Events in Weber County, UT

Create custom pieces while learning foundational jewelry and silversmithing techniques in a small, hands-on class with Rene Venegas. Explore how to work with essential tools and materials as you design necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings. All experience levels are welcome. Registration covers the class and the use of studio tools and equipment. Metals and stones are not included, and you may bring your own or purchase them on site. The format supports ongoing learning so you can build skills over time, though single-session participation is also available. For a one-time visit, project ideas include a silver band ring, a band ring with a cabochon stone, a simple earring design, a copper or silver bracelet with or without a cabochon, or a simple pendant with or without a cabochon. Class size is limited to about four to five participants to allow for individualized guidance. The class is geared toward adults, and mature teens and pre-teens are welcome. Tuition is $40 per two-hour class or $100 for a three-class punch pass, and materials are extra. Register in person at the shop or online. Cancellations more than seven days in advance receive a full refund minus a $5 fee, and there are no refunds within seven days. If mobile registration is difficult, turning the phone horizontally can help, and computers tend to work best. Instruction takes place at The Local Artisan Collective in Ogden. Rene is a 16th-generation silversmith with extensive teaching experience at Weber State and recognition from regional media, and he is a recipient of the Ogden City Mayor’s Art Award for Folk Art. Private classes and parties are also available.

The 2nd Annual Community Trick-or-Treat turns Roy Community Farmers Market into a one stop Halloween hub where families, friends, and neighbors can enjoy candy collecting, local shopping, and time together in a single, easy and safe setting. Children can gather treats by visiting vendor booths and vehicles, with a setup that keeps routes short and the candy flowing. Live music, dancing, and other entertainment create a festive atmosphere. Food trucks and local food vendors make dinner simple, and a mix of small businesses and artisans offer plenty to browse and buy. Costumes are encouraged, and a costume contest with prizes adds extra excitement. The experience welcomes all ages, offers chances to meet new people, and features memorable moments throughout the market.

At Needlepoint Joint, this casual Knit Night centers on social stitching at the back table. People who knit, crochet, or stitch at any experience level are welcome. Bring a simple project to work on and enjoy friendly conversation.

The Utah Symphony presents a live concert featuring the music of Disney’s Hocus Pocus at the Browning Center at Weber State University. Enjoy an orchestral program that spotlights this film’s score in a concert setting.

Step into a Roaring 20s Halloween celebration inside the speakeasy at Stellas on Historic 25th Street in Ogden. Hosted by Tour Ogden and Stellas, this immersive evening features a full buffet dinner paired with a guided walking tour of 25th Street that includes underground access. Capture the fun in a photo booth and take on a themed scavenger hunt. Roaring 20s attire is encouraged to evoke an era when Ogden was the Junction City of the transcontinental railroad and carried a notorious reputation. Attendance is limited to 25 participants, and tickets are $95.

An annual Trunk or Treat is welcoming decorated trunk entries from individuals, families, organizations, and local businesses. The event invites participants to create a themed trunk and help provide a fun Halloween evening for kids. Business entries are encouraged as a way to connect with the community and meet local families. Sign ups are available by phone, text, or Facebook message. More trunks mean more fun, so creativity is encouraged.

Celebrate community at the Sunflower Community Garden Marketplace, an uplifting evening featuring local vendors, garden-inspired goods, and welcoming neighbors. Support small businesses while connecting with growers and makers from Ogden. Stroll through seasonal offerings, discover one-of-a-kind handmade pieces, and enjoy the warm, inviting setting of the garden. Whether you tend a plot or simply appreciate local creativity, you can leave feeling inspired and more connected to your community.

Explore the basics of hand-built pottery in a fun, casual workshop. Participants will roll, add texture, cut out pieces, and assemble clay into mugs that are microwave and dishwasher safe. Enjoy a relaxed setting that focuses on creating functional, personalized mugs from start to finish.

From Emmy Award-winning performance collective Manual Cinema, The 4th Witch is a reimagining of Shakespeare’s Macbeth told through the journey of a young girl whose town is seized by the warlord Macbeth. She escapes into a dark forest, becomes the apprentice of a witch, and as her abilities grow, so does her resolve to avenge her parents. The story unfolds without spoken dialogue, using shadow puppetry, silhouetted performers, and live music to explore grief, revenge, and the enduring costs of war. The performance takes place at the Val A. Browning Center in the Austad Auditorium. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Free and open to the public.

