Events in Utah County, UT

A quilting block will be set up at the Senior Center, with quilts prepared and ready to be tied. The finished quilts are donated to hospitals and other local organizations that need them. Please note that there may be dates when the Senior Center is closed, so review the Senior Center Newsletter for closure information before attending.

Work on the Crochet Project of the Month with help from an on-site instructor who will be available for guidance and questions. On alternating months when the Craft Class is scheduled, this session will not be held, so please check the Senior Center Newsletter for the specific dates. The Senior Center may also close on certain days. Reviewing the newsletter in advance provides the latest closure updates before attending any planned activities.

Enjoy tasty, balanced lunches on Wednesdays and Thursdays, with the exception of the first Thursday of each month. That day is set aside for Lunch Bunch, a social outing where seniors dine out together. To register for Lunch Bunch, call 801-789-6660. Meal reservations are required in advance with Annette. There is no fee for eligible seniors 60 and older, and a voluntary $3 donation is appreciated. Guests 59 and under are $6. Some days the Senior Center may be closed, so please review the Senior Center Newsletter for closure updates before attending.

Explore a community farmers market and food fest in Orem, featuring live music from local musicians as you shop. Find seasonal produce and specialty goods including vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, meat, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soap, jewelry, art, and more. Pick up dinner from a variety of food trucks. Free yoga classes are planned, with a schedule to be announced. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted for purchases. When you use an EBT/SNAP Horizon Card at the market, every dollar spent is matched with two dollars in market funds. Visit the information booth to receive tokens that can be used with participating vendors, helping support local farmers and food artisans. The market takes place at Orem City Center Park, next to The All-Together Playground. To avoid scams, ignore unsolicited messages or unofficial links claiming limited availability, and note that vendor applications and communications are handled only through official channels.

Returning to Utah County, this market takes place at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds and has been recognized by Country Living among notable flea markets and barn sales. Only two vendor spaces remain, and applications are handled in the order they are received. Interested vendors can text 213-218-5017, the preferred contact method, or email vfapply@gmail.com.

An instructor-led Senior Fitness class takes place each Thursday and features low-impact exercises suitable for all ability levels. There is no class on the first Thursday of each month because of Lunch Bunch, and at times Lunch Bunch may be scheduled on a different Thursday, so please consult the Senior Center Newsletter for updates and details. The Senior Center may also be closed on certain days. Review the Senior Center Newsletter for closure information before attending.

Seniors can enjoy balanced lunches offered on Wednesdays and Thursdays, except for the first Thursday of each month, which is reserved for the Lunch Bunch dine-out outing. To register for Lunch Bunch, call 801-789-6660. Please make meal reservations in advance with Annette. There is no cost for eligible seniors, and a $3 donation is appreciated but not required. Guests age 59 and under pay $6. Some dates may be affected by Senior Center closures, so check the Senior Center newsletter for any updates before attending.

This free, sensory-friendly Halloween celebration for families takes place at an ABA therapy center, with trick-or-treating at giveaway stations and decorated trunks. Special guests include Elizabeth Miller, a special education professional and autism parent, and Emma Miller from Love on the Spectrum, who will be present during the event.

Promoted as the biggest fundraiser of the year, this community gathering brings together free trick or treating, carnival games, and a range of vendors. An opportunity drawing includes prizes from Fat Cats, Thanksgiving Point, and Boondocks, along with a 90 minute massage, a Little Things Photo family session, and more. Organizers encourage the community to spread the word.

Steeped in lush shadows, timeless intrigue, and crimson decadence, this vampire masquerade conjures a world where danger and mystery mingle behind a mask. Under the banner of Sanguine, the Castle at Wadley Farms becomes a stage for murmured secrets, evocative music, and refined gothic style. The experience is immersive, designed for guests who value beauty that rises beyond the everyday and who are ready to slip into the night’s rhythm and its layered allure.

An opening reception honors three new exhibitions featuring work by Nick Stephens, Richard Hull, and the Wheatley family, including pieces by Justin, Camille, and Sofi. The exhibitions are on view in the Library Hall gallery.

Jam Wizard sets up at the Provo Farmers Market on the second and fourth Saturdays through October. Look for the booth near the food trucks on the north corner at spaces 168, 169, and 172. Shoppers can enjoy an exclusive market deal of 10 percent off, equal to one dollar off each jar of jam. To redeem the discount, show at the booth that you follow Jam Wizard on Facebook or another social platform.

