Free events in Utah County, UT

Seniors can enjoy a delicious, nutritious meal on Wednesdays and Thursdays, except for the first Thursday of each month when a Lunch Bunch outing takes the group to dine out together. Reserve your meal in advance with Annette. Those 60 and older may eat at no cost, and a $3 donation is welcomed but not required. Guests 59 and younger are $6. To register for Lunch Bunch, call 801-789-6660. Some dates may be affected by Senior Center closures, so please review the Senior Center Newsletter for updates before attending.

This farmers market features live music from local performers alongside a wide range of goods from growers and makers. Browse vegetables, fruit, eggs, honey, meat, flowers, artisan baked treats, handcrafted soap, jewelry, art, and more, with plenty of food trucks offering dinner options. Complimentary yoga classes are planned and the schedule will be announced. EBT/SNAP Horizon Cards are accepted, and Double Up Food Bucks lets shoppers receive $2 in matching tokens for every $1 spent to use with vendors, supporting local farmers and food artisans. Please watch for scams; rely only on official communications and avoid unsolicited messages or unofficial links.

BYU’s Clarinet Studio presents a program that pairs cornerstone works for the instrument with fresh contemporary selections, offering a wide look at the clarinet’s repertoire. The performance will be held in the Recital Hall of the Music Building in Provo. Admission is free.

Senior Lunch offers nutritious meals for seniors on Wednesdays and Thursdays, except the first Thursday of each month, which is set aside for the Lunch Bunch outing when participants dine out together. To participate in Lunch Bunch, register by calling 801-789-6660. Meal reservations are required in advance with Annette. There is no cost for those age 60 and over, and a $3 donation is appreciated. Participants age 59 and under pay $6. The Senior Center may be closed on certain dates, so please review the Senior Center Newsletter for closure information before attending.

A complimentary open-air yoga session unfolds at the Lindon Farmers Market, led by Kathleen. The class emphasizes mindful breathing, fluid movement, and a sense of community in a relaxed park setting. Suitable for every experience level. Bring a mat and some water, and feel free to come with friends or family. Settle into the flow and find your balance as the sun sets.

Temporary emergency food assistance will be provided through a stay-in-your-vehicle line in a church parking lot. Please remain in your car and follow directions from volunteers who will guide you. You will be asked to sign to confirm you received food for the day. Do not arrive early, as vehicles will not be allowed to enter the lot before opening.

This free seminar for women focuses on practical self-defense and personal safety. It covers legal considerations related to defending yourself, strategies to build awareness and prevent problems, techniques for handling grabs and holds, and ways to escape from both standing and ground situations, with additional material included.

An ongoing volunteer effort brings people together to make and share freshly made burritos with people in vulnerable circumstances. Volunteers help prepare nourishing meals while fostering connection and care within the community. Sign-ups are available, and the tone is warm and welcoming, with an emphasis on energy, smiles, and heart.

This farmers market and food truck rally at the Springville Civic Center next to the Splash Pad pairs live music from local performers with a lively marketplace of farm goods and handmade items. Expect seasonal vegetables and fruit, eggs, honey, milk, meat, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soap, art, and more, along with a variety of food trucks for dinner. SNAP is accepted, and Double Up Food Bucks are available for fresh produce. When purchases are made with an EBT/SNAP Horizon Card, every dollar qualifies for two dollars in matching benefits toward local fruits and vegetables. Visit the information booth to receive tokens to spend at the market, which helps support local farmers and food artisans. Be cautious of scam posts or unsolicited messages about applications, since official communications are handled only through recognized channels.