Get ready to light up Sugar House Park for a night of neon, energy, and community impact! We’re trading the daytime heat for a glowing night-time course to support the Family Support Center! Register at Muddy Dash | Salt Lake City 2026

A free event for the whole family! Quiet zones, food trucks, and community vendors will be available. For more information, visit: https://bridgewayconnections.org/events/

Come experience readings from one or more of our amazingly gifted psychics. $25 for 20 minutes. Call or stop in to book your time slot! (801) 322-1162 https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/psychic-fair-july

In July, come learn about small-scale market growing in a WCG community garden. Cultivating multiple varieties of garlic, beautiful tomatoes and peppers, plus a wide variety of greens, these community gardeners have created businesses growing intensively in small spaces and selling at farmers markets throughout the valley. 
This informal garden walk-through is free and open to the public, but please RSVP by registering for this event. 
Then stop by anytime between 6-7pm. Light refreshments will be served! 
Details here: https://wasatchgardens.org/index.php?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/info&Itemid=1617&reset=1&id=1286

Join us for a celebration of local authors with works from a variety of genres, from fiction to children’s literature to memoir and beyond. Authors will be reading from, selling, and signing their works throughout the evening, making this an incredible opportunity to find your next favorite book, get to meet the person who created it (and show your support by purchasing it directly from the author themself), and have it personally autographed! https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/local-author-showcase-july-2026

Explore the life of a frontier legend in Insights from Artifacts, as collector Brent Ashworth presents the story of Porter Rockwell. Through rare artifacts and firsthand accounts, uncover the myths, loyalty, and larger-than-life reputation of one of the Old West’s most enigmatic figures. Tickets $8 adults / $6 kids We recommend purchasing tickets in advance for this presentation. Purchase online here: Child and Adult Admission Tickets and Family Passes for the Hutchings Museum | Hutchings Museum

Rock Camp SLC presents the Session 2 Summer Showcase! ALL AGES WELCOME — COME ROCK OUT! 
Saturday, July 18th at Soundwell Doors at 12:00 PM | Show at 12:30 PM RSVP for FREE @ https://tixr.com/e/191345 
Five days. Brand new bands. Original songs. Come watch youth campers ages 8–17 do what they do — take up space and BE LOUD on the stage of one of Salt Lake's best all-ages venues. 
Free entry with RSVP. Door donations gladly accepted. Can't make the show? Spread the word! Or donate at rockcampslc.org/donate (Venmo: @rockcampslc) to help cover camper tuition. An ADA section will be available — reach out if you have any other accessibility needs to info@rockcampslc.org 

The Lost Boys July 18th, we are bringing The Lost Boys to life with an immersive movie screening experience in Salt Lake City, Utah. Step inside an underground-style theater space transformed by the strange energy of Santa Carla and experience the most iconic vampire film of the 80s on a massive 200” screen! 
Tickets - https://ticketscandy.com/e/the-lost-boys-17859 

Free Summer Concert Series Disgusting Brothers Band Wednesday, July 22 | 6-8 PM | JCC East Lawn Free and Open to the Public 
Hot Dogs, Chips, Pie, & Drinks for Sale Iceberg Shake Truck on Site https://www.slcjcc.org/events/2026/07/22/special-events/free-summer-concert-series/ 
The Disgusting Brothers Band was born in 1979 as a fundraising arm of the nonprofit SPLORE (Special Populations Learning Outdoor Recreation and Education). SPLORE provided and supported adaptive outdoor sports opportunities for people with all types of disabilities. SPLORE flourished during the ensuing 40 years, due to the efforts of the band and the thousands of dedicated volunteers, providing services to over 100,000 clients. The Disgusting Brothers Band's fundraising concerts had been noticed by other charitable causes, and they asked for the band's assistance. The Disgusting Brothers have played benefit concerts for scores of Utah and national worthy causes, numerous charities from "AIDS to Zoo", helping raise millions of dollars. The gentlemen of the band donating their time, talent, and treasure to these nonprofit causes are: Sam Falsone - lead vocals Curt Crowther - keyboards and vocals Ray Thomason - lead, rhythm, and bass guitars and vocals Steve “Thunder” Allred - lead, rhythm, and pedal steel guitars Paul Grace - drums Mike Riggle - saxophone Phil Triolo - saxophone Steve Mimnaugh - Rhythm and bass guitars and vocals The band has offered loud, fast, and danceable vintage Rock and Roll music with the original members for 46 years. 

Five nights of jazz under the summer stars at Gallivan Center. Come indulge all your senses with incredible live jazz, swing dancing, food trucks, art vendors, and more. Joy in Rhythm goes full western swing on July 23rd. This is the night where cowboy boots meet the dance floor and the music swings from both sides of the country-jazz divide. The Western Stars open the evening with their irresistible blend of western swing, honky-tonk, and vintage country. Pedal steel, fiddle, and vocals that make you want to grab a partner and two-step until the sun goes down. Then the Hot House West Swing Orchestra takes the stage and keeps the western swing energy rolling — blending big band arrangements with western swing standards for a dance set that feels like a Saturday night in a better timeline. Whether you’re a two-stepper, a Lindy Hopper, or someone who just wants to sway, Western Swing Night has a place for you. 
RSVP at https://www.hothousewest.org/joy-in-rhythm/western-swing