This no-cost seminar for women teaches practical self-defense, covering legal considerations, awareness and prevention strategies, responses to grabs and holds, and escapes from both standing and ground situations, along with additional instruction to build confidence and readiness.

At The Mystic Frog, the Western Paranormal Society presents an evening centered on curiosity and careful inquiry into the unknown. The program begins with a clear explanation of investigative methods and a look at examples of evidence they have gathered, followed by a guided, hands-on paranormal investigation led by professional investigators. The setting is the largest metaphysical shop in Utah County, a location with a haunted reputation that adds to the atmosphere. This experience welcomes skeptics, believers, and the undecided to examine the reported activity with an open mind and a thoughtful, evidence-focused approach.

This open, casual pickup game takes place on lined grass fields. Participants should bring a light shirt and a dark shirt to help split into teams, along with a ball and water. It is open to the public, and attendees may invite anyone. Kids can come too, although everyone may not end up on the same field. With several fields available, side games can be organized separately.

Designed for women, this all-levels class offers a gentle space to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with your body. Movement, conscious breathing, intuitive flow, and sensual awareness come together to awaken feminine energy and a sense of embodied power. Instead of chasing perfect poses, the emphasis stays on feeling, softening, and exploring what is possible within your own body. Expect grounding practices, playful exploration, and moments of meaningful connection with yourself and other women. The class is led by Marisa, a mother of four with a loyal sidekick dog who loves sunrise coffee and is devoted to guiding women into their powerful goddess energy. The experience concludes with an immersive sound bath led by Meghan, co-steward of Bliss Haven. Suggested exchange is $33 to $55, with openness to energy exchange options.

A group Hapé, also known as Rapé, ceremony offers a calm pause to breathe and reconnect in Payson, Utah. This gathering focuses on intention, reflection, and presence within a supportive setting. Hapé is a traditional Amazonian snuff, pronounced ha-PAY, that is typically administered through the nose. Blends and traditions vary, and many contain tobacco. During the ceremony, Hapé is applied through the nostrils using a ceremonial applicator, with time set aside for stillness, grounding, and personal contemplation. Participants may experience sensations such as nasal irritation, watery eyes, nausea, dizziness, or changes in heart rate. Individual experiences differ, and Hapé is not a medical treatment or a replacement for professional care. Some preparations contain nicotine and other potentially harmful compounds. People often come with intentions around mindfulness and presence, personal reflection, spiritual connection, releasing emotional burdens, and community-oriented connection. Space is limited. Participants are asked to disclose any relevant health conditions, medications, pregnancy, or sensitivities before taking part. Tobacco-containing Hapé may not be appropriate for everyone, and informed consent and participation options will be reviewed before the ceremony.

Enjoy a community night at the hot springs focused on relaxation and connection. Unwind in the warm water, recharge, and share friendly conversation with others. It is family friendly and open to everyone.

Challenge your skills alongside other teens in a competitive showdown with prizes up for grabs. This event is intended for participants in grades 6 through 12.

A lively weekly market brings together farmers and ranchers with fresh goods, food artisans serving flavorful creations, and live music to set the mood. Families can enjoy activities designed for children while browsing a wide range of booths from vendors, makers, and merchants. Artists share their work alongside local organizations, creating a welcoming community space with something for all ages.

The event celebrates The Oz’s new ownership with a grand reopening and showcase for businesses and special occasions. Guests can tour the venue, meet local event vendors, and gather ideas for corporate gatherings, weddings, and other celebrations. Activities include bounce houses, mechanical bull riding, and axe throwing, along with complimentary food and more to discover. Admission, food, and activities are free. The showcase welcomes business owners, corporate planners, couples, friends, and families. A free RSVP form is available, and organizers request that it be completed for everyone in the group, even if marked Going on Facebook.

This family-friendly Halloween outing offers free trick-or-treating with local businesses and vendors. Wander a festive lane filled with costumes, candy, and music for playful spooky fun without the scares. Bring a treat bag, dress up, and enjoy a safe celebration with a community vibe.

Emergency food assistance will be distributed in a church parking lot using a simple drive-thru process. Please remain in your vehicle and follow the directions of volunteers who will guide traffic and assist with pickup. For recordkeeping, you will be asked to sign to confirm you received food for the day. There is no need to arrive early, and vehicles will be admitted to the lot only once it opens.

