Salt Lake City, Utah, bursts with vibrant events in June 2025, offering something for everyone—from art lovers and theater buffs to families and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re seeking cultural immersion, community connection, or just a fun night out, here’s a curated list of the top events to experience in SLC this June.
1. Yoga in the Park (Every Sunday, June 1–29, 8–9 AM)
Kick off your Sundays with Yoga in the Park at Jefferson Park. These free, hour-long yoga classes, hosted by Full Circle Yoga & Therapy, welcome all skill levels. Certified instructors guide participants through inclusive sessions in a serene outdoor setting, perfect for stretching, breathing, and connecting with nature. Classes run every Sunday in June (and July) from 8–9 AM, weather permitting. Don’t forget to sign the on-site waiver before joining the fun. Bring your mat and find your zen!
2. Pop-Verse: A Fan Art Collection (May 1–June 1)
Geek culture enthusiasts won’t want to miss Pop-Verse: A Fan Art Collection at Urban Arts Gallery, running through June 1. This annual exhibit showcases local artists’ fan art inspired by Star Wars, Marvel, DC Comics, and other sci-fi and fantasy franchises. The diverse, vibrant collection appeals to fans of all ages. Catch the artist reception during the gallery stroll on May 16 from 6–9 PM. Admission is free, making it a must-visit for pop culture lovers.
3. Finding Neverland (May 5–June 14)
Experience the regional premiere of Finding Neverland at HALE Centre Theatre. This enchanting Broadway musical tells the heartwarming story of J.M. Barrie’s inspiration for Peter Pan, sparked by a chance meeting with a young mother and her imaginative sons. With soul-stirring music and a whimsical narrative, this production is a theatrical treasure. Performances run through June 14 on the magical Centre Stage—don’t miss this chance to fly to Neverland!
4. Woodland Fairy Festival 2025 (May 17–June 28)
Step into a magical world at the Woodland Fairy Festival at Gardner Village. Discover fairy houses, hidden fairy doors, and life-size fairy wings scattered throughout charming woodland gardens. Enjoy Saturday parades, fairy tea parties, pony rides, train rides, art camps, and even a fairy-themed escape room. Shop at boutiques, dine at restaurants, or relax at the spa. This whimsical festival runs through June 28, offering enchantment for all ages.
5. SoJo Summerfest 2025 (June 3–7)
South Jordan’s biggest celebration, SoJo Summerfest, brings a week of family-friendly fun from June 3–7. Expect a lively parade, kite-flying, games, an artisan vendor market, food trucks, a carnival, and a petting zoo. This vibrant festival is the perfect way to kick off summer with community spirit and endless entertainment.
6. Salt Lake Speaks: Slam Poetry Exhibition (June 6, 7–10 PM)
Feel the power of words at Salt Lake Speaks, a free slam poetry event at the Eccles Theater Grand Lobby on June 6. Ten local poets will share their soul-stirring truths, spilling out onto the Main Street sidewalk as part of the Steppin’ on Main summer series. This electrifying evening of spoken word is a must for poetry lovers and those seeking raw, emotional performances.
7. Fairy Tea Party 2025 (June 6–28)
Join the Fairy Tea Party at Gardner Village’s Mill Plaza, held alongside the Woodland Fairy Festival. Savor a delightful spread while fairies entertain, and feel free to dress in your finest fairy attire. Seatings are at 9:30 AM (check-in at 9:15 AM) on select dates in June. Tickets are $30 per person, with kids under two free if seated on an adult’s lap. It’s a magical dining experience for fairy enthusiasts!
8. Salt Lake City’s Open Streets 2025 (Fridays, 2 PM–2 AM)
Every Friday in June, Salt Lake City’s Open Streets transforms Main Street (South Temple to 400 South) into a pedestrian-friendly hub from 2 PM to 2 AM. Stroll through vibrant downtown, explore local shops, and enjoy delicious food while soaking in the community atmosphere. This event celebrates SLC’s culture and supports local businesses, making it a perfect Friday outing.
9. Sandy’s Movies in the Park 2025 (June 6, 7:30 PM)
Grab a blanket and head to America First Field for Sandy’s Movies in the Park on June 6. This free outdoor screening features The Princess Bride, starting at 7:30 PM (doors open at 6:30 PM). It’s a family-friendly evening under the stars, perfect for enjoying a classic film with friends and loved ones.
