Events in West Jordan today

Get an up-close look at the University of Utah AirMed helicopter as it lands at the ARUP Sandy Donor Center. This free community event welcomes families, neighbors, donors, former patients, community members, and University of Utah supporters. Meet the flight crew, tour the helicopter, and donate blood inside the center. ARUP Blood Services often supplies blood used by AirMed for patients in emergencies, and this event showcases that vital connection.

Round 2 of the MCC Signature Series brings four classes of micro crawler competition to West Valley City Centennial Park, featuring standard micro comp crawling under the 2025 MCC rule set. Registration is handled through the RC Arena app. Entry is free for all ages when accompanied by a parent or guardian, and parking is free. A driver briefing will be streamed to the club’s Instagram and Facebook pages. The day includes a group photo of rigs and a scale trail open to mini crawlers, set up with buildings and décor for memorable photos and video. Signature Series competition in the 24 to 18 scale range features two 10 gate courses with bonus gates, one set for D1–2 and another for D3–4, with no free play or practice on the courses. Top five finishers in each class receive additional chances in an opportunity drawing. The Nano Comp offers one 10 gate course with bonus gates for C1–3, also closed to practice, with the top five in each class earning extra drawing entries. MCC 2025 rules apply to the micro competition, and Nano rules for 2026 will be announced. Scale Kings RC Showdown adds a show and shine element, with judging for best theme, best trailer, best comp rig, best scale build or doll house, and best nano. A relaxed club challenge will mark a special trail where drivers can try as many times as they like without judges. Reach the top and ring the bell for bragging rights, with details explained during the driver meeting. Plan ahead by bringing plenty of batteries and any gear needed for your stay. Please pack out your trash. Restrooms are available on site, and there is no EMT present. Sponsors and prizes will be announced.

Gather with fellow Pokemon players to trade cards and take part in a free tournament. Prizes are offered, and participants may receive Pokemon League packs when they are in stock. Children 12 and under must have a parent or guardian to participate.

Yu-Gi-Oh duelists can test their skills in a competitive tournament featuring four rounds with a pack awarded for every win. Entry is $8, and every participant receives an OTS pack.

Catch 311 live with Dirty Heads, Ocean Alley, and ROME at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre. The show is scheduled to start at 5:30 PM local time.

Catch Primrose and Upon Your Dead Body at Kilby Court in Salt Lake City. The show starts at 7:00 PM and is hosted as a live alternative rock concert.

This gathering highlights a spirit of hope, connection, and shared purpose. Participants can sign up to walk, form a team, or make a donation, and every step is taken with the goal of a world without Huntington’s disease.

A weekly morning meet-up at Publik brings together people who want more music in their lives and more musical community. Singers and players of guitar, piano, bass, drums, ukulele, and more are welcome, along with complete beginners and those returning after time away from playing. Over coffee, participants talk about favorite songs, the instruments they use, the kind of musical life they hope to build, and what it feels like to finally find collaborators. There is no stage and no lesson plan, and it is not a formal networking scene. It is a relaxed place to be around music, share songs and stories, and connect with the growing Wandering Bards community, created to give adults more music, a stronger sense of belonging, and more chances to make noise together.

Settle into a calm, communal workspace designed to make life admin feel easier alongside others. Bring a laptop, planner, or paperwork and work through emails, bills, scheduling, forms, and to-do lists with gentle structure and shared accountability. The atmosphere stays relaxed with soft music, warm soup, snacks, and unlimited tea. The focus is presence and steady progress, not hustle, with space to set intentions and finally move things forward. Tickets are $12 and include refreshments and access to the supportive workspace.

Game Night Live’s R0CK'N Bingo with Rockstar Trivia turns game night into a rock show, with the playlist as the playing field. Instead of numbers, players mark songs from across classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and the memorable themes from movies and TV. Each card is uniquely built, keeping the pace quick and the outcome unpredictable. When the music winds down, the spotlight shifts to eight energetic trivia questions that challenge knowledge and fire up the room. Bingo, music, and trivia come together for a high-energy experience that finishes strong.

