Find something to do this week, and go as you are.

A night of climbing films with a crowd that climbs; easy to come alone and easy to talk to the person next to you.

A 50-minute first taste of bachata for adults; no partner, no experience.

A touring modern dance company that rarely comes through Salt Lake; a seat is the whole ask.

A West Coast Swing night inside Edison House, a private downtown social club opened for the evening: a beginner class at 6, open dancing 7 to 10, nonmembers welcome if they preregister.

A free drop-in drawing night at the art museum, open to every experience level.

An evening with four local scientists talking about their work, at the Natural History Museum.

A weekly swing dance to a DJ at Ballroom Utah. Salt City Swing's own words: "no experience or partner required", and they keep a named safety team.

A walk-through lantern festival at the State Fairpark, nightly from November 20 to January 10.

Tracy Aviary's lights walk in Liberty Park, nightly from November 20 to January 3, with Santa in a life-size gingerbread house from 6 to 8.

The skate loop opens for the season and the holiday tree gets lit the same evening, with cookies and cocoa at 6pm.

The community radio station's birthday party: live bands, food trucks and a room full of people who already have something in common.

The winter farmers market: local food and the kind of crowd you can talk to, no ticket, no plan needed.

Gardner Village's free holiday shopping village in West Jordan, Monday to Saturday through New Year's Eve.

Three hours from zero to dancing bachata; partners rotate, so coming alone is the normal way to come.

Light installations and projection mapping on an old building, with a night market and live music; wander at your own pace.

Seth Meyers brings a live stand-up set to Kingsbury Hall on the U campus.

Wasatch Contras' third-Saturday contra dance, with a beginner session at 7 before the dance at 7:30. Their words: "no experience is needed-just bring your energy and join us!"

Todd Rundgren plays the Capitol Theatre on his Damned If I Do Tour; doors at 7:00.

Light installations and projection mapping on an old building, with a night market and live music; wander at your own pace.

Murray's own tree lighting at City Hall on a Monday evening, free and run by the city.

Hogle Zoo's holiday lights, 5:30 to 9 on select nights from November 25 into January.

Thanksgiving morning 5K or 10K for the food bank; all ages, no clock pressure, and a crowd that is there to be kind.

A weekly swing dance to a DJ at Ballroom Utah. Salt City Swing's own words: "no experience or partner required", and they keep a named safety team.

A Celtic holiday show at Kingsbury Hall on the Friday after Thanksgiving.

The winter farmers market: local food and the kind of crowd you can talk to, no ticket, no plan needed.

Three hours from zero to dancing West Coast swing; partners rotate, so coming alone is the normal way to come.

You sing the choruses with the orchestra; nobody is watching you, everybody is doing the same thing.

Grand Kyiv Ballet's Nutcracker on a Sunday afternoon at the Rose Wagner; recommended for all ages.

You sing the choruses with the orchestra; nobody is watching you, everybody is doing the same thing.

Tree lighting at 6:00, a drone show about 7:05 and jazz in the council chambers at 7:30, with an ice ribbon from 4:30.

Herriman's city tree lighting at City Hall and J. Lynn Crane Park, with a drone show around 7:05 if the weather holds.

A free tree lighting in Draper Park; a short, easy evening out close to home.

Santa arrives at Riverton City Park; free, short and made for small kids.

Violinist Jenny Oaks Baker's sacred holiday concert in Delta Hall at the Eccles; doors at 6:00.

A German-style holiday market in the heritage park: food, craft stalls and a crowd that lingers; free to walk in.

A German-style holiday market in the heritage park: food, craft stalls and a crowd that lingers; free to walk in.

A weekly swing dance to a DJ at Ballroom Utah. Salt City Swing's own words: "no experience or partner required", and they keep a named safety team.

A German-style holiday market in the heritage park: food, craft stalls and a crowd that lingers; free to walk in.

Draper's city holiday market in the Day Barn, a Friday evening of local makers.

A free two-hour holiday lights evening at Bingham Creek Regional Park, with free cookies, milk and holiday glasses.

A free holiday market at the university art museum, Saturday and Sunday, with free parking.

A big trading card show at the Maverik Center, hosted by SLC TCG; kids 12 and under get in free.

The winter farmers market: local food and the kind of crowd you can talk to, no ticket, no plan needed.

Free garden admission for the day, with 18 local makers in the Orangerie; a walk and a gift in one trip.

A German-style holiday market in the heritage park: food, craft stalls and a crowd that lingers; free to walk in.

Three hours from zero to dancing salsa; partners rotate, so coming alone is the normal way to come.

Draper's city holiday market in the Day Barn, a long Saturday of local makers.

Free garden admission for the day, with 18 local makers in the Orangerie; a walk and a gift in one trip.

The Jonas Brothers bring the Burning Up Tour All Over Again to the Delta Center, with Magnus Ferrell and Deleasa.

A weekly swing dance to a DJ at Ballroom Utah. Salt City Swing's own words: "no experience or partner required", and they keep a named safety team.

An indoor winter market on a Friday evening: vendors, people, and a senior discount night.

Evenings in This Is The Place's Heritage Village dressed for an old-fashioned Christmas, Monday to Saturday, December 11 to 23.

Flamenco with sing-alongs and clap-alongs in the small Studio Theatre; 90 minutes, and you are part of it.

The winter farmers market: local food and the kind of crowd you can talk to, no ticket, no plan needed.

Saturday market with free Santa photos 10:00 to