What's Going On in Ogden This Week?

Saturday morning on Historic 25th Street, with 200+ local vendors, produce, artisans, food trucks, and free yoga and live music.

8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Free entry for all ages.

Friday (Aug 1)

Saturday (Aug 2)

Sunday (Aug 3)

Week-long community celebration in Roy, UT (just 15 minutes from Ogden).

Events include: an art show, fishing derby, “Splash Bash” water party, night golf, salmon bake, movie in the park, pancake breakfast, car show, 5K run, fun zone for kids, 3-on-3 basketball, and more

Festivities culminate with a big parade and fireworks show on Saturday Aug 2

Most events are free

On Saturday Aug 2, enjoy free admission to select local attractions courtesy of Weber County R.A.M.P. (Recreation, Arts, Museums & Parks).

Free RAMP Saturday venues and times vary. Check the county site for details on which museums, parks, or activities are free this week.

A western-themed art exhibition at Eccles Community Art Center (2580 Jefferson Ave).

Features paintings, sculpture, and artisan Western gear from artists around Utah and the region.

Open Monday–Friday 9 AM – 5 PM, Saturday 9 AM – 3 PM. The show runs through August 4 as part of Ogden Pioneer Days.

Admission is free.

Kick off Friday evening with a guided Historic 25th Street Walking Tour at 5:30 PM (starting at Union Station to learn about Ogden’s history.

Then from 6–9 PM, downtown galleries and art venues open their doors for the First Friday Art Stroll – a free monthly arts night featuring local artists, exhibit receptions, and live entertainment.

As part of the Art Stroll, check out the Community Visual Tiny Art Show at The Local Artisan Collective (Aug 1–2, 6–10 PM) showcasing mini artworks by community members.

The Weber County Library hosts Story Fiesta (bilingual storytime in English & Spanish) on Monday at 6:00 PM at the Main Library.

This family-friendly hour includes stories, songs, and activities celebrating Latinx culture.

Free, no registration required

The popular summer concert series continues Wednesday, July 30 at Ogden Amphitheater (343 East 25th St) with indie rock band Band of Horses, plus openers Blind Pilot and Wet World.

Gates typically around 5 PM, music ~5:30–10 PM

Tickets required (Ogden Twilight shows often sell out).

Ogden’s Own Distillery hosts a summer music series on Friday nights.

This Friday (Aug 1) 6–10 PM features live music at the distillery’s outdoor venue – a laid-back 21+ atmosphere with craft cocktails

Country music fans can catch 90’s country star Jo Dee Messina live on Thursday, July 31 at 8:00 PM in Layton’s Kenley Amphitheater (approx. 20 minutes south of Ogden)

Part of Davis Arts Council’s summer concert series

The beloved Broadway musical Annie is being presented by Ogden Musical Theatre at Peery’s Egyptian Theater.

The production runs from July 25 through August 2 with evening shows (7:30 PM) and a Saturday matinee (Aug 2 at 2:00 PM).

This high-quality local production features a large cast (and even a live dog playing Sandy)

Tickets are on sale at ogdenpet.com or the theater box office.

The Broadway Musical is on stage at The Amphitheater at Barker Park in North Ogden.

Final performances are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday (July 31, Aug 1–2) at 7:30 PM.

This is an outdoor community theater production by the Broadway On The Side theater company – bring lawn chairs or blankets.

Tickets available at the gate or via their website (broadwayontheside.org).

Catch Ogden’s Pioneer League team at home all week!

The Raptors have an extended homestand July 29 – Aug 3 at Lindquist Field versus the Colorado Springs team.

Games Tuesday through Saturday start at 6:30 PM, and a Sunday matinee game starts at 1:00 PM.

Special deal: all tickets this week are just $5 general admission, thanks to a schedule change making this an extra home series.

It’s a fun, affordable night out for families or baseball fans.

See future PGA pros in action at the Utah Championship golf tournament, hosted at Ogden Golf & Country Club.

Tournament play runs Thursday July 31 through Sunday Aug 3.

Grounds passes for spectators are available (check utahchampionship.com for schedule and tickets).

This is a major stop on the Korn Ferry Tour and a chance to watch high-level golf close to home.

Drop by the Ogden Nature Center on Wednesday afternoon for a short and educational wildlife presentation.

This week’s theme (July 30, 3:45 PM) is “Revealing Reptiles”, a 20-minute program where naturalists introduce some of the center’s resident reptiles.

Free with nature center admission; great for kids. (The Nature Center, 966 W. 12th St., is also open for trails and exploring Mon–Sat.)

Monday, July 28 is Family Night at the Brigham City Pool from 5–8 PM.

It’s a bit of a drive (~30 minutes north of Ogden), but worth noting for an inexpensive evening swim.

One flat rate covers the whole family’s admission on Monday nights (check Brigham City pool for details).

The Local Artisan Collective (on Historic 25th Street) has some creative kids’ workshops this week

Pre-registration and fees required – see localartisancollective.com for info.

Taste your way through downtown Ogden on the Bites and Brews Tour Tuesday, July 29.

This guided walking tour (5:30–7:30 PM) stops at several restaurants, pubs, and breweries for samples and pairings while sharing Ogden’s culinary history.

Ticket and reservation info at otownfoodtours.com.

Immerse yourself in Ogden’s history and food scene on Saturday, Aug 2 with the Taste of Ogden walking tour.

From 1:15–4:15 PM, a guide will lead you down Historic 25th Street, with stops to try local eats and learn historical tidbits about the city.

Registration required via otownfoodtours.com

Chocolate lovers, don’t miss this pop-up event at Queen Bee Giftery (270 25th St) on Tuesday, July 29 at 7:30 PM.

The Great Chocolate Roadtrip brings artisan chocolatiers to town – you’ll sample a variety of craft chocolates and hear the stories behind them.

Tickets/RSVP may be needed (check Queen Bee on social media). It’s a unique chance to indulge your sweet tooth while supporting small chocolate makers.