Events in Utah County today

An instructor-led fitness session for seniors takes place each Thursday and is designed to be low impact and welcoming to all ability levels. There is no class on the first Thursday of the month due to Lunch Bunch. Because Lunch Bunch can occasionally shift to a different Thursday, please refer to the Senior Center Newsletter for the most current updates. The Senior Center may also close on certain dates, so check the newsletter for closure information before attending.

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.

Connect with other entrepreneurs in Lehi at a fast paced networking session built around quick one on one conversations. Share your elevator pitch, make first impressions in just a few minutes at a time, and explore new business opportunities in a lively setting with snacks and drinks provided. This event is for adults 18 and older. Prizes will be offered with no purchase required, and buying anything will not affect anyone’s chances of winning. Participation is voluntary, all applicable laws and regulations apply, it is void where prohibited, and the organizers may modify rules or prizes at any time. All organizer decisions are final. A no cash refund policy applies to most situations, including cancellations, no shows, late arrivals, early departures, changes of mind, or similar circumstances. Refunds may be issued if the event is canceled without being rescheduled within 90 days, is not fully delivered, differs significantly from its description, presents safety concerns, restricts access or exceeds capacity, or if an order is duplicated or fraudulent. To dispute a refund decision, submit a request at least five days before the event start that includes your full name, email address, order number, order date, order amount, and the reason for the request. Disputes are reviewed within five days.

Timpanogos Legal Center presents the 2026 TLC Golf Classic at Thanksgiving Point Golf Club in Lehi in support of free civil legal services for self-represented Utahns. Proceeds help provide guidance for individuals and families facing family law, domestic violence, and housing matters across the state. Golfers can register as an individual for $250 or as a foursome for $900, and registration includes green fees, a golf cart, and lunch. The tournament uses a shotgun start. Businesses, law firms, and community organizations can partner through sponsorships from Tee Sponsor to Presenting Sponsor and receive event recognition while advancing access to justice. Those who cannot attend can participate as a Community Supporter or contribute a prize or in-kind donation for the tournament. For questions, contact Rachel Ekman, Development Director, at Rachel@TimpLegal.org or 801-609-5565.

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.

Tryouts for the Payson Bantam program take place at Payson High School in Payson, Utah. Participants will be evaluated by coaches. The program includes coaching for 6th grade boys, and questions about the program are welcome.

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 in-person networking meetup for veteran entrepreneurs in Utah County takes place at a new location hosted by The Emfield Team. Participants can showcase their businesses, build professional connections, and exchange experiences in a supportive setting. The gathering includes insights from established veteran business owners and opportunities to connect with peers at all stages of building a venture. Lunch is provided by Cyprus Credit Union.

Parents can enjoy an evening out while kids take over the lab at Little Beakers Orem during a Boo-tacular science night. Participants will design and try out spider launchers, create a gooey monster head, and mix a potion that bubbles and glows. The program lasts for more than two hours and is led by Little Beakers scientists. Dinner is included, featuring pizza, juice pouches, and fresh vegetables. This is a drop-off experience, so parent attendance is not required. Open to ages 3 and older, with the requirement that children are restroom independent. Pricing starts at $40 per child, and discounts are available for siblings and members.

Celebrate commitment with an experience focused on cultivating a stronger, happier relationship. Ideal for engaged and newlywed pairs and meaningful for longtime spouses, it provides practical tools, clear insights, and intentional moments of connection. Expect takeaways you can put into practice right away and a refreshed sense of teamwork that helps you keep growing together.

Bliss Haven Collective hosts an open mic inviting community members to share talents, from singing and spoken word to comedy. The atmosphere is family friendly and intimate, giving performers space to present original creations. The program continues until everyone who wishes to participate has had a turn. A suggested cover of $5 to $10 includes a drink and a snack. Questions are welcome.

The Utah Speed Puzzling Championship takes place at Boardwalk Puzzles HQ, featuring competitive jigsaw puzzling across several formats. Participants can compete on their own, pair up with a partner, or assemble a four-person team. New options add variety with a Pairs Relay and a Puzzle Pyramid event. The experience also emphasizes community, with chances to connect with fellow enthusiasts, puzzle alongside seasoned competitors, and pick up complimentary puzzles. Prizes celebrate standout performances in every division. The top three finishers in each division receive gift certificates or free puzzles, along with custom wooden puzzle piece trophies featuring laser etching. Ticketing is per person for all formats, and each ticket secures one spot in the selected contest. For pairs and teams, every participant purchases their own ticket, and registration is finalized once payment is received. An early-bird discount is available before prices rise, and orders that include at least $100 in contest tickets within a single checkout can qualify for a free championship T-shirt when the shirt is added to the cart and the coupon code 26FREETEE is applied. Championship FAQs and rules are provided by the organizer.

