Stuff To Do In Utah (11/05): Disney On Ice Presents Find Your Hero

Don't Miss This Week

Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero takes over Delta Center this week with multiple performances — the kind of big, loud, unmistakably kid-powered outing that fills the arena every November.

Thursday, November 5

For teens: The library's teen spaces host a run of low-key hangouts tonight — an Intro to Dungeons and Dragons session for curious newcomers, a Teen Rainbow Alliance meetup for LGBTQIA+ teens and allies, and a Button Pumpkins craft night with a fall take-home project.

Younger kids get their own corner: Read with Harley lets early readers practice aloud with a calm therapy dog, and Cuentos en Español brings Spanish-language stories and songs for little ones.

In Provo, BYU Women's Soccer hosts Arizona State in a home conference match.

Friday, November 6

Park City marks a milestone as Kimball Art Center throws its 50th Birthday Bash, an evening gathering for an institution that's shaped the town's arts scene for half a century.

Live music: the library's free First Friday Concert with Aspen Winds offers a chamber-music alternative to the night's bigger bill — Donavon Frankenreiter with Band of Heathens at The Complex.

Ski season gets its unofficial kickoff with Warren Miller's Days Off at The Depot, a long-running Utah tradition for anyone counting down to first chair.

More:

• Families can catch A Little Gratitude, a Lot of Magic!, a seasonal live magic show at the library.
• BYU Men's Basketball hosts Nebraska Omaha in Provo.

Saturday, November 7

Hands-on and curious: the library rounds out the weekend with DIY Plushies, a Family STEAM session extracting DNA from strawberries, and Open Origami with a master paper-folding artist — three different ways to make something with your hands.

Fans of LitRPG and dungeon-crawling fiction have their own corner at Dungeon Crawler Carl, a niche but devoted fandom meetup.

Tuesday, November 10

Theater night: the touring stage adaptation of The Outsiders opens at Eccles Theater, while Little Women opens at a community theater in Centerville for a more local-scale literary option.

For something stranger: NHMU hosts Dinos & Dice, a Jurassic-themed tabletop RPG one-shot after hours among the dinosaur bones, and On Cinema's "Five Bags of Popcorn" Tour brings its cult-comedy weirdness to The Depot.

Also downtown, the Utah Jazz host the Miami Heat at Delta Center.

Wednesday, November 11

AEW's Dynamite & Collision doubleheader lands at the Maverik Center, a rare chance to catch pro wrestling's TV tapings live in West Valley City.

Elsewhere, there's a quieter option: a BASKET Concert at 6:30 p.m.

Thursday, November 12

The Outsiders continues its run at Eccles Theater.

Friday, November 13

Two national headliners land the same night: comedian Chelsea Handler brings her High and Mighty Tour to Kingsbury Hall, while theatrical metal act Gwar plays with Midnight in Salt Lake City.

Saturday, November 14

Sports doubleheader: BYU Football hosts Baylor in a Big 12 matchup in Provo, and the Utah Mammoth host the San Jose Sharks for a Saturday night NHL game downtown.

At UMOCA, artist Aurélien Dougé presents Untitled (Steel Bar), a performance piece followed by an artist talk.

More:

• Esports fans can catch the Worlds Finals Watch Party for Clash of Clans in West Valley City.

Sunday, November 15

NHMU observes Native American Heritage Month with a community celebration, a worthwhile civic stop for the month.

Sunday music: the Sunday Concert Series presents Geralynn Giovanetti for a lower-key afternoon listen, while genre-blurring bassist Thundercat headlines The Complex later that night.

More:

• The Utah Jazz close out the weekend against the San Antonio Spurs at Delta Center.

All Week

• A second Little Women production runs at a local community theater.
• Utah Utes Women's Basketball hosts Colorado State in Salt Lake City.
• Teens can learn a practical craft at Teen: Leather Stamping.
• Beginners can get free lessons through the University Piano Outreach Program.
• Little ones can move and make a craft at Yoga Storytime.
• Young readers can practice with a canine audience at Doggie Read With Me.
• Neighbors can give back at the Red Cross Blood Drive.
• Families can get a head start on the holiday with Take & Make: Pilgrim Hat.