10. Tarzan – The Musical (June 6–16)
Swing into summer with Tarzan – The Musical at Herriman’s Butterfield Park. This outdoor production, complete with a live pit orchestra, tells the story of Tarzan’s journey from jungle orphan to discovering his human heritage. With Phil Collins’ iconic score and stunning choreography, it’s a captivating show about identity and love. Performances run June 6–16 under the Pavilion—dress for the weather and prepare for a wild adventure!
11. Utah Pride Festival (June 7–8)
The Utah Pride Festival returns to Washington and Library Square on June 7–8, hosted by the Utah Pride Center. One of the largest Pride festivals in the country, it offers a safe, celebratory space for the LGBTQ+ community and allies. Enjoy live performances, vendors, and community connection from 11 AM–10:30 PM on Saturday and 12–7 PM on Sunday. Don’t miss the Utah Pride Parade on June 8 from 10 AM–1 PM, drawing nearly 150,000 spectators for a vibrant display of radical love.
12. 33rd Annual Art in Pilar’s Garden (June 7–8)
Celebrate local art at the 33rd Annual Art in Pilar’s Garden on June 7–8 from 4–9 PM. This event features works by artists like Jeffrey Anderson, Barbara Busch, and Pilar Pobil, displayed in a stunning garden setting. Shop at the Pilar’s Garden shop and immerse yourself in creativity during this two-day art showcase.
13. 48th Utah Asian Festival (June 7)
The 48th Utah Asian Festival at Utah State Fairpark on June 7 (11 AM–8 PM) celebrates Utah’s diverse Asian communities. Enjoy 25+ food vendors, 55+ performances on two stages, children’s activities, and a marketplace with 70+ cultural and artisan vendors. This free event is a vibrant opportunity to connect with Utah’s Asian heritage and build community.
14. Holi Festival of Colors (June 7)
Join the Holi Festival of Colors on June 7 from 4–9 PM for a colorful celebration of music, dance, and community. Featuring live performances by the Namrock Band, vegan and vegetarian food trucks, yoga, and iconic color throws, this event is a joyful way to embrace spring’s vibrancy and share free hugs!
15. Los Muros on Main: Midvale City Mural Festival (June 7, 4–9 PM)
Immerse yourself in creativity at the Los Muros on Main: Midvale City Mural Festival on June 7. Watch live mural painting, enjoy music, food trucks, and a beer garden hosted by 2 Row Brewing. With over 40 murals already adorning Midvale’s Main Street, this event transforms blank walls into vibrant art, celebrating community and diversity.
16. Downtown Farmers Market (Saturdays)
The Downtown Farmers Market returns for its 34th year every Saturday in June at Pioneer Park. Shop fresh local produce, grass-fed meats, dairy, honey, and artisan goods from Utah’s small farms and businesses. This beloved summer tradition is a great way to support local vendors and enjoy SLC’s vibrant community vibe.
17. Blooming with Pride (June 13)
Blooming with Pride on June 13 celebrates the LGBTQ+ community through botanical art, hands-on activities, and a collaborative community art piece. Held at Red Butte Garden, this event draws parallels between the resilience of plants and the strength of shared history. It’s a joyful day of creativity and connection for all.
18. Adult Night Out – 90s Prom (June 13, 7:30–10 PM)
Relive the 90s at the Adult Night Out – 90s Prom on June 13. Dance to a live DJ spinning iconic 90s hits, join themed activities, and compete in a costume contest dressed as your favorite 90s icon. This adults-only throwback party promises a nostalgic, fun-filled evening.
19. 2025 Utah Scottish Festival and Highland Games (June 13–15)
Celebrate Scottish heritage at the 2025 Utah Scottish Festival and Highland Games from June 13–15. Enjoy bagpipes, drums, Highland athletics, and dance, plus Celtic vendors and clan booths. This lively weekend at the Utah State Fairpark is perfect for immersing yourself in Scottish culture.
20. Annie (June 13–21)
The South Jordan Arts Council presents Annie from June 13–21 at Sandbox Theatre. Follow the spirited orphan Annie as she navigates the challenges of Miss Hannigan and finds a home with Oliver Warbucks. With eight performances, including matinees on Saturdays, this classic musical is a heartwarming treat for all ages.