Sit and Stitch at the Utah Pride Center welcomes crafters to bring knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, or any work-in-progress and create alongside others. Held on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, this casual meetup offers a chance to connect with new people, trade crafting tips, and enjoy snacks with movies and music playing in the background. The emphasis is on a relaxed experience in a safe and welcoming space.

Hatchback takes the stage at Kilby Court for a live performance. Tickets are available for this show.

At the Gallivan Center, this upbeat gathering blends yoga, dance, and community building with a live DJ providing the soundtrack. Settle in, then move through a guided yoga flow, shift into an expressive dance session, and close with relaxed conversation circles designed to make meeting new people easy and enjoyable. No prior experience is required and all levels are welcome. It is free to attend. Bringing a yoga mat, water, and comfortable, stretchy clothing is encouraged, along with a positive vibe. After the movement, there is space to keep connecting with others.

This new Somatic Tango series is designed for dancers who want to move and also understand what is happening inside the body as they do. If your background is salsa, swing, ballroom, or another social dance, patterns are already familiar, yet the deeper question becomes why one partnership feels effortless while another does not. The work centers on that inquiry, studying how movement organizes through axis, balance, muscular tone, and focused attention within connection. Body intelligence leads and choreography follows, helping you sense how subtle internal adjustments transform what shows on the outside. As clarity grows, weighty moments feel lighter and connection becomes something you can shape with intention rather than guesswork. Suited for dancers who value the mechanics of presence as much as steps. Enrollment is open.

Ron Wood Splash Park in West Jordan offers an easy way to turn dinner into a relaxed outing. Pick up a meal to go and settle in for a picnic at the park, whether it is a date night, family time, or simply a chance to enjoy the fresh air.

Upper Daybreak’s community night market returns with a twice monthly gathering at Cove House, featuring live music, local vendors, and a welcoming place to catch up with friends. A Swig is available on site for drinks and treats. This edition highlights the Back to School Bubble Bash theme, part of a season of themed nights that also include Summer Kick Off, Photo Booth Party Night, Butterfly Garden Night, Petting Zoo Night, Watermelon Fest, Local Talent Night, Pup Idol at the Market, Autumn Glow Night, and a Halloween Night Market.

Catch La Luz and Spacemoth live at Kilby Court. The show takes place in Salt Lake City and kicks off in the early evening. Doors and ticket details are handled via the ticketing link on the page.

Part of the 2026 Gallivan Center Dance Nights series, this event at Gallivan Center features an expanded lineup with additional dates, new bands, and several new dance styles presented on the plaza.

Game Night Live Trivia at Paxton Pub is free to play and open to anyone who enjoys games and prizes. The format includes two games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. This is more than standard question and answer, with jumbled-word puzzles, image-based rounds, and other playful twists in the mix. Expect friendly competition at Paxton Pub and opportunities to win prizes.

Presented by S&S, Puppeteers for Fears presents Robopocalypse: The Musical, a rock and roll puppet production steeped in horror and science fiction. This Oregon comedy troupe started as a one-night Halloween cabaret in 2015 and continued after enthusiastic response. Since then, the company has created and performed six original musicals that range from otherworldly monsters to rogue robots to lonesome sasquatches, blending puppetry with video and live music. Their shows have sold out venues around the country. This performance is seated.

Passion Pit takes the stage at The Complex for an all-ages show. A transfer delay is in effect for tickets, and transfers will be enabled at a later date. For details on ticket policies, refer to the AXS Purchase Agreement.

A relaxed golf tournament supporting Moments & Milestones invites a day on the course centered on community and a great cause. The cost is $100 per player or $400 for a foursome. Each participant receives a raffle ticket at check in, and additional tickets can be purchased for extra chances to win prizes. Lunch is included, and the day wraps up with raffle drawings and time to connect with others. Organizers are collaborating with local businesses and are open to further involvement from the community. Space is limited.