This after-hours business event is hosted at Courtyard by Marriott Ogden. Admission is complimentary for Chamber members and their employees, and the fee for nonmembers is $35.

Peery’s Egyptian Theater in Ogden hosts the 77th annual film from Warren Miller, titled Days Off. Guided by host Katie Burrell, renowned athletes reveal how they spend their downtime, skipping agendas and contests to savor unplanned moments of joy. The film visits Alaska, Japan, Deer Valley, Chamonix, and standout spots across Canada, highlighting the simple pleasure of adventure for its own sake. Tickets are available for Warren Miller’s Days Off.

A visiting artist lecture featuring Melissa Melero-Moose, a Northern Paiute and Modoc mixed-media artist, will be held in the Kimball Arts Building, Room 143. Her practice is rooted in the landscapes and cultural traditions of the Great Basin and incorporates materials such as willow, sand, and reeds to create richly textured abstract works. These pieces draw on Indigenous knowledge, reference basketry traditions, and highlight enduring relationships to land and community. This event is free and open to the public.

In its inaugural year, the Ogden Mountain Film Festival gathers local filmmakers, outdoor lovers, and community members for an evening of short films that honor Northern Utah’s landscapes and the adventures they inspire. The lineup explores hiking, trail running, mountain biking, skiing, climbing, fishing, and more, highlighting the many ways people connect with Ogden’s trails and public lands. Throughout the program, a focus on responsible recreation and Leave No Trace underscores a shared commitment to stewardship. Filmmakers of all experience levels are invited to submit their work, helping showcase the trails, stories, and people that make this outdoor community unique.

The CUMC Holiday Boutique takes place in Southeast Ogden and spans two days.

Explore Ogden’s past on a guided walk led by local expert Rich Koski, traveling from Union Station to the Monarch Building in the Nine Rails Creative District. Over the course of 90 minutes, attendees hear stories about early Weber County and Ogden, including how fur traders and mountain men helped establish the first European-American settlement in Utah, the arrival of the Mormon pioneers and Ogden’s development as an agricultural community, and the mix of legitimate and illicit enterprises that fueled the city’s growth. The route also highlights a notable concentration of late 19th and early 20th century buildings recognized on the National Historical Registry. Along the way, discover how Historic 25th Street has become a cultural and culinary center with locally owned restaurants, unique shops, galleries, bars, and live entertainment. The tour is suitable for all ages and costs $20 per person.

Experience a welcoming evening of community spirit at the Family Support Center of Ogden Annual Gala, held in person at Timbermine Steakhouse. Enjoy a meal, take in live entertainment, and join in lively auctions, all focused on supporting families in need. Participation directly strengthens the Center’s essential services for those facing challenges, turning a celebratory night into meaningful impact.

Create a custom piece at this drop-in jewelry bar featuring sterling silver rings and vintage silver spoon rings. Choose a stone, your ring size, the bezel that holds the stone, and a silver band style, or pick from a selection of vintage spoon handles for a spoon ring. Once your choices are set, 16th generation silversmith Rene Venegas will craft the ring on site while you shop, with most pieces finished in under 30 minutes. A ring box is included. Pricing starts around $75 and varies based on the options you select. All ages are welcome to participate, and no reservations are needed... simply drop in during the art stroll. Rene Venegas comes from a long line of silversmiths whose roots trace to Spain’s arrival in the Americas. His ancestor Felipe Venegas served as a silversmith for early cathedrals in the Dominican Republic and helped mint the first European coins in the New World. He learned the craft in his father’s silver shop in Bogotá, Colombia, has taught jewelry and silversmithing at Weber State for 15 years, and has been featured by The Standard Examiner, The Signpost, KUTV Inside the Story, FOX13 Good Morning Utah, The Salt Project, and KTVX Good Things Utah.

