Events in Weber County today

This hands-on workshop invites participants to design decorative potion bottles. Attendees select bottle styles and colors, add whimsical ingredients, apply labels, and finish with personal flourishes to create potions that feel mysterious, beautiful, and uniquely their own. No spells or cauldrons are needed, just creativity and a playful spirit. The class is $30 and includes all materials to make three bottles, with the option to create additional bottles for $8 each. There is ample time to experiment with colors, techniques, and embellishments. Open to ages 10 and older as well as adults, and no prior experience is required. Led by Monica of Wally’s Wax Co., a local artist, maker, and special education teacher who focuses on simple, relaxing, and accessible crafts for all ages. The workshop takes place at The Local Artisan Collective in Ogden. Cancellations more than seven days before the class receive a full refund minus a $5 fee, and cancellations within seven days of the start are nonrefundable.

The Weber State Symphonic Band presents an evening of illuminating music in the Austad Auditorium at the Val A. Browning Center. Tickets are required for entry.

Free admission makes this home improvement showcase a convenient way for homeowners to explore ideas, compare options, and find savings on projects of all sizes. Attendees can speak face to face with a variety of local and national vendors who offer practical insights to help turn renovation plans into reality. From kitchen makeovers to outdoor living upgrades to simple refreshes around the house, the Ogden Home Show brings together resources, inspiration, and guidance to help you get started.

District 28U gathers at the Comfort Suites Ogden Conference Center for a convention centered on the theme Lion’s Roundup, Serving Utah Together. International Director Debbie Dawson will be the guest. The program highlights service across Utah and provides time for fellowship.

At The Monarch in Ogden, a candlelit concert celebrates Halloween-themed music performed by the Range Ensemble string quartet. The experience pairs live performance with an intimate glow, creating an immersive setting for seasonal favorites. The planned set features Thriller by Michael Jackson, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s theme from The Exorcist, the Stranger Things theme by S U R V I V E, Danny Elfman’s Beetlejuice theme and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, the themes from The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., Danse macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, and the Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Attendees must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 needs an adult companion. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned based on arrival order. Multiple dates and times are offered.

Experience a playful mashup of Halloween chills and Christmas cheer at a holiday beauty open house that blends seasonal fun with a touch of self care. Explore ideas for holiday gifting, enjoy tasty treats, and take part in drawings for prizes. Relax with skincare pampering, discover special offers available only at the event, and share festive moments with friends. It is a welcoming way to get inspired before the busy season and treat yourself while planning for the holidays.

This show spotlights Chris Munch, an actor, comic, and writer with more than two decades of experience onstage and on camera. He is known for creating offbeat and funny personas like Stephen Stephens, MLM Chad, and the kindhearted southern minister Pastor Bobby, whose sketches have earned millions of views and a following of over 300,000 on social platforms. The ‘Bleshings’ Tour pairs him with comedian Adam Bush, a former preacher who has opened for Mike Birbiglia, Dusty Slay, and Preacher Lawson, and whose Dry Bar comedy special is currently streaming. Expect a lively mix of character work and stand-up from two distinct voices in comedy.

Create a one of a kind creepy doll in this annual hands-on class at The Local Artisan Collective. All materials are provided, and each participant receives a doll plus a variety of items to customize it. Instruction covers special effects such as warts, wounds and wrinkled skin, along with other techniques to give your creation an eerie personality. After learning the methods, spend time bringing your own design to life. The setting is friendly for attending with friends and for meeting new people, and the class is taught outside the store. Multiple sessions are available and the workshop has a track record of selling out. The class is led by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, an artist who works across mediums including marbling, hand dyeing and crafting clothing, jewelry and household pieces. The cost is $35 and includes all supplies. Cancellations are accepted up to 14 days before the class begins.

Suburban Cowboys take the stage at The Outlaw with a high-energy blend of country and rock, featuring songs from the 90s through today.

USA Cheer hosts a college recruiting combine in Utah at Weber State University, offering athletes a chance to be evaluated by college cheer and STUNT coaches. Participants can showcase their abilities and pursue recruitment in a focused, dedicated event.

Create a one of a kind creepy doll at this annual hands on workshop. This popular class has sold out in past years, so additional sessions were added to meet the high interest. Every participant receives a doll and a mix of materials to personalize it, with guidance on techniques like crafting warts, wounds, and wrinkled skin to achieve delightfully eerie effects. After learning the methods, you can let your imagination take over and shape a character that is uniquely yours. It is a friendly, social setting where friends can make art together and newcomers can meet creative people. The class takes place at The Local Artisan Collective, with instruction held outside the shop. The cost is $35 and covers all supplies. Instruction is led by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, an artist experienced in marbling, hand dyeing, and designing clothing, jewelry, and home goods. Her work and classes have been featured by outlets such as the Huffington Post, VEIN Magazine, Indie Ogden, Standard Examiner, Good Things Utah, and Fox 13 News. Cancellation is accepted up to 14 days before the class begins.

Create a one-of-a-kind creepy doll in this annual hands-on class at The Local Artisan Collective. Instruction covers techniques for adding eerie details such as warts, wounds and wrinkled skin, along with other methods to make each doll truly unique. All supplies are included, and every participant receives a doll to transform plus a selection of materials for customization. The class is taught outside of the store by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth, an artist experienced in marbling, hand dyeing and crafting clothing, jewelry and home goods. It offers a social atmosphere that works well for attending with friends and meeting new people. Previous years have sold out and additional sessions have been added to meet demand. The cost is $35 and includes all supplies. Cancellations are accepted up to 14 days before the class starts.

Warrior Revival, a 501c3 nonprofit for Utah’s military, is partnering with Steve’s Black Sabbath BBQ to help build connections over good food and conversation. On the last Sunday of every month, Steve opens his doors with a dining discount for Warrior Revival veterans. To start things off, Warrior Revival will provide appetizers to spark conversation, and coffee is donated by Alpha Coffee.

Settle in for a laid-back writing session with open conversation about the craft. The meetup takes place at Grounds For Coffee Harrison Blvd. in Ogden.

Gather with family and friends for a sit-down meal at the original Union Grill in Ogden, and take in the fun, distinctive atmosphere. By attending, you help support essential educational opportunities for women and girls in your community.