At Sugarhouse Park, this weekly meetup brings local parents together to build a free support network through conversation and connection. Depending on the group and how everyone is feeling, time may be spent visiting at the playground for families with older kids or gathering in a shaded spot nearby. Look for a sign with the Sunshine Crew logo at the pavilion for details on the current location. This is a safe, welcoming circle for all expectant and postpartum parents, as well as parents with children of any age, including new or soon to arrive babies. The focus is community rather than talk therapy, with an emphasis on meeting your people and growing as parents in a supportive, fun setting. If arriving later, call 801-361-9785 to get directions if the group has moved from the Parleys Creek Pavilion. This meetup takes place rain or shine.

Players gather at the store every Wednesday for Age of Sigmar Spearhead. It is a weekly chance to meet other players and play Spearhead together.

Spend an evening at Centennial Park in West Valley enjoying dinner from a lineup of local food trucks while showing support for small businesses. Pack a few lawn games, along with blankets and chairs, and settle in with friends, family, and neighbors for a relaxed night outdoors. The food truck lineup and event schedule may change.

Organized by Good4Life Markets, the West Jordan Farmers Market brings a community shopping experience to Veterans Memorial Park with live local music and an inviting mix of vendors. Browse fresh, locally grown produce, eggs, honey, flowers, artisan baked goods, handcrafted soaps, artwork, and more. Grab a meal from the food trucks while you explore. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted. Bring your EBT/SNAP Horizon Card to the information booth to receive tokens, with a match of two dollars for every dollar spent, which can be used for fresh fruits and vegetables. Token purchases help support local farmers and food artisans. Please be mindful of scams. Ignore unsolicited messages or external links that claim limited availability, and rely only on official channels for applications and communications.

Enjoy an all-ages game night that welcomes everyone to bring friends, favorite board or video games, and snacks to share, or simply come as you are. There will be VR options and a Nintendo Switch with titles like Jackbox and Super Smash Bros, along with additional games to explore. No registration is required. Guests can take advantage of two hours of free parking at the City Creek West parking lot.

No trivia expertise required. This free-to-play game night welcomes anyone who enjoys friendly competition and the chance to win prizes. Each night features two games, and each game includes three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Instead of basic Q&A, expect word jumbles, picture rounds, and other creative twists.

Experience an evening beneath the stars at Red Butte Garden & Arboretum as part of its outdoor concert series. Tickets are on sale.

At Bricks Corner in West Valley, Game Night Live Trivia offers a relaxed evening where deep trivia expertise is not required. Games are free to play and welcome anyone who enjoys friendly competition with a chance to win something. The night includes two games, each made up of three rounds inspired by well known game shows. Instead of only standard question and answer prompts, look for word scrambles, image rounds, and other creative twists.

Catch indie pop, indie rock, and pop-soul vibes with a live lineup featuring McKenna Esteb, Blue Rain Boots, and BLEACHER BABE. The show takes place at Kilby Court in Salt Lake City.

A calm, in-person circle devoted to guided meditation and quiet reflection offers a monthly chance to slow down, breathe, and reconnect. Over 50 minutes, this guided space supports a return to yourself through moments of meditation, quiet journaling, and intentional stillness. The emphasis is personal time within the support of a shared room, with no expectations or pressure. Participants may simply listen, write privately, join an optional closing conversation, or step out early as needed. The aim is a supportive setting for inner work alongside others. Part of Maven’s community gatherings at Maven Strong, this offering is donation based to help keep it accessible.

Organized by the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, 40 Years of Folk at the historic Chase Home Museum highlights living traditions, heritage, and ancestral memories throughout Utah. Visitors can experience the skill of Utah’s folk artisans across generations and cultures, with examples that include a handcrafted classical guitar, intricately decorated wax resist eggs, Korean ink and folk paintings, Paquimé inspired pottery made with Utah clay, Shoshone beadwork and medallions, traditional Puerto Rican festival masks such as Vejigantes and Cabezudos, and hand twined rag rugs made in the spirit of Great Depression era techniques, along with additional works. The exhibition offers a welcoming space for community, preservation, and storytelling. Admission is free.

