Things to do in Salt Lake City this weekend
11 listings pulled together for Salt Lake City.
Nov 6–8, 202611 eventsThe whole month in one page: 76 listings in Salt Lake City for November 2026, grouped by week, each with its time, venue and price in the same order.
A fun storytime that encourages playful interactions between little ones and their caregivers.
Join us for a free international film series in the Main Library auditorium. All movies will include English subtitles.
Come practice your English with us! ¡Vengan a practicar el inglés con nosotros!
Kids can practice reading with help from a friendly, furry friend! Sit and read to a trained assistance dog in a relaxing, no-pressure setting. Held the 2nd Tuesday of each month.
Welcome to the Poetry Writing Group! Together we'll learn about reading, writing, and publishing poetry. Beginners are welcome.
A new monthly club for PokéManiacs! Kids and tweens up to age 12 can hang out, trade cards, and do a fun Pokémon-themed activity.
Stories, rhymes, and fun to help kids get ready to read!
Tweens ages 9–13 can learn video game coding using Fiero Code, a free online software. This six-session workshop is perfect for beginners, no experience needed. Registration required!
Alphabet Soup is an inclusive, safe, weekly hangout for LGBTQ+ teens and teen allies.
A fun storytime that encourages playful interactions between little ones and their caregivers.
A fun storytime that encourages playful interactions between little ones and their caregivers.
A fun storytime that encourages playful interactions between little ones and their caregivers.
Come practice your English with us! ¡Vengan a practicar el inglés con nosotros! These meetings will be held at the UNP Partnership Center, 1578 W 1700 S Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Stories, songs, and rhymes for the whole family in this weekly storytime.
Each week, mental health professional Nick Steffens, CMHC-I, will present a new topic, followed by a group discussion. Participants are encouraged to suggest topics they would like to explore.
Toys, friends, and more! This is a casual playtime for babies, toddlers, and preschool-age children. Drop in anytime between 11am and 11:45am.
Stories, rhymes, and fun to help kids get ready to read!
A monthly club for tweens in 3rd–6th grade. Together, we'll discuss that month’s graphic novel, while everyone enjoys snacks, crafts, and trivia.
Strengthen your daily health practices with yoga instructor Julieta! We'll practice some simple stretches and discuss ways you can improve your overall wellness. Limited yoga mats available.
Crochet or knit with our Yarn social group! Share your current project or start a new one while meeting new friends who also dabble in the yarn arts.
A fun storytime that encourages playful interactions between little ones and their caregivers.
Want help with research or just want to explore your latest special interest? Our librarians are available during these open office hours to help you dig into the archives.
Members can find great deals on used hardbacks, paperbacks, picture books, nonfiction, teen fiction, movies, and more. Money raised at Friends sales helps fund Library programs and resources.
Stories, rhymes, and fun to help kids get ready to read!
Chat with new friends while working on fiber arts projects. Bring your own supplies or borrow some basics from the Library (while supplies last). Yarn Y'all meets every Thursday on the 4th floor.
Mindfulness and movement for everybody! Free yoga classes on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, suitable for both beginners and seasoned yogis. Be sure to bring your own mat and plenty of water!
A fun storytime that encourages playful interactions between little ones and their caregivers.
It's time to make stuff! All ages can stop by to try out a variety of creative crafts and art forms.
Join us for stories, rhymes, and fun to help kids get ready to read!
Toys, friends, and more! This is a casual playtime for babies, toddlers, and preschool-age children. Drop in anytime between 10am–Noon.
Tune in, Talk More, Take Turns! · Conéctese, Converse Más, Comparta Turnos! · Playtime is an unstructured time to play with toys and make new friends!
Tune in, Talk More, Take Turns! Conéctese, Converse Más, Comparta Turnos! Drop in for this weekly playtime · Playtime is an unstructured time to play with toys and make new friends!
Let’s tackle the 30 Books Adult Reading Challenge together! Each month features a new reading prompt. Choose a book that fits the theme, then join us on 3rd Saturdays to share what you've read.
Students taking the ACT test in 2026–27 can get ready in these collaborative study sessions led by University students from the Bennion Center. Study sessions happen most Saturdays, 2–4pm.
Local artists perform or present short works in a variety of media, including music, dance, film, and spoken word. Held the third Sunday of each month.
Bilingual 3D design and printing workshop for kids age 10+. Each Monday, Oct 5–Nov 9. Taller bilingüe de diseño e impresión 3D para niños de 10 años en adelante. Cada lunes, del 5 de oct – 9 de nov.
Bring friends and family for a monthly arts & crafts night at Anderson-Foothill! This is an activity for all ages and all abilities, supplies will be provided.
In this book club, we’ll read and discuss books from all sorts of genres, including contemporary literature, classic novels, historical fiction, narrative nonfiction, and more!
Afternoon flicks at Foothill! We'll screen recent and classic movies on the 3rd Monday of each month from March to December.
Get in touch with your mind and body in this beginner-friendly yoga class. Instructor Sarah Kelley leads a vinyasa flow style that blends traditional yoga poses with mobility and strengthening work.
