kitchen, and dishwashing, offering warm smiles along the way. This recurring effort happens twice a month.

John Moyer blends 25 years of award-winning comedy and improvisational flair with the art of stage hypnosis, delivering a fast-moving show that keeps audiences laughing and fully engaged. With an easygoing, authentic style honed from Las Vegas showrooms to Royal Caribbean cruise stages, he creates an atmosphere where surprises land big and participation feels welcoming. The performance refreshes a centuries-old craft with contemporary music and pop culture, packing the show with energy and laughs for a broad range of ages. Volunteers who take the stage leave with a lasting takeaway, encouraged to harness the power of their own minds for positive change.

Beastfeast 2026 spotlights a major in store showdown of monsters and machines. Participants build and paint one Monster or War Machine in advance, and those who come with a finished model receive exclusive Warhammer Beastfeast awards at no cost. The celebration concludes with a sprawling Age of Sigmar free for all where every monster goes head to head for the Beastfeast 2026 Trophy.

Celebrate the fifth annual Creepy Crawl with a festive gathering of micro crawling, costumes, and community. Halloween outfits are encouraged for both drivers and their rigs. This free, family friendly event takes place at the West Valley RC Crawler Park in Centennial Park, with the course located by the outdoor pool on the west side behind the tennis courts. Parking is complimentary. All ages are welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Event registration is handled through the RC Arena app. A driver meeting will start the program and will be streamed on club social pages, followed by a group photo for all the rigs, special competitions, prize drawings that require your presence to claim, and a cleanup to close the event. Sponsors and prize details will be announced. The spooky scale trail welcomes mini crawlers for photo worthy runs through Halloween themed buildings and decorations. To keep the seasonal spirit going, there is also a Scale Build Off for Utah residents with multiple entries allowed. Builds must be 1/18 to 1/24 scale and follow a spooky Halloween theme. Use any materials and techniques, create buildings, bridges, or other structures that fit the theme, and load up on details to maximize scale points. Bring your build to the event for judging. The Scale Kings RC Showdown features a show and shine where crawlers are judged across categories including best theme, best trailer, best competition rig, best scale build or dollhouse, and best nano. Competition action includes Micro Rock Racing, plus the U4 Challenge and Tough Truck Challenge. The top five in each Micro Rock Racing class earn extra chances in the prize drawing. U4 rigs must run a U4 inspired body or tube cage and tough tucks are not permitted. Tough Truck entries need a full or half body, frame rail only builds are not allowed, and U4 style rigs are excluded. Both divisions are limited to 1/18 TRX4M and smaller. Each driver gets two attempts and the quicker time counts. If a vehicle rolls over, the driver must self recover promptly or receive a DNF. Plan to bring plenty of batteries and any gear you will need. Restrooms are available. There is no EMT on site. Please pack out more than you pack in to help keep the park clean.

Set amid the beauty of Copper Creek Park, this final Ladies Who Lunch gathering of the season blends conversation, community, and a relaxed meal from a local restaurant with tarot readings under the evening sky. Attendees can slow down, connect with other women, and explore personal insight through the cards in a welcoming, reflective setting that moves from sunset to starlight. Part of a series created to bring women of all ages together around good food and a fun activity with a local instructor, this event wraps up a season of meaningful moments. Proceeds support Friends of Herriman Parks initiatives, including efforts to resurface courts throughout the city.

Slip into a shadowy realm of techno and dark electronic sound where the bass hits hard, the visuals unsettle, and the energy never lets up. The night is framed as a rite of rhythm and motion, channeling underground intensity into an immersive experience with full production. Expect relentless beats, a chilling atmosphere, and a dancefloor that refuses to slow down. Costumes are welcome, and getting swept up in the music comes naturally. Dress for the darkness and step into a celebration where the uncanny, the electric, and the otherworldly connect. This is not a typical Halloween party. It is a ritual.

Lead your Titanicus force in a Horus Heresy siege at Terra's walls, choosing to press the attack and break through or to command the defense and hold for the Imperium. Bring a 1k to 2k Titanicus army along with rulebooks, dice, and command terminals.

Gather with fellow writerly types for a monthly, low-key lunch and conversation. All writers are welcome, with an emphasis on friendship, networking, support, and encouragement. Consider ordering your meal ahead since Schmidt’s can be busy at lunchtime, and look for the group in the back room.

Part of a recurring sound series centered on self-care, this gentle, fully immersive session uses therapeutic sound to help you slow down, settle the nervous system, and return to yourself. Expect soothing vibrations that encourage deep relaxation, emotional release, and a sense of mind body balance. No prior experience is required, and all are welcome.

A market held on Saturdays each month takes place at Tooele Marketplace in Tooele.

Settle in for a screening of a classic comedy horror film where tiny monsters bring chaos to a small town. Tickets are $2.50.