Music @ The Collective brings together local talent, creativity, and community in a lively showcase at The Local Artisan Collective. This edition highlights David Phillips, a drummer and guitarist with two decades of experience in Utah who performs blues, acoustic instrumentals, and rock. His background includes appearances at the Utah Arts Festival, DIY Festival, Crucial Fest, Building Man, and Element 11, and recent collaborations on projects including Sylke, Gary Tada and The Shakes, Mykah, and Space Gun. Expect a welcoming, all ages setting with interactive art demonstrations alongside performances by outstanding local musicians. Admission is free. Sponsored by Ogden City Arts and OFOAM - Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music.

National Geographic Live presents a program about wild cats with Sandesh Kadur at the Browning Center at WSU.

This concert presents a program of film scores, with music from E.T., Narnia, Out of Africa, Cinema Paradiso, and Kung Fu Panda. Works by composers including Williams, Powell, Zimmer, Shore and others are featured. The performance is at the Val A. Browning Center, Austad Auditorium, and tickets are required.

Open to the community at no charge, the St Paul Lutheran Holiday Bazaar is currently recruiting vendors. A table costs $30, and offerings are reviewed to help maximize sales potential and reduce direct competition among vendors. Additional details and vendor sign-up are available through the event page.

Share food and conversation with the ecstatic dance community at Wild-Shaped Bakery. This potluck takes the place of the regular dance due to venue availability and offers time to learn names, connect, and build stronger relationships outside the dance. Attendees are welcome to bring a dish or treat to share, a game if they would like, and themselves. Everyone is welcome, whether you have danced once, many times, or are brand new. Free to attend.

Aída Cuevas, known as La Voz de México, performs live in Ogden at the Val A. Browning Center at Weber State University. This concert presents her voice on stage in a live performance.

A welcoming gathering for makers of every stripe at The Local Artisan Collective. Bring your own supplies and settle into Classroom A and B to paint, sew, draw, sculpt, write, knit, crochet, bead, or pursue any other creative project while visiting with fellow crafters. Near the end, everyone is invited to share progress, ask for help, and offer encouragement in a friendly, open forum. Hosted by KC. Free and open to all ages. For questions, contact KC Peek at 385-626-0524 or seedsofimaginationcards@gmail.com.

This program spotlights chamber music for winds and percussion in a close small-ensemble setting. Held in the Val A. Browning Center’s Garrison Choral Room, it offers a chance to hear detailed textures and lively interplay at close range. Admission is free and open to all.

Brewskis hosts The Guilty Party, a groove-driven cover band that blends western grit, psychedelic tones, and soulful vocals into a jam-friendly sound. Look forward to quality music, friendly people, and a good time.

Expecting a baby or caring for a newborn? This free class brings together a pediatric team and a lactation nurse with IBCLC certification to help you feel confident with early baby care. Learn what to expect in those first weeks at home, cover the fundamentals of feeding including breastfeeding and bottle feeding, review safe sleep guidelines and soothing techniques, and explore newborn care, typical milestones, and when to call the doctor. Light snacks and drinks will be available, and there will be ample time for questions.

Create copper ornaments in a welcoming, hands-on class for all ages. Using straightforward tools and techniques, participants make unique keepsakes, and all materials are provided. Bring ideas and a playful spirit. Popular shapes include stars, hearts, angels, bells, trees, and more, and additional ornaments can be made during the session for $9 each. This experience is open to the whole family, and children under 10 should work with help from an adult. The class takes place at The Local Artisan Collective in downtown Ogden. Registration is available in person at The Local Artisan Collective, online, or by texting 801-686-5351 to receive an emailed invoice. Cancellations are accepted up to seven days before the class begins. Instruction is led by Rene Venegas, a 16th generation silversmith whose family arrived from Spain to the Americas. His ancestor Felipe Venegas served as silversmith for early cathedrals in the Dominican Republic and helped mint the first European coins in the New World. Rene has taught jewelry and silversmithing at Weber State for 15 years and has been featured by The Standard Examiner, The Signpost, KUTV Inside the Story, FOX13 Good Morning Utah, The Salt Project, and KTVX Good Things Utah.

WSU string area students perform chamber music in small ensembles at the Val A. Browning Center, Garrison Choral Room. The program features string quartets and trios, sharing repertoire they have prepared over the semester through both collaborative and independent work. Admission is free and open to the public.

