Utah’s Free Events, Activities, Venue’s and Things To Do.
Mirror Lake 76 miles
Taylorsville Starry Nights Free
Live Music & Food Trucks
May 12, 2023, 5–8:30 pm
Centennial Plaza, Taylorsville City Hall
Mountain Time Music Concert Series Free 2023
Multiple Shows Weekly
Park City & Surrounding Areas
Excellence Concert Series Free 2023
Free Music Concerts Along The Wasatch Front
Acoustic Music Stroll Free
Jordan River above Jordan Park
May 18, 2023, 6-8 pm
Jordan River Parkway, Salt Lake
UoU Star Party Free
Wednesdays (Clear Ones) Dusk
University of Utah, Salt Lake
Murray Family Night Music Concerts 2023
Monthly 7 pm
Senior Recreation Center, Murray
Tabernacle Organ Recitals Free
Monday – Saturday, 12 noon, 2023
Temple Square, Salt Lake
High School Event Calendars
Sporting Events, Theatre & Dance
Walk Indoor Malls Prior To Open
Free Skiing
Ice Skating
Tubing & Sledding
Snowshoeing with Sheryl’s Utah Outdoor Adventure Group
Cross Country Skiing with Utah Outdoor Adventure Group
Gateway Waterpark
Hike the Wasatch Mountains
Play Tennis
Rollerblading/Rollerskating
Skate Parks – Skate Boarding
Utah Museum of Fine Arts – (third Saturday of each month)
Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square
Children’s Storytime – Barnes & Nobel Bookstores
Watch Hang Gliders/Para-gliders at Point of the Mountain
Gardner Village – West Jordan
Visit a City Park
Photography Walk
Skate Parks
Stroll Downtown
Open Mic’s at Coffee Houses
Visit Temple Square
Drive the Alpine Loop
Great Salt Lake
Play Basketball
Saltair Pavilion
Utah Radio Stations
Webcams
Google Street Map Interesting Captures
.Acoustic Music Playlist – A Free Collection of Music for your listening pleasure!
Fish For Free In Utah
June 11, 2022, All Day
Any public waterbody in Utah
Art Show Free
Alpine School District High School
March 31, 2023, M-S, 10 am–9 pm
University Place, Orem
BYU Singers: Bon Voyage Free
BYU School of Music
April 18, 2023, 5 pm
Concert Hall, BYU, Provo
SpringFest 2023 Free
Earth Day Celebration
April 21, 2023, 5–8 pm
Utah Cultural Celebration Center, West Valley
Adult LEGO Night Free
April 27, 2023, 7-8 pm
Brigham City Public Library, Brigham City
Date Night at the Museum Free
April 28, 2023, 5:30-8:30 pm
Brigham City Museum of Art & History, Brigham City
Free Activities for Tots, Teens & Adults. Arts & Crafts, Storytelling, Reading Clubs & Events.
Salt Lake County Library Services
19 Salt Lake County Locations
Park City Library
1255 Park Ave, Park City, UT
Pleasant Grove Public Library
30 E Center St, Pleasant Grove
Spanish Fork Library
49 S Main St, Spanish Fork
Weber County Library System
Numerous Ogden Area Locations
Layton Library
155 Wasatch Dr, Layton
Brigham City Public Library
26 E Forest St, Brigham City
Logan Library
255 Main St, Logan
The Music and the Spoken Word broadcast will feature the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Visitors are welcome to come and hear the inspiring music in the historic Tabernacle located on Temple Square. The choir’s weekly radio program, Music and the Spoken Word, first aired on 15 July 1929 and has since become the world’s longest-running network broadcast.
Thanks to the Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts, and Parks Fund, the UMFA opens its doors for free on the third Saturday of each month. The Third Saturday art studio program for families is also FREE and open to the public every month from 2-4 pm.
Each month families are invited to learn about art and investigate how it is made through a special activity.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Marcia & John Price Museum Building
University of Utah, Salt Lake
Enjoy a free animal show at Brigham Young University Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum on weekdays and Saturdays.
Free public shows are held in-house Monday-Friday at 7:30 PM with an additional show at 6:30 PM on Monday, and Saturday at 1 PM and 3 PM. Shows typically last 30 to 45 minutes.
Free Weekly Shows
Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum
Brigham Young University, Provo
School
The school is built to look as if we are ready for a day of learning at the turn of the twentieth century, about 1900. It resembles the one built at approximately 104th S. and 1300 West.
Home
This house, built especially for children, is designed to resemble the home of Byrum Henry Beckstead, one of the first settlers in South Jordan. It allows them (you) to experience what it would have been like to live in the early days of South Jordan.
Store
There were several stores in early South Jordan. The first large store was the Jordan Mercantile, run by Joseph Holt. It was located at 10346 South 1300 West and was built about 1895. It carried a full line of household and farm items. It also housed an office, dance hall, and stage. The wonderful building here in the History Center is a combination of two later stores that were important places in the lives of the early settlers starting around 1930.
Post Office
In the early days, mail delivery was very different from today. Mail to this area of the Salt Lake Valley was delivered once a week to the city of Sandy. One postman, or mail carrier, then delivered mail to the South Jordan, Bennion, West Jordan, Riverton, Draper, Midvale, and Crescent cities. Then back to Sandy, he went! He carried it all on his back in 2 bags.
Terrific Tuesdays – Monthly at 6 pm
Look no further than the Gale Center of History and Culture on Tuesday evenings for exciting family fun activities! Offering arts & crafts, guest speakers, movies, games, demonstrations, etc.
Gale Center of History & Culture Museum
Collections & Exhibits
10300 Beckstead Lane, South Jordan
Join Miss Angela as she reads There’s an Alligator Under My Bed. The alligator under his bed makes a boy’s bedtime hazardous operation until he lures it out of the house and into the garage. Come join the adventure!
Barnes & Noble
Various Weekly Events
Wasatch Locations, Utah
Vast, flat, almost empty expanses of desert plains and highland plateaus are distinctive elements of the Southwestern landscape. Many regional artists attempted to portray this quality of almost infinite space by emphasizing unbroken horizontal lines across their compositions. While more traditional landscape paintings often include clumps of trees on both sides of the canvas to frame the view and create a sense of completeness, the paintings in this gallery dispense with those framing elements to create a sense of incompleteness—a feeling that the scene extends far beyond the frame.
TOWERING MOUNTAINS
Have you ever taken a snapshot of an awe-inspiring mountain only to find it looking small and insignificant in your picture? How can it capture its size and grandeur in a small image? Paintings in this gallery show how some Southwestern artists met this challenge by crowding the canvas and cropping the view. In some cases, a mountain peak almost grazes the top of the painting, and in others, the sheer face of a cliff fills most of the background, leaving only a small patch of sky. These approaches imply that the subject is just too large to fit inside the frame.
Brigham Young University Museum of Art
500 Campus Dr. Provo, UT
Saturday Nights (Clear Ones)
Various Wasatch Front Locations
Salt Lake Astronomical Society
Stansbury Park Observatory Complex
20 Plaza, Stansbury Park, UT 84074