Dress up in your favorite costume and get moving with spooky dance games, then show off your look in a fun costume parade. Open to all ages.

Costumes set the tone for a Halloween-themed run in Provo, Utah, featuring a half marathon, a 5K, and a kids dash. Festivities begin with a costume contest at the half marathon start. The 13.1 mile route descends through Provo Canyon, goes through the Spook Alley tunnel, and passes eerie scenes in a haunted forest and a graveyard before finishing beneath a giant pumpkin arch. Finishers take home a spider medal and bragging rights. The 5K offers a quick, festive option for friends who want to move fast or soak up the atmosphere in costume. Young runners can sprint a half mile and cross the same lively finish line. Volunteers can support the event and earn points toward race entries or event gear. There is also a HAUNTED race in Salt Lake City.

A new Sculpture Walk is being unveiled at Robinson Park in American Fork, with installations arranged along Main Street in the downtown core. Bronze pieces by Utah artists rest on sandstone pedestals that stand 40 inches tall, with the works cast at one of Utah County’s four fine arts bronze foundries. Set along a corridor that links five fast growing neighboring cities, this public art route places creativity where daily life unfolds. By showcasing local artists in the center of town, HCA brings art into the community and underscores how it enriches culture while encouraging personal care for shared public spaces.

Experience a series of international films presented in their original languages with English subtitles. The lineup features Song of the Sea (2014, PG, 1 hour 33 minutes), Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000, PG-13, 2 hours, Mandarin Chinese), Children of Heaven (1997, PG, 1 hour 29 minutes, Persian), Life Is Beautiful (1997, PG-13, 1 hour 56 minutes, Italian), The Chorus (2004, PG-13, 1 hour 37 minutes, French), Raise the Red Lantern (1991, PG, 2 hours 5 minutes, Mandarin Chinese), Wadjda (2012, PG, 1 hour 38 minutes, Arabic), and The Cup (1999, G, 1 hour 33 minutes, Tibetan). Screenings pause for a Thanksgiving closure.

This library program introduces the Festival of Lights to children in kindergarten through second grade. An adult caregiver must stay with each child.

This open house offers the community an opportunity to explore a recently expanded facility dedicated to eating disorder treatment and recovery. Attendees can tour updated rooms and dedicated treatment areas, see where healing takes place, and become familiar with the community around the facility.

Puzzle enthusiasts are invited to the Orem Library’s fall puzzle swap in Library Hall. Bring gently used, complete jigsaw puzzles to trade and receive tickets redeemable for different puzzles. Puzzles may be dropped off in advance at the Media Desk or brought directly to the swap for ticketing. Entry is staged, with ticket holders admitted before general attendees.

Learn the game of chess with the Utah Valley South Chess Club in a welcoming environment for all ages and experience levels. The club is guided by a volunteer leader who is registered with the US Chess Federation. Materials are available to support learning, including chess boards, timers, a volunteer mentor, chess books, and copies of Chess Life and Chess Life for Kids.

This event welcomes the public and brings a Regency-inspired Christmas celebration to Provo Mall, featuring live entertainment, vendors, seasonal décor, and plenty of places for photos. Guests are encouraged to wear Regency or holiday-themed attire. A Grand Regency Ball is part of the festivities.

Warrior Revival hosts a casual Coffee Hour that supports veterans, service members, and their families as they navigate life after military service. It is a relaxed space to share a cup of coffee, meet fellow veterans, and build genuine connections in a welcoming environment. There is no pressure and no set agenda, just conversation and community. Whether new to the area, recently transitioned, or out of uniform for years, all are welcome. Coffee is provided by Alpha Coffee.

This free community workshop introduces the essentials of Swedish massage, highlighting the benefits of healthy touch and its role in overall well-being. Attendees can come alone or with a friend or partner and will learn simple techniques for the neck, shoulders, and hands that can be used at home. The session is a fit for anyone curious about massage school or simply hoping to deliver a relaxing neck massage, and participants leave with a clear understanding of beginner-friendly methods and benefits. Comfortable, casual clothing is recommended. Instruction focuses on working through clothing, with only the neck and hands uncovered. Class sizes are intentionally small with a limit of 20 participants, and reservations are available by phone or email. After the workshop, a free raffle will award one attendee a 50-minute student massage in the professional day spa and student clinic.

