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• Native American Heritage Month open call for submissions to the SLCPL Hear Utah Music (H.U.M.) collection. "In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, the HUM collection is having an open call for submissions highlighting Native and Indigenous Nations and voices in our area – this includes the land currently called Utah and any reservations along the border. The HUM call for submissions ends Nov. 30 and is open to recordings released in the last 10 years. For more information, read our FAQ."

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Thurs, Nov. 6 & 20:

• Diverted: Indigenous Stewardship and Saving Great Salt Lake, a debut documentary film. "Amid the ongoing ecological crisis facing Great Salt Lake, this film presents an urgent, inspiring perspective: Indigenous stewardship is key to restoring balance. The film, directed by Valene Peratrovich and produced by McCaulee Blackburn and Cristian Martinez, highlights interviews with leaders such as Darren and Brad Parry of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation, Elizabeth Kronk Warner of the University of Utah, and activist Carl Moore. The first screening at Fisher Brewing Company will include a live Q&A panel with the filmmakers and participants. Both events are free and open to the public. This film is part of Wake the Great Salt Lake, a public art initiative supported by the Salt Lake City Arts Council and the Mayor’s Office, dedicated to inspiring care, creativity, and action for the lake’s future.

  • Nov. 6, 7 PM @ Fisher Brewing, 320 W 800 S, SLC. 21+. Followed by a Q&A panel with the filmmakers and participants

  • Nov. 20, 7 PM @ Utah Film Center, 375 W 400 N, SLC. Free and open to the public

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Friday, November 7:

• Starry, Starry Night at Ogden Nature Center | 6-8 PM | Ogden Nature Center, 966 W 12th St, Ogden. "NASA Solar System Ambassador Jen Jones will present a talk about supernovas! Join the nature team to learn about the atoms in each of our bodies, peer through a telescope, learn myths about the constellations, and fun facts about the stars and moon. Free / All ages. Please register so we have enough treats and supplies for everyone. In preparation for this event, download SkyView for iOS or Android on your mobile device." 

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Fri-Sat, Nov. 7 & 8: 

• 3rd Annual Wuda Ogwa Planting Days | 10A-2P @ Bear River Massacre Site, near Preston, ID (approx. 2-hour drive from SLC). Event by TreeUtah: "Volunteer with the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation and partners to plant 50,000 native trees and seedlings to restore the land back to its historic condition. Please remember to dress for the weather, wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, sun protection, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Bring a refillable water bottle if you have one. We’ll provide tools, gloves, snacks, and everything else." To learn more, sign up, or support this restoration project, click here.

Sat-Tues, Nov. 8-11:

• NHMU Free Admission for Veterans - Veterans Day Weekend 2025 | 301 Wakara Wy, SLC. Free admission to the Natural History Museum of Utah for veterans on Veterans Day weekend.

November 14:

• The Grateful Ball: A Benefit for KRCL with The Disco Chickens and Scotty & the Daylites | doors @ 7, music @ 8 | The Commonwealth Room, 195 W 2100 S Expy, South Salt Lake. "KRCL is grateful for our community of listeners and we want to celebrate 46 years of independent radio powered by you. Join us for the first-ever Grateful Ball: A Benefit for KRCL. Dance to live music from The Disco Chickens and Scotty & the Daylites with drinks, food trucks, a photo booth, and a liquid light show. All proceeds benefit KRCL, keeping community radio alive. Special thanks to Presenting Sponsor WholesomeCO, with support from Fisher Beer and The State Room Presents."

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Thursday, December 4:

• SAVE THE DATE for Jingle & Mingle with Food Justice Coalition. Details TBD.

Fri-Sat, December 5-6:

• 7th Annual Craft Lake City Holiday Market @ Union Station, 2501 Wall Ave, Ogden. "Shop from over 150 local artisans, vintage vendors, foodies, performers, indie game developers, and youth entrepreneurs while enjoying craft cocktails, brews, and delicious eats from food trucks. With unique gifts, festive fun, and even a visit from Santa, it’s the perfect place to celebrate the season with friends and family."
  

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Tuesday, January 27: 

• SAVE THE DATE: The Utah Division of Indian Affairs proudly presents the Utah American Indian Day on the Hill 2026 @ the Utah State Capitol, 350 N State St, SLC. Event by Utah Division of Indian Affairs: "Prepare for this annual celebration that unites vibrant cultural performances, insightful exhibitors, inspiring community leaders, and essential resources, all in honor of Utah's rich Native communities. This incredible event is free and open to everyone! Stay tuned for more details by visiting indian.utah.gov and following us on Facebook and Instagram."

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March 6-8, 2026: Save the Date for the GPC International Grower's Convention in SLC. The Big Show is coming to Utah in 2026! The annual convention that brings growers from around the world will be held in Utah for the first time. More info to come. More information TBD.