Jam Wizard appears at the Provo Farmers Market with a special discount for shoppers. Take 10 percent off every jar, equal to one dollar off each, by showing that you follow Jam Wizard on Facebook or another social platform at the booth. The booth is located near the food trucks on the north corner in booths 168, 169, and 172.

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.

Young storytellers in Utah County can take part in a two-round showcase created for children in grades 3 through 6. The first round is held at two locations, with Westfield students presenting at their school and all other participants sharing their stories at the Alpine Library. Family and friends are welcome to attend and support the presenters. One finalist from each grade level at both locations will be selected to advance. Finalists receive a swag bag and present at the final showcase, where first and second place winners will be chosen. Students need to sign up to participate.

Creator’s Collective Lindon Halloween Market gathers more than 50 vendors, highlighting local small businesses, artists, makers, and curators in a festive celebration of the spooky season. Costumes are encouraged, and children can trick or treat at vendor booths. Costumed characters from Castle of Chaos will be available for photos, and a discounted admission offer is tied to the photo opportunity. Explore Halloween themed finds alongside food trucks, fine line tattoos, hollow needle piercings, sweet treats, permanent jewelry, a custom charm and hat bar, home goods, clothing and accessories, self care products, jewelry, art, children’s items, pet goods, crochet, 3D prints, pottery, and more. The first 50 shoppers receive themed goodie bags filled with complimentary gifts and coupons for use at vendor booths, and giveaways run throughout the day with prizes from participating vendors. Admission is free. The market takes place indoors, and only service animals are permitted inside the building.

A meet and greet for LGBTQIA+ community members in Utah County takes place at the Mystic Frog. It offers an open, religion-free setting focused on connection and community building. There is no expectation of any witchcraft involvement, and the emphasis is on sharing pride and strengthening local bonds.

Archery practice with the Shire of Arrow’s Flight takes place in the scenic setting of Hobble Creek Canyon. Participants of any experience level can learn new skills, get in some range time, and enjoy a friendly community atmosphere. Loaner bows and arrows are available for those trying it out, and spectators are welcome to watch. The field sits just beyond Jolley’s Ranch, marked by a yellow banner featuring three purple arrows to guide the way.

Haven Ranch Sanctuary hosts a Halloween themed paint night that blends creative fun with time among rescued goats. Participants choose a handmade concrete statue to paint, and all supplies are provided. A zero proof drink bar serves spooky, seasonal sips throughout the evening. A suspenseful key challenge adds to the festivities. Each ticket holder receives a key for a locked chest brimming with prizes, but only one key opens it and the person who holds it takes home the entire trove. This experience runs on two nights with 30 spots available each evening. Tickets are $30 per person, and every purchase helps care for more than 350 animals at this volunteer run sanctuary.

An open-floor dance journey invites you to tune into your body and move intuitively to music from DJ 3mifa. The experience begins with XenQiYoga led by Xen Bliss, a blend of QiGong and yoga. An opening circle sets the tone before the main Ecstatic Dance session, and everything concludes with a closing circle and sound. The atmosphere is substance free and family free. Admission is $20 when paid online in advance or $25 at the door.

Petty Fever, an award-winning tribute to Tom Petty, brings a live concert to Covey Center for the Arts in Provo. The bill also features Steve Lundquist and The Happy Enchiladas performing a tribute to John Prine. Together they present a program focused on the songs and spirit of two influential artists.

This Medicare Information Session focuses on 2027 UnitedHealthcare Medicare plans. Attendees can explore plan options, hear key updates for 2027, and get Medicare questions answered in a relaxed, no pressure environment. Food is provided. The session takes place at Black Bear Diner in Orem. If attendance is not possible, Licensed Medicare Agent Marco DiCaprio can arrange a one on one Medicare review at a convenient time at (801) 400-4082.

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 event features bingo with prizes, friendly competition, and dinner, along with a celebration of the month’s birthdays. There may be dates when the Senior Center is closed, so review the Senior Center Newsletter for closure information before attending any scheduled events.

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.

Hosted by @chelsea_b_porter and @iguessimakethings, this relaxed evening pairs handcrafting with a screening of Practical Magic 2. The theater offers comfortable reclining seats and low lighting to keep things cozy while you work. Giveaways will be held toward the close of the event. Each ticket includes entry to the auditorium and one raffle entry, with seating available on a first come, first served basis. Dressing in witch-inspired attire earns bonus raffle entries. Seating opens before the screening and the film begins promptly.

This brief performance offers a playful twist, blending a hint of Halloween with an imaginative evening on a very small mountain, and perhaps even a visit to one or two tiny planets. Expect a compact program filled with lighthearted moments and plenty of fun.

Gather your crew for a laid back trivia showdown at Village Pizza, where friends, families, and competitive teams can go head to head for local bragging rights in Eagle Mountain. The top team earns a prize, and the menu keeps everyone fueled with pizza, breadsticks, and drinks. Tuesday nights feature specials available while you play, making it an easy midweek outing for anyone who enjoys good food and a little friendly competition.