Hey neighbors!!

How did everyone enjoy fall break? Did any of you make it to the Scarecrow Festival or Saturday's Scarecrow 5K? Hope the kids had a chance to enjoy the Halloween activities at Traverse Mountain, too. It's been nice having all these fall activities around town, and we'd love to hear what your family enjoyed most last week!

There are more plans to look forward to this week! Clue continues at the Lehi Arts Center, and the Lehi Silver Band has a free Halloween concert on Tuesday. Thanksgiving Point is also hosting Día de los Muertos on Saturday, with music, dancing, and cultural activities. For the kids, there are pumpkin-themed activities at the Museum of Natural Curiosity and some creepy-crawly fun at Butterfly Biosphere on Friday. Have a great week, neighbors!

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Clue at Lehi Arts Center – A murder mystery with plenty of laughs is taking the stage in Lehi! Follow a colorful cast of suspects as they try to solve a mysterious crime in this stage adaptation of the classic board game. It's a fun option for a date night or an evening out with friends. Children under 4 are not admitted. Get tickets here.
Date/Time: Today–Tue, Oct. 19–20; Thu–Sat, Oct. 22–24 · 7:30 PM
Location: Lehi Arts Center, 685 N. Center St., Lehi, UT 84043

Lehi Silver Band Halloween Mini-Concert – Get into the Halloween spirit with an evening of live music from Lehi's own Silver Band! This longtime community band is putting on a free Halloween concert, giving families and music lovers a chance to enjoy a local performance without purchasing tickets.
Date/Time: Tue, Oct. 20 · 7:00 PM
Location: Willowcreek Middle School, 2275 W. 300 N., Lehi, UT 84043

Día de los Muertos at Thanksgiving Point – Celebrate Día de los Muertos with a full day of music, traditional dancing, art, and cultural activities at Thanksgiving Point! Families can explore beautiful ofrendas honoring loved ones, enjoy mariachi performances, make crafts, and learn about the traditions behind this meaningful celebration. Tickets are $16 for adults, $5 for children ages 3–12, and free for ages 2 and under.
Date/Time: Sat, Oct. 24 · 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Location: Show Barn at Thanksgiving Point, 2476 Sycamore Ln., Lehi, UT 84048

Big Jack's World at Outlets at Traverse Mountain – Take a walk through a giant pumpkin wonderland at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain! Explore larger-than-life pumpkin creations, whimsical characters, and creative Halloween displays, including pumpkin animals and a towering jack-o'-lantern king. It's a free fall outing for families looking to enjoy the season and take a few fun photos.
Date/Time: Today, Oct. 19–Sun, Oct. 25 · Display Runs Through Oct. 31
Location: Outlets at Traverse Mountain, 3700 N. Cabelas Blvd., Lehi, UT 84048

Pumpkin Glow Nights at Thanksgiving Point – Bring the kids in costume for an evening of pumpkin-themed activities at the Museum of Natural Curiosity! Little visitors can help prepare a pretend pumpkin harvest, send pumpkins down a railway, and enjoy hands-on crafts, stories, and playful challenges inspired by Thomas & Friends. The activities are included with regular admission and free for Thanksgiving Point members.
Date/Time: Wed, Oct. 21 · 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
Location: Museum of Natural Curiosity, 3605 Garden Dr., Lehi, UT 84048

Parenting With Love & Logic – Parenting young children comes with plenty of challenging moments, and this four-week class at the Lehi Legacy Center offers practical ways to handle them. Designed for parents of children from birth through age 6, the course covers everyday parenting challenges and includes a workbook. Registration is $42 for residents and $50 for nonresidents.
Date/Time: Wed, Oct. 21 · 6:00 PM–7:30 PM (Continues Oct. 28, Nov. 4 & 11)
Location: Lehi Legacy Center, 123 N. Center St., Lehi, UT 84043

Creatures of the Night at Butterfly Biosphere – Ready to meet some creepy crawlies? Head to Butterfly Biosphere for roach races, live tarantula feedings, an arachnid education station, and a Courage Cave Challenge. Kids can even come in costume and join the dance parties at 6:30 and 7:45 PM. Activities are included with regular admission and free for Thanksgiving Point members.
Date/Time: Fri, Oct. 23 · 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
Location: Butterfly Biosphere, 3003 N. Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT 84048

Lehi Neighbors Rally to Support Families at Primary Children's: A monthlong donation drive organized by Lehi Free Press brought toys, blankets, snacks, and everyday essentials to the Ronald McDonald House Family Room at Primary Children's Hospital in Lehi. The space supports approximately 3,000 families annually, offering meals, rest areas, and a place to recharge while their children receive care. Although the drive ended October 1, residents can still help by donating supplies or volunteering to prepare meals.

Lehi to Launch Free Doorstep Hazardous Waste Collection December 1: Lehi residents will soon have an easier way to dispose of household hazardous waste without leaving home. Starting December 1, the city will launch Waste Management's At Your Door Special Collection pilot program, offering free pickup of items like paint, batteries, chemicals, and electronics for residents with regular garbage service. The city is working out registration details, with more information on requesting collection kits expected before the program begins.

Lehi Planning Commission Meeting – Oct. 22  – Thursday, Oct. 22, beginning at 7:00 PM in the Lehi City Council Chambers, 131 N. 100 E., Lehi. The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on proposed developments and zoning changes, including the Karren Estates subdivision, a rezoning request near 1840 N. 2300 W., the Clark Meadows development, and updates to the city's Development Code. Residents can attend to learn more about proposed changes affecting the community. View the official meeting agenda here.

Halloween week is bringing plenty of reasons to get dressed up around Lehi from October 19–25! Take the little ones pumpkin hunting at a neighborhood farm, or spend a chilly Saturday evening listening to ghost stories inside a century-old museum. Whether you're planning family time or a spooky night out with friends, these two local spots are worth checking out.

Place: Evans Family Farm
Address: 2600 W Main St, Lehi, UT 84043

Bring the kids in their favorite costumes and enjoy a little Halloween fun at this family-run Lehi farm. With pumpkins scattered around and a laid-back country setting, it's a sweet spot for family photos and fall memories. The little ones can enjoy the fresh air while you take in the changing colors of the season.

Keep an eye out for colorful pumpkins, friendly farm animals, and a play area for younger visitors. Previous seasons have offered free admission, with pumpkins available for purchase. Check the farm's latest hours and activities before heading over, especially if you're planning a Saturday visit.

Place: Hutchings Museum
Address: 55 N Center St, Lehi, UT 84043

Grab a friend or your favorite spooky-season date and spend Saturday evening exploring the mysterious side of Lehi's history. The locally operated Hutchings Museum is opening its doors after dark for an evening of ghost stories and haunting tales. With dimly lit exhibits and more than a century of history surrounding you, it's a cozy way to enjoy a little Halloween suspense indoors.

Come for the Ghost Stories event on Saturday, October 24, anytime between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM. You'll explore the exhibits with storytellers sharing eerie local legends and mysteries from the past. Tickets are $8 for adults, and you can purchase them online or at the door before heading inside.