Slackwater Pub & Pizzeria in Ogden hosts Wood Carver for a regular monthly gig featuring acoustic versions of classic and alternative rock, along with a handful of original songs.

This bring-your-own-lunch creative meetup centers on all things art and artists. Hosted at Ogden Contemporary Arts, the Brown Bag Brigade offers a roundtable style lunch supported by the Nine Rails Creative District where participants can share what is new, pass along flyers, and hear updates related to Ogden City Arts. The session features guidance from Vanessa on opportunities in teaching, exhibitions, and public art contracts, how to apply to calls, and how to craft strong proposals with clear, detailed budgets. It also highlights Utah opportunities including OCA, UMOCA, Finch Lane, Material, Modern West, and public art programs, along with practical worksheets such as an exhibition proposal template and lesson plan templates. Locations change each month.

A festive marketplace fills the Weber County Fairgrounds’ Golden Spike Event Center in Ogden with antiques and vintage finds for the home and for gifting. Explore a wide mix that includes true antiques, retro collectibles, primitive pieces, farmhouse and country decor, industrial accents, artwork, linens, jewelry, glassware, vintage Christmas treasures, and unique gifts. Vendors travel from Iowa to Oregon alongside favorite Utah sellers, creating a broad selection in one place. The Acorn Antiques & Vintage Show has been part of the Ogden community for more than 40 years.

Learn the essentials of silver jewelry making while crafting a unique agate pendant in this hands-on class. Begin by selecting a stone from a broad assortment featuring distinctive colors and patterns, then create a custom silver setting tailored to your choice. With step-by-step guidance, practice shaping, adding texture, and polishing with jewelry tools until your pendant shines. Finish by choosing a leather necklace to wear it on, with an option to upgrade to a sterling silver chain for an additional cost. Everyone leaves with a finished piece made by hand. No prior experience is required. The class is open to ages 16 and up, and younger participants may attend with an accompanying adult. The cost is $55 per person. Private sessions are available upon request. Register in person at the shop or online. Cancellations more than seven days in advance receive a full refund minus a $5 fee, and there are no refunds within seven days of the class. If registration on a phone is difficult, turning the device sideways can help, and a computer often works best. Instruction is led by Rene Venegas, a 16th generation silversmith whose family arrived early from Spain to the Americas. His ancestor, Felipe Venegas, served as a silversmith for early cathedrals in the Dominican Republic and minted the first European coins produced in the New World. Rene has taught jewelry and silversmithing at Weber State for 15 years and has been featured by the Standard-Examiner, The Signpost, KUTV Inside the Story, FOX13 Good Morning Utah, The Salt Project, and KTVX Good Things Utah. He is also a recipient of Ogden City’s Mayor’s Art Award for Folk Art.

A heartfelt stage retelling of A Christmas Carol brings the classic holiday story to life, tracing Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation after encounters with visiting spirits. This warm production embraces the joy, wonder, and spirit of the season, sharing a timeless message of reflection, generosity, and hope.

Ballet West performs The Nutcracker at the Browning Center at WSU, continuing a holiday tradition treasured across Utah. This festive staging celebrates the season and invites audiences to share in a time-honored experience.

The Ogden Santa Run opens the three-race Santa series and covers the longest distance in the lineup. The course begins near the Ogden LDS Temple, winds through downtown for one and a half laps, and finishes in front of the Municipal Building. Registration includes a Santa suit, so participants run in festive red from start to finish while Christmas music plays along the route. The finish area sits beside Ogden Christmas Village, known for a full block of cottage-style houses filled with detailed holiday displays. After the run, the city presents the Ogden Holiday Light Parade, where the real Santa arrives, steps into the village, and lights it with fireworks and festivities. Agenda and packet pickup details will be announced.

The community guitar orchestra and ensembles present a program in Room 136 of the Val A. Browning Center that celebrates the guitar’s wide-ranging voice. Works for both nylon and steel-string instruments move from lush, blended harmonies to lively, rhythm-forward selections, showcasing the instrument’s expressive range and character. Admission is free and the performance is open to the public.

