Things to Do in Ogden, UT
Ogden, Utah, a city founded in 1846 with a population of about 87,000, currently lists around 50 upcoming events, including about 16 in the next 30 days. Approximately 10% of these listings are free. The programme is dominated by Sports & Fitness events, which account for about 20 listings, followed by Theater & Performing Arts with 16 entries. Concerts & Live Music make up about 10 of the total, while Community & Social and Nightlife & Clubbing events appear twice and once respectively. Major venues hosting these activities include Swenson Gym, Stewart Stadium, Peery's Egyptian Theatre, The Monarch, Wiseguys Comedy Cafe - Ogden, and Weber State University - Val A Browning Center for the Performing Arts. Notable performers scheduled to appear include A Christmas Carol, Weber State Wildcats Football, Weber State Wildcats Women's Basketball, The Nutcracker, and Chris Munch. Readers planning their month should note that free options are limited compared to paid tickets.
City facts
- Population
- 87,321 (2020)
- Elevation
- 1,310 m
- Founded
- 1846
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Frequently asked questions about events in Ogden
- How many events in Ogden are free?
- About 10% of the listed events in Ogden are free. The exact number changes daily as new listings are added.
- Which venues host the most events in this city?
- The venues with the most upcoming listings are Swenson Gym, Stewart Stadium, Peery's Egyptian Theatre, The Monarch, Wiseguys Comedy Cafe - Ogden, and Weber State University - Val A Browning Center for the Performing Arts.
- What is the most common type of event listed?
- Sports & Fitness events are the most common type, with about 20 listings. Theater & Performing Arts follows with 16 entries, and Concerts & Live Music has about 10.
- Who are some of the performers with upcoming dates?
- Performers with upcoming dates include A Christmas Carol, Weber State Wildcats Football, Weber State Wildcats Women's Basketball, The Nutcracker, and Chris Munch.