21. CRAFT: Paint Night Date Night w/ Italian Mosaico (June 13, 7–9 PM)
Get creative at the CRAFT: Paint Night Date Night on June 13, inspired by The Leonardo’s Italian Mosaico Exhibit. Local artist Louise Fischman guides participants in creating a custom tile trivet with a wood frame. This hands-on workshop is perfect for a unique date night or artistic evening.
22. Friday the 13th at Nightmare on 13th (June 13, 7–11:30 PM)
Thrill-seekers, don’t miss Friday the 13th at Nightmare on 13th on June 13. Utah’s legendary haunted house opens for one night only, featuring the Nightmare Haunted House and The Institute of Terror. Expect new scares, spooky photo ops, and a chilling courtyard experience. Tickets are limited, so grab them early!
23. Big Cottonwood Canyon Brew Fest 2025 (June 14–15)
Savor summer at the Big Cottonwood Canyon Brew Fest at Solitude on June 14–15. Enjoy live music, tasty food, and craft beers from Utah breweries like Bewilder Brewing and Uinta Brewing. Admission is free, with $20 for a mug and four drink tickets. This two-day, all-ages event is a must for beer lovers.
24. 2025 Utah Arts Festival (June 19–22)
The Utah Arts Festival returns June 19–22, transforming downtown SLC into a hub of creativity. Enjoy performances by Leftover Salmon, Robert Randolph, Souls of Mischief, and more, plus 170+ visual artists, street theater, live graffiti murals, and a Kids Art Yard. With discounted tickets on Thursday and family-friendly activities, it’s Utah’s largest outdoor arts event.
25. Salt Lake Juneteenth Celebration (June 19, 12–10 PM)
Celebrate freedom and culture at the 5th Annual Salt Lake City Juneteenth Celebration on June 19. Hosted by Beloved Community, this all-day event features Black voices, artists, and businesses through performances, showcases, and community connection. It’s a vibrant tribute to resilience and joy.
26. Midvale Arts Council Summer Concert Series (June 20 & 27)
Enjoy free concerts at the Midvale Arts Council Summer Concert Series at Midvale City Park on June 20 (The Groove) and June 27 (Channel Z). Bring a picnic, lawn chairs, and blankets for a family-friendly evening of music, starting at 7 PM.
27. Salt Lake City Water Lantern Festival (June 21, 6:30–10:30 PM)
The Salt Lake City Water Lantern Festival on June 21 at Sugar House Park is a magical evening of light and community. Enjoy food trucks, music, activities, and thousands of lanterns illuminating the night with messages of love and hope. Tickets sell fast, so secure yours early!
28. Botanical Alchemy 40th Anniversary Garden Party (June 21, 6–10 PM)
Celebrate nature at the Botanical Alchemy 40th Anniversary Garden Party at Red Butte Garden on June 21. This progressive dining experience, inspired by the elements of Earth, Fire, Water, and Air, includes drinks, live entertainment, and botanically inspired delights. It’s an enchanting evening of wonder and flavor.
29. Utah Festival Ballet: Coppelia (June 23, 2 PM & 7:30 PM)
Experience the charm of Coppelia by Utah Festival Ballet on June 23 at Mid Valley Performing Arts Center. With two shows at 2 PM and 7:30 PM, this delightful ballet tells a whimsical story through stunning dance, perfect for all ages.
30. Taylorsville Dayzz 2025 (June 26–28)
Wrap up June with Taylorsville Dayzz from June 26–28. Enjoy a parade, concerts, carnival rides, food booths, a car show, a 5K, and spectacular fireworks. This beloved community event is the perfect way to celebrate summer in SLC.
31. Utah Blues Festival 2025 (June 27–28)
Get groovin’ at the Utah Blues Festival on June 27–28 at the Gallivan Center. Featuring artists like Kenny Neal and Ana Popovic, plus free workshops, food trucks, and vendors, this family-friendly event showcases the best of blues music in a vibrant setting.
June 2025 in Salt Lake City is packed with diverse, exciting events that celebrate art, culture, community, and creativity. Whether you’re practicing yoga, exploring fairy gardens, or dancing at a 90s prom, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Mark your calendars and dive into the fun!