Psychic medium Jo’Anne Smith, known as the Salt Lake Medium, leads a live Spirit Connection gathering centered on sharing healing messages from loved ones in spirit during the holiday season. Attendees can experience these messages together with family and friends. Doors open for seating at Hope Community Center. Tickets are available online and are nonrefundable, and not everyone will receive a personal message. Services are provided as-is and are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. They are not medical, psychological, psychiatric, or psychotherapeutic care, and they should not be used as a substitute for professional advice or to delay seeking help from a qualified provider. No physician-patient, psychotherapist-patient, or priest-penitent relationship is created.

The Symphonic Band presents a festive holiday concert of classic seasonal favorites at the Val A. Browning Center in the Austad Auditorium. Enjoy a cheerful program that celebrates the spirit of the season with familiar melodies. Tickets are required for admission.

Explore a culminating showcase of graduating art and design students in the Shaw Gallery at the Kimball Arts Building. The exhibition presents a wide array of projects and viewpoints, spotlighting inventive work developed throughout their studies and offering a window into the next generation of artists and designers. Admission is free and open to the public.

Celebrate the season with a Christ-centered holiday concert at the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts in Ogden, featuring Grammy-nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker with her ensemble Family Four and Tony Award-winning soprano Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller. The program showcases favorite Christmas carols in fresh arrangements by Emmy Award-winning composer Kurt Bestor, with a script by New York Times best-selling author Jason F. Wright and narration and baritone vocals from Preston Yates. Local ballet companies and the Scariff Locklier Leonelli School of Irish Dance make a return appearance, adding vibrant movement to the music. The Syracuse High School A Capella Choir, directed by Nathan Egan, is also featured. Produced by SoulFill Music Foundation and sponsored by the Sorenson Legacy Foundation, the event supports #LighttheWorld and aims to fill the season with joy, reverence, and festive cheer.

Experience a one-day celebration of rocks, minerals, gems, and crystals at The Monarch in Ogden. The festival features interactive workshops and readers for both kids and adults, a craft corner with hands-on activities, and a marketplace with vendors offering crystals, gems, minerals, jewelry, fossils, cabochons, and more. The atmosphere is welcoming and engaging for families, collectors, and curious minds of all ages. Admission is free, and the event stays open late to make shopping easy. Attendees can explore, learn, create, and play in a fun, family-friendly setting.

This seasonal celebration marks the 41st annual holiday concert presented by the Weber State Choir, with music from the Weber State Symphony Orchestra. The venue will be announced. Tickets are required, and because this event is popular they can sell quickly.

A welcoming evening of making at The Local Artisan Collective invites creatives of all kinds to bring their own supplies and work on personal projects in a relaxed setting. Whether you paint, sew, draw, sculpt, write, knit, crochet, or bead, spend time creating while enjoying conversation with new friends. Near the end of the gathering, participants can share what they have been working on, ask for input, and exchange ideas in a friendly, supportive forum. Hosted by KC in Classroom A and B. Admission is free, the event is open to the public, and guests should bring their own materials. All ages are welcome. For questions, contact KC Peek at 385-626-0524 or seedsofimaginationcards@gmail.com.

BYU Vocal Point and Noteworthy present a festive Christmas program at the Browning Center at WSU.

Bengt Washburn brings a stand-up set shaped by national TV spots, festival invitations, and acclaimed specials. A past winner of the San Francisco International Comedy Competition, he has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Live at Gotham, Comedy Central, and Conan on TBS. His festival credits include the Vancouver International Comedy Festival, The Boston Comedy Festival, the Aspen Laff Festival, and Gilda’s Laugh Fest in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His routines air weekly on XM Sirius radio, and he has also been heard on NPR, PRI, and Bob and Tom. He recently recorded a second Dry Bar Comedy special for the series’ fourth season, following Poking the Grizzly from its inaugural year. Known offstage for a bit of logistical ditziness, he delivers smart and widely relatable material, and outlets such as Monterey County Weekly have praised his comedy as exceptionally funny.

Utah Symphony presents a holiday-themed pops concert at the Browning Center at Weber State University.

This is the regular monthly game day with flexible, come-and-go attendance. Stop in when it works for you and head out when you need to. Bringing a snack to share is welcome, and help with cleanup is appreciated.

The Utah Symphony presents Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 3 at the Browning Center at WSU.