A friendly introduction to Dungeons & Dragons for first-timers, led by an experienced player. Held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month.
Alphabet Soup is an inclusive, safe, weekly hangout for LGBTQ+ teens and teen allies. Build new friendships through conversations, gaming, casual activities, and more!
Explore the intersection of civic and cinema history as film historians and scholars present and discuss the patriotic film series "Old Glory," (1936–1940). Free; registration required for each week.
Students taking the ACT test in 2026–27 can get ready in these collaborative study sessions led by University students from the Bennion Center. Study sessions happen most Thursdays, 4–6pm
This book club examines contemporary socio-political issues through nonfiction books, thought-provoking questions, and civil discourse. Held on select Mondays and the last Tuesday of each month.
A book club for adults who are new to reading. We take turns reading from the same book and talk about the book as we go along.
A new book club for adults! Make friends, have a snack, and read and discuss a new book each month. Click for the book schedule! Copies of the next month’s book will be given out at each meeting.
Talk about new or classic books with friends and neighbors. This book club meets at the Sweet Branch Meeting Room on the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Celebrate those who have passed on in the finale of our festival series. Join us for dance and mariachi performances, pan de muerto bread, champurrado chocolate drink, and café de olla coffee.
All ages are welcome to drop in and play boardgames any time between 5–8pm. Play old favorites or learn fun new games! Feel free to bring complete, gently used board games to donate.
6th–9th graders can practice reading and comprehension skills together by reading short stories, novellas, and other texts. Participants will read aloud, build vocabulary, and explore different works!
Kids can practice reading with help from a friendly, furry friend! Sit and read to a trained assistance dog in a relaxing, no-pressure setting. Held the 1st Tuesday of each month.
Alphabet Soup is an inclusive, safe, weekly hangout for LGBTQ+ teens and teen allies.
In these drop-in clinics, Members of the U of U and Westminster admissions offices can answer questions and help students and their families get started with the application process.
Kids can practice reading with help from a friendly, furry friend! Sit and read to a trained assistance dog in a relaxing, no-pressure setting. Held the 1st Wednesday of each month.
A mystery/crime book club for amateur sleuths, armchair detectives, and forensic fanatics! This club meets at the Sprague Branch on the 1st Thursday of each month.
Every 1st Saturday of the month at 11am, kids and their caregivers are welcome to enjoy a fun and interactive bilingual (Spanish/English) Storytime.
Kids and families can do hands-on Science-Technology-Engineering-Art-Math (STEAM) activities with Westminster University scientists. Held the 1st Saturday of each month.
A collaborative group for zinesters, artists, and creatives! Using the Library's zine collection as inspiration, we'll be collaborating to create our own zines.
Tween STEAM is a time for tweens ages 10–12 to explore some tech at the Sprague Branch. We'll meet the 2nd Monday of each month from 4–5:30pm. Registration is required.
The UMFA will show kids & teens how to make textiles and landscapes with yarn painting. Participants will see examples of this work, originating from the Huichol culture of Mexico, and make their own!
Find great deals on used hardbacks, paperbacks, picture books, nonfiction, teen fiction, movies, and more. Money raised at Friends of The City Library sales helps fund Library programs and resources.
In these drop-in clinics, Members of the U of U and Westminster admissions offices can answer questions and help students and their families get started with the application process.
A virtual club for cookbooks and all things food! Meet on Zoom for a fun chat and inspiration for your kitchen adventures. November's theme: As American as Apple Pie. Registration is required.
Join us for a monthly book club for tweens ages 8–12. Discuss each month's graphic novel pick and enjoy snacks, crafts, and trivia.
Kids and families can learn owl info and falcon facts in this presentation from HawkWatch International. Let your curiosity soar as you meet real-life raptors!
Opening reception for "I Pulled My Shadow Into The Meadow, With The Sun," by Caro Nilsson. Exhibit runs from November 14, 2026–January 8, 2027.
Opening reception for "Internalities," quilts, fiber art, and sculpture, by Rachel Pernick & Teasha Luu. Exhibit runs from November 14, 2026–January 8, 2027.
Parliamo Italiano! You can practice speaking Italian and discuss Italian culture with native speakers in a friendly setting. Folks of all experience levels are welcome at this monthly get-together.
Opening reception for Under Our Feet, artwork by Keersten Jensen. Exhibit runs from November 14–December 26.
In these drop-in clinics, Members of the U of U and Westminster admissions offices can answer questions and help students and their families get started with the application process.
Parliamo Italiano! You can practice speaking Italian and discuss Italian culture with native speakers in a friendly setting. Folks of all experience levels are welcome at this monthly get-together.
Get your game on and go play at the Library! We'll have a variety of classic and new-to-you tabletop & card games for all ages. Stay the whole time or drop in at your leisure.
Celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights, with South-Asian music and dance performances, activities, food, and a ceremonial lighting of diyas – lamps to ward off darkness.
11 listings pulled together for Salt Lake City.
Nov 6–8, 202611 events10 listings pulled together for Salt Lake City.
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