Events

Tour de La Caille: Farm to Table returns on Wednesday, August 19 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at La Caille, 9565 S Wasatch Blvd in Sandy. A locally-grown culinary journey, Tour de La Caille presents guests with five farm-focused courses specializing in fresh, local ingredients, and the devoted farmers and artisans behind them. Tickets are $125 with the option to add cocktails and wine for an additional $55. Visit www.lacaille.com for more details.

The Palmer Squares are a lyrical hip-hop duo from Chicago known for their off-the-wall rhyme patterns and long rap performances on YouTube shot in one take. Their 2013 album "FINNA" reached #18 on the iTunes Hip-Hop charts (#13 in Canada) and they have been featured on notable releases from Umphrey's McGee, Tropidelic and UBI. The Palmer Squares have developed a dedicated fan base all over the world and have successfully toured across the US & Canada for many years. Tickets available at palmersquares.com
https://www.facebook.com/thepalmersquares/

Come experience readings from one or more of our amazingly gifted psychics.

$25 for 20 minutes.

5:00 - 8:00 PM

Call or stop in to book your time slot! (801) 322-1162 

More Information here

The 32nd annual Helper Arts Festival will be held Thursday, August 20—Sunday, August 23, 2026. The event will include more than 40 artists and artisan vendors, 13 food trucks, 12 bands, a car show, beer and wine garden, film screenings, storytelling and theatre performances, activities for kids, and more. For agenda and music lineup: Helperartsfestival.com

Help assemble Safer Sex Kits that will be distributed throughout Utah, providing community members with resources and tools to make informed choices about their sexual health.

No experience is necessary! Just grab a drink, find a seat, and lend a hand while connecting with fellow volunteers. As you assemble kits, we’ll have a screening of the beloved film Juno playing in the background, creating a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for the evening.

This event is free to attend, but RSVP is encouraged. RSVP here

Our full bar will be available throughout the evening with cocktails, mocktails, beer, cider, wine, and Han’s Kombucha brewed in-house. Plus Tacos Daddy Food Truck will be onsite for all your dining needs!

Thursday, August 20 | 6-9 PM

Movie begins at 7 PM 

Free community event with live local music from Alicia Stockman Band
All ages friendly https://hebermarket.com/

Five-time Grammy nominee, Joe Bonamassa is one of today's top live performers. His enthusiastic shows are one of the biggest parts of his career, and a favorite for music lovers worldwide. Hailed internationally as one of the greatest guitar players of his generation, Bonamassa holds an unmatched 29 #1 Billboard Blues Albums (more than anyone in history). Backed by a powerhouse band of legendary musicians, the setlist features new songs alongside career-spanning classics. This is a truly unforgettable experience for every live music fan!

More info and tickets at https://live-at-the-eccles.com/events/joe-bonamassa

Plants are more than medicine. They are living presences: intelligent, communicative, and deeply woven into the spiritual ecology of the land. Across the old herbal traditions of Europe, the herbalist was not only a healer of the body, but also a listener, a translator, and a relationship-builder between humans and the green world. In this free workshop, we’ll explore the foundations of the plant spirit path: a practical and grounded approach to building direct relationships with herbs and trees through observation, intuitive perception, and simple spiritual practices. This is a time dedicated to slowing down, listening deeply, and recognizing the ways plants speak through sensation, symbolism, emotion, and insight. Together we’ll cover: • What plant spirit pathwork is (and what it isn’t) • How traditional herbalists related to plants beyond chemistry, and how we do it still • Ways plants communicate through dreams, body sensations, and intuitive knowing • Simple methods for meeting a plant ally safely and respectfully • How plant spirit connection can deepen herbal practice and personal healing The class will also include a short guided plant connection journey with one of the most ubiquitous trees of the Salt Lake City area, offering participants a direct experience of meeting a plant presence and receiving insight in a calm, grounded way. No prior experience is needed- just curiosity and an open mind. Come as you are, bring a journal if you’d like, and prepare to listen. About Josh Williams: Josh Williams is a clinical herbalist, educator, and practitioner of traditional plant spirit work, blending grounded herbal knowledge with the living folklore and spirit traditions of the Celtic lands. Through his teaching, writing, and community work, he helps students reconnect with the intelligence of plants: not only as medicine, but as guides, guardians, and initiators. Josh’s approach weaves together traditional herbalism, animist spirituality, ritual practice, and traditional craft, offering a path that is both deeply practical and richly enchanted. He is the founder of The Green Arte, where he shares teachings on plant lore, green sorcery, and reciprocal relationships with the natural world. When he isn’t teaching or seeing clients, Josh can usually be found in the mountains and hedgerows, learning directly from the land and the spirits that dwell within it. Josh is in clinical practice at Flow Acupuncture & Apothecary in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah where he offers private herbal medicine consultations and workshops both in-person and online. Learn more about Josh Williams here: www.HerbalistJosh.com & www.TheGreenArte.com https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/an-introduction-to-plant-spirit-work

LN & Postfontaine Present: Lee Brice at Sandy Amphitheater on August 20th, 2026.

Tickets and more info: Lee Brice: Live in Concert Tickets Aug 20, 2026 Sandy, UT | Ticketmaster

Rooted in the ancestral milpa — the traditional Mesoamerican agricultural system where corn grows in relationship with beans, squash, and other companion plants — this seasonal series of workshops follows corn through its full life cycle from seed to harvest. Each class blends garden work, hands-on cooking, and cultural storytelling. Sign up for one workshop or join us for all three. No cooking experience necessary! In the second class of the series, experience the vibrant flavors of the milpa at its peak of summer growth as we harvest tender Mexican squash, squash blossoms, green beans, young corn, and other seasonal vegetables straight from our gardens to prepare a traditional seasonal soup and a bright green salsa featuring Mexico's treasured edible greens, quelites. About our instructor: Wendy is dedicated to educating people on how to prepare pre-Columbian/pre-Hispanic cuisine from the Americas, using fresh ingredients that are delicious, nutritionally balanced, and affordable. Her business, Prime Corn, offers gourmet meals that will change the way you think about Mexican food. When August 21, 2026 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM Location 629 East 800 South WCG Campus Education Cottage (Blue Building) Salt Lake City, UT 84102 
Register here https://wasatchgardens.org/index.php?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/register&id=1293&reset=1 Contact Phone: 801-359-2658 ext. 27 Email: celia@wasatchgardens.org