An open circle for exploring divination through practice and sharing. Bring any preferred tools, including pendulums, tarot or oracle cards, runes, and similar methods. Participants will use intuition to connect with the group and offer a brief mini reading to each attendee with their chosen technique. Decks are available to borrow for anyone who needs one.

Biology consultant Ben Woodruff presents insights and findings drawn from six years on Skinwalker Ranch. Two presentation times are available. Tickets are $10 each.

Pleasant Grove gathers for a reflective ceremony honoring the individuals who have served the nation with courage, commitment, and selfless service. Through spoken reflections, musical tributes, and quiet moments of remembrance, the community honors veterans past and present and recognizes the strength of the families who support them. The ceremony offers space to consider the price of freedom and to offer heartfelt thanks to those who have worn the uniform. It centers on gratitude, respect, unity, and enduring remembrance for all who gave so much in service to the country.

This temporary emergency food assistance distribution takes place in a church parking lot using a drive-thru process. Please stay in your car and watch for volunteers who will direct you. You will be asked to sign to confirm you received food for the day. There is no need to arrive early, and vehicles will not be allowed into the parking lot before the start. Distribución temporal de asistencia alimentaria de emergencia en el estacionamiento de una iglesia en modalidad de drive-thru. No se baje de su coche y esté atento a los voluntarios que le indicarán el camino. También se le pedirá que firme para constatar que recibió comida ese día. No es necesario llegar temprano y no se permitirá la entrada al estacionamiento antes del inicio.

Build a stronger, happier relationship with a class for couples that focuses on practical tools, helpful insights, and meaningful connection. It is well suited for those preparing for marriage, newlyweds laying a foundation, and longtime partners looking to grow together with confidence. This experience can also be given as a gift for engaged or married pairs. The session takes place at Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce in Eagle Mountain.

A festive Mistletoe Market presented with The Loft Studio showcases local small businesses, artists, makers, and curators. The market sets a cheerful tone for the holiday season and offers options for Christmas gifting, winter birthdays, anniversaries, loved ones, or a well deserved treat for yourself. Santa will be there for free phone photos, with optional paid photos available. Explore a wide range of offerings that include food trucks, fine line tattoos, hollow needle piercings, sweet treats, permanent jewelry, home goods, clothing and accessories, self care products, jewelry, art, crochet, 3D prints, pottery, and more. The first 50 guests will receive themed goodie bags filled with complimentary gifts and coupons to use at vendor booths. Giveaways will run throughout the event with chances to win prizes from participating vendors. Admission is free. The market takes place indoors, and only service animals are permitted inside. The studio has two levels, and due to limited floor space, strollers should be parked outside.

A free mini workshop introduces the LifeWays approach to early childhood through the Four Pillars of the Living Arts: Nurturing, Domestic, Creative, and Social. Intended for teachers, parents, homeschoolers, caregivers, grandparents, and anyone seeking to create a supportive world for children, the gathering explores each pillar and how to honor developmental stages with caring relationships, artistic activity, and the simple tasks of homemaking. Presented by Waldorf teachers Tiffany Manoukian and Julene Humes at Honeycomb Cottage School, it also offers an introduction to the LifeWays Early Childhood Certificate program and information about a new cohort that is forming. For registration, call 801-616-6404 or 801-870-4277.

Attendees can network with peers at Sunrise Networking at the Chamber Business Resource Center. A light breakfast will be available while everyone connects with Chamber members and their guests, exchanges business cards, and grows their professional network. Attendance is complimentary for members of the Chamber and their guests.

Enjoy a recurring craft session that occurs every other month, typically centered on a project inspired by the upcoming month’s holiday or season. At times the Senior Center may be closed, so review the Senior Center Newsletter for closure information before attending any scheduled events.

Celebrate the season with a floral design workshop led by Mona Ashton of Ashton Floral Co. Participants will create a cornucopia arrangement in rich autumn hues and textures while learning professional design techniques and practical tips along the way. The finished piece serves as a standout Thanksgiving centerpiece for the home. The workshop cost is $95, and all supplies are included. Space is limited. Due to material costs and popularity, cancellations after the stated deadline are not refundable. For questions or to cancel, contact info@sunrivergardens.com.