Wasatch Comic Con 2026 arrives at Valley Fair Mall with a special appearance by Kevin Eastman, who created Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Additional guests will be announced as the event approaches.

Every minute matters when someone is losing blood, and a person can bleed to death in about five minutes. This free Stop the Bleed training at the Herriman Emergency Center focuses on quick, lifesaving action so participants are better prepared to help in an emergency. It is well suited for youth groups, athletes, teachers, community leaders, employer groups, future healthcare professionals, and others. Registration is free.

Personalize a decorative sled. Finished sleds are consistently sturdy and beautiful, which is why this project is a favorite at the studio. Registration required.

This presentation with Dr. Temple Grandin is geared toward educators, parents, therapists, and caregivers and focuses on practical ways to support people on the autism spectrum. She will explain why consistent schedules matter and share strategies that help with classwork. She will also describe how to create workarounds in many situations, including pursuing jobs, volunteer roles, tutoring, and test taking. Dr. Grandin holds a PhD in Animal Science from the University of Illinois and is a professor at Colorado State University. Recognized around the world as a leading autistic advocate and speaker, she has helped many families and professionals better understand autism. Her books include Autism: The Way I See It, Different, Not Less, Visual Thinking, and The Outdoor Scientist. She has also transformed livestock handling systems and advanced animal welfare reforms, and her portrait is part of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. She resides in Fort Collins, Colorado. Attendees will learn to distinguish the three main types of thinkers and the strengths they offer, appreciate the value of collaborative thinking, and see how checklists can be a powerful tool. The session also addresses the role of mentors, the influence of artificial intelligence on career choices for autistic individuals, and practical ways to manage fear, a strong and common emotion for many on the spectrum. Continuing Education Credits are available.

This conference with Dr. Temple Grandin draws on more than five decades of work in animal behavior and welfare. Sharing the name of her book, The Grandin Papers, it explores the importance of environmental enrichment for pigs, effective techniques for training horses, and how animals perceive unfamiliar objects. Grandin is a Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University and a designer of livestock handling facilities. Her scientific training, together with her experience as a person with autism, shapes her approach to animal science. Her portrait is part of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery’s permanent collection. Certificates of attendance are available upon request. The event takes place at Stansbury High School.

Curious about how an engine comes apart and goes back together? This three-part class focuses on the fundamentals of engine building, guiding you from teardown through reassembly with practical, hands-on instruction. Advance registration with payment is required and space is limited. The cost is $120 per person for the complete three-class series, and the standard rate is $40 per class. Payment can be made by phone with a card at 385-296-7947 or with cash in person.

Focus on self care with a gentle, immersive sound experience that encourages slowing down, calming the nervous system, and reconnecting with yourself. As part of a monthly series, the session uses therapeutic sound vibrations to promote relaxation, support emotional release, and foster mind body balance. No prior experience is needed.

Gardner Village sets the scene for a holiday run where participants dress as Santa or other festive characters. Choose from half marathon, 10k, and 5k courses that follow the Jordan River Trail System. Volunteers appear as elves, and cheerful aid stations serve milk, cookies, water, and Powerade. Registration includes a full Santa outfit with hat, beard, jacket, pants, and belt, creating a sea of red as more than a thousand runners take part, a close second in participants to the Ogden Santa Run. Warm up at Gardner Village, enjoy a spirited start, and cross the finish line with pride. Afterward, explore the many elf displays throughout Gardner Village, browse the shops for holiday gifts, and cap off the experience with a sweet treat. Packet pickup details will be announced.

An annual holiday luminary experience begins with a peaceful drive through a memorial park glowing with lights. Afterward, guests are welcome to stop at the funeral home for an open house with light refreshments and quiet moments for reflection. A remembrance tree will be available for placing an ornament in honor of a loved one. The evening also includes a candlelight service dedicated to honoring those who hold a special place in the heart.

On the first Friday of each month, writers gather for a relaxed lunch and conversation centered on friendship, networking, support, and encouragement. All writers are welcome. Placing your lunch order ahead is recommended since Schmidt’s can be busy at lunchtime, and the group meets in the back room.

Psychic Medium Jo'Anne Smith, the Salt Lake Medium, leads a live spirit-connection gathering centered on messages from loved ones who have passed, shared in the spirit of the holiday season. Families and friends can experience the messages together. The event takes place at Holiday Inn South Jordan SLC South in South Jordan. Tickets are available online and are nonrefundable, and not every attendee will receive a personal message. Services are provided as is and are not a substitute for medical or mental health care, and nothing presented should be used for diagnosis or treatment. Do not disregard or delay advice from a healthcare professional because of something encountered at the event. Participation does not create a physician-patient, psychotherapist-patient, or priest-penitent relationship. All information is intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only.