Pause the pace of your week with a 45-minute guided meditation in a tranquil salt cave, weaving calming breathwork with soothing sound. Crystal bowls, chimes, drums, Tibetan bowls, and tuning forks create a gentle soundscape while you unwind, release stress, and reconnect with yourself. The combination of mindful breathing, restorative sound, and the therapeutic salt setting supports grounding, a reset, and deep restoration as the weekend approaches. No experience is required, simply come as you are. Chairs and blankets are provided. The first class is free for those who are new to Evolve.

A farmers market is held at Centennial Park.

Food trucks set up in Daybreak at Highland Park and North Shore, serving takeout favorites and offering a simple way to support local small businesses. Weekly food truck lineups are shared by LiveDAYBREAK so attendees can see which trucks are scheduled.

Outdoorsy RV Supply is offering complimentary hot dogs with chips and a soft drink, with no purchase required. While there, visitors can refill propane, pick up last minute RV supplies, and browse the week’s specials. It is an easy pit stop to get everything set before a camping trip or road adventure begins.

Yappy Hour returns as a relaxed park meetup with Public Lands. Dogs can mingle and enjoy time outside while their humans connect with other pet lovers. Local vendors will be available to explore, creating an easygoing outing for people and their pups.

At Golden Braid Books, this hands-on workshop focuses on intentional storytelling and the power of crafting a narrative with purpose. Participants will reflect on what they hope to bring into their lives, then use prompts and gentle guidance to begin writing a personal, magical story. Bring a notebook, journal, or any kind of paper, along with a pen, pencil, marker, crayon, or other art supplies that suit your style. A journal section is available on site for anyone who wants a fresh start with new pages. Treats from Oasis, such as iced tea or cookies, can be brought into the session. This is a free community event open to all.

Jammin’ at Jordan Landing returns with a summer concert series that fills the plaza with live performances by talented local bands and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Look for weekly themes, activities for all ages, a splash pad and play area for kids, and complimentary goodies available while supplies last. Attendees can bring chairs, gather with friends, and enjoy dinner or sweet treats from nearby Jordan Landing restaurants while taking in the music and a feel-good atmosphere.

The Black Crowes are bringing their southern rock sound to the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, with Whiskey Myers and Southall also on the bill. The show starts at 6:30 PM local time.

Catch Bungalow Collect for an evening of alternative hip hop, funk, hip hop, disco, and rap at The Pearl on Main. The show is scheduled to start in the evening, with doors/show time listed as 7:00 PM.

A weekly parenting yoga class at Glow SLC in Salt Lake City welcomes anyone who is pregnant, preparing for a baby, or caring for a new baby. The session is hosted by SHAUNTEA and taught by owner, Destiny S. Lake, a Hatha and Prenatal Certified yoga teacher. Participants learn about the prenatal and postnatal journey, get to know their bodies, and practice coping techniques for labor and delivery whether attending as a birthing person or a support person. Expect time to build strength, nurture a mind and body connection, and form community with other expectant and postpartum parents. Friends, family, and community members who support growing families are also encouraged to attend, with practical support tools included. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, and there are plenty available to borrow. The class operates on a sliding scale, pay what you can, $10 to $25 per class. HSA and FSA accounts can be used if applicable. There is no pre-registration. Although the class appears on Glow’s website, you cannot sign up or pay through that site because the space is rented by SHAUNTEA. There is ample room with no class size restrictions, and payment can be made before or after class. All are welcome, including surrogates, intended parents, family support, and people of all genders, abilities, body shapes, and sizes. Come as you are.

Riot Dance Fitness has launched at VASA South Jordan, offering a high-energy class that blends hip hop–inspired movement with a welcoming community. Expect a sweat session that builds confidence and keeps fitness fun. No dance experience or rhythm is required, and attending solo is welcome. The class is open to everyone. A free trial pass is available for those who are not VASA members.