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Bingo Night
An all-ages bingo night run by the Youth Council, usually in January. Expect a ton of prizes, food, fun, and laughter — grand prizes have reached into the hundreds of dollars. Come grab all the prizes and food you can.
Events
The yearly events that bring Bluffdale together
These are some of the big ones, held every year — but there’s always something fun happening each month. For the full, up-to-date list, check the city calendar.
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Youth Dance
A dance at Bluffdale City Hall made just for teens to meet new people and have a good time. DJ Clint is usually there to keep the floor moving. Invite every youth you know and come dance.
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Lion’s Club Easter Egg Hunt
Egg hunts for all ages plus activities for everyone. Meet the Easter Bunny, eat some candy, and enjoy the spring weather. There are plenty of prizes to win and eggs to find, held around Easter each year.
Love Where You Live
This is where the city gets showcased. Booths fill the park telling you about Bluffdale organizations — Youth Council, City Council, Bluffdale Arts, Healthy Bluffdale, and more. There are food trucks and activities all around, so come get some free swag.
Old West Days
The event of the year — Bluffdale’s summer festival, usually in August. Bands and performers play in City Park, with activity booths around the trading post. Play games, earn tickets, win prizes, and find plenty of food and people to talk to. Seriously, just show up and enjoy yourself.
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Rodeo
With a newly upgraded arena, the rodeo brings out the cowboy in everyone — bull riding, lassoing, and horse shows, plus vendors, music, and sometimes swing dancing. A great time to connect with Bluffdale’s roots and pick up a cowboy hat.
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Trunk-or-Treat
Costumes and candy everywhere. People bring decorated booths and car trunks from across Bluffdale — the Youth Council, City Council, Bluffdale royalty, and more. Plenty of treats and fun for everyone, usually in October.
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Santa and the Lights
All Christmas cheer — hot cocoa, cookies, and activities all around, plus a tree lighting, photos, and booths for all ages. There are usually great performances too. Keep your eyes peeled at the end of November or beginning of December.