ACUTE and Mystic Frog partner on a monthly free clothing closet in Orem that offers gender-affirming, size-inclusive apparel for adults. It provides a welcoming, comfortable setting for browsing and selecting clothing at no cost. Garments are collected and distributed each month so adults can find pieces that suit their identities and fit. ACUTE y Mystic Frog se unen para organizar un ropero gratuito mensual en Orem con ropa para personas adultas que afirma la identidad de género y contempla todas las tallas. La actividad se desarrolla en un entorno acogedor y cómodo para elegir prendas sin costo. Cada mes se recolecta y se entrega vestimenta, facilitando que las personas adultas encuentren piezas acordes a su identidad y a su ajuste.

Enjoy a welcoming community gathering with food and conversation. Open to witches, pagans, Wiccans, and anyone who is simply curious. Attendees may come with a friend or a support person, or attend on their own. This is a family-friendly event.

Enjoy a Kid Zone session centered on Thanksgiving, created for children in grades K-2. Adult supervision is required.

Utah’s largest turkey trot features the Runtastic THANKFUL Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, and Kids Run along the scenic Jordan River Trail. Held at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, it offers a festive way to start the holiday with family and friends. Every participant receives a Runtastic THANKFUL long sleeve race shirt, a finisher medal, stickers, swag from local vendors, and free event photos. Podium finishers in each race earn gold, silver, or bronze medals plus additional goodies. After crossing the finish line, enjoy hot chocolate, pumpkin pie, and other treats. The event partners with Thanksgiving Point, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on sharing the joy of learning and the wonders of the natural world, and donations will be made on behalf of participants to support accessible science learning for children across Utah. Volunteer opportunities are available, with points that can be used toward race entries or swag.

The holiday season begins with Pleasant Grove’s cherished Christmas tree lighting and a Light Parade that shines brighter each year. After the procession illuminates Downtown Pleasant Grove, the celebration continues with live performances, a visit from Santa, and cozy treats such as free donuts, apple cider, and hot chocolate. Wrap up warm, connect with neighbors, and celebrate a sparkling start to the season filled with community spirit and all things merry and bright.

Library Hall’s Ashton Auditorium hosts a Holiday Performance Series featuring choral concerts, Celtic traditions, and a classic tale brought to life on stage. The Utah Baroque Ensemble leads a traditional sing-along, alternating pieces from its Christmas repertoire with familiar carols for the audience to join in. Cantorum presents a holiday chamber program from a choir in its fifteenth year whose members come from diverse musical backgrounds, with many who are professional educators, soloists, or studio vocalists. An Rogaire Dubh appears with special guests the Thomas Cordner Memorial Pipe Band for traditional Celtic music and dance celebrating the season. Mapleton Chorale, a community ensemble established in 1994, offers a Christmas program that ranges from classical selections and spirituals to folk songs, sacred hymns, and popular tunes. The Chauntenette Women’s Chorus, now in its eighty-first season, shares a lighthearted set of beloved Christmas songs. The series also includes actor Bryan Johnson in a one-man performance of A Christmas Carol.

Give teens a meaningful way to explore the future with a free, hands-on virtual reality career experience. Participants can try realistic job simulations, discover what various professions are like, and spark ideas for what comes next. The event is open to all youth, uses a simple drop-in format, and requires no advance registration. Friends are welcome.

Designed for children of every age, this Nerf event features target challenges, team battles, and more. Darts are supplied and food is provided, so participants can focus on play. Players may bring their own Nerf blasters and eye protection, with names on items for easy identification. If items are not labeled, they will be marked at check in. For safety and liability, a parent or guardian must check children in and out. Eye protection is required for all participants, and blasters and protective eyewear can be borrowed if needed.

This seasonal concert brings together The Timpanogos Symphony Orchestra with vocalists Dallyn Vail Bayles and Mindy Smoot Robbins for O Holy Night, a program of carols and sacred selections. The duo previously recorded an album together titled O Holy Night, and the evening showcases those cherished arrangements with the full orchestra. The music emphasizes the spirit of Christmas with reverence, joy, and a touch of wonder. Presented at Orem High School in Orem, UT.

At The Loft Studio in Lehi, COVA Collective presents a festive Christmas market featuring local vendors and unique holiday gifts. The first 40 attendees will receive complimentary goodie bags. Guests who bring a donation for the holiday food drive will receive complimentary photos with Santa, and all contributions will support local families in need. Donations should be nonperishable and not expired. The market offers a cheerful setting with opportunities to shop from small businesses, support the community, and celebrate the season.

A festive run in Salem features a looped course that follows trails and bridges around the lake and finishes at Salem Pond, where holiday displays illuminate the route. The start has been moved 30 minutes later than last year so the pond lights are more visible during the run. Aid stations offer milk and cookies. Children 12 and under may participate at no cost and receive a Santa hat to wear. All non-comped runners receive a 4 inch finisher medal and a full Santa suit that includes pants, jacket, hat, beard, and belt. Volunteers dress as elves and provide help along the course. Packet pickup details will be announced.

Women in business come together in Utah County to connect, collaborate, and grow their professional circles. Held at the Chamber Business Resource Center, the gathering offers a relaxed, bring-your-own-beverage feel as conversations flow and new relationships take root. Built as a community rather than a one-off event, it pairs practical networking with an empowering atmosphere so participants leave with meaningful contacts and fresh momentum.

Experience an evening of healing messages with psychic medium Jo'Anne Smith, known as the Salt Lake Medium, shared during the holiday season. Family and friends can take part together in heartfelt moments. Tickets are available online and are nonrefundable. Please note that a personal message is not guaranteed for every attendee. The session and any related content are provided as-is for entertainment, educational and informational purposes. It is not medical, psychological, psychiatric or psychotherapeutic care, and it does not constitute health advice or instruction for diagnosis or treatment. Do not disregard or delay seeking professional medical guidance based on this experience. Participation does not create a physician-patient, psychotherapist-patient, or priest-penitent relationship.

This seasonal staging of A Christmas Carol follows Ebenezer Scrooge’s journey from cold-hearted to compassionate. The production brings the joy, wonder, and spirit of Christmas to life, sharing a classic story of redemption and hope.

A festive Regency Yule Ball honoring Jane Austen returns to the Provo Library Ballroom, created by the organizer of Jane Austen’s 250th Birthday Ball in partnership with the Regency Guy. This annual celebration expands throughout the full third floor of the Academy Wing with vendors and artists, themed photo spots, dance instruction, and refreshments. Guests are formally announced at the entrance by an emcee, then step into English country dances taught by a caller and accompanied by a live string quartet. Midway through, everyone gathers to celebrate Jane Austen’s birthday with cake before returning to the floor for more lively sets and a warm sendoff. A limited number of VIP tickets include early entry, a welcome reception and toast, pre-event dance lessons, a 10 percent vendor discount, a complimentary watercolor portrait by Kelsey Jane, and unlimited videos from a 360 degree photo booth delivered to your phone. General admission features arrivals and introductions, an announcement, dancing with a break, a birthday tribute with cake, and a closing farewell. Open to ages 14 and up.

Nighttime Networking offers a relaxed setting to connect with Chamber members and guests. Complimentary drinks will be available as conversations flow. Admission is free, and bringing business cards is encouraged for easy contact exchange. Hosted at the Chamber Business Resource Center in Eagle Mountain.

Temporary emergency food assistance will be offered through a drive-thru distribution in a church parking lot. Please stay in your vehicle and follow guidance from volunteers who will direct traffic. You will be asked to sign to confirm you received food for the day. There is no need to arrive early, and vehicles will not be allowed into the parking lot until entry begins.

A Christmas Carol comes to the stage in a warm retelling that follows Ebenezer Scrooge’s journey of change and embraces the holiday spirit. Presented at The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater in Orem, this production brings the story to life for theatergoers.

An immersive celebration of the season draws inspiration from both original and classic Christmas stories. Attendees can explore storybook settings such as Santa’s workshop, the Nativity, and more, taking part in creative projects that focus on service and crafting heartfelt gifts. The experience blends storytelling, hands-on fun, and creativity, encouraging shared joy while celebrating the heart of the holiday season. Multiple interactive service stations will be available for those who wish to participate. Cozy, festive attire like scarves or seasonal sweaters is encouraged to amplify the cheer, though casual dress is perfectly welcome.

Experience a fresh retelling of A Christmas Carol that follows Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation. This heartwarming production celebrates the joy, wonder, and spirit of the holidays, offering an uplifting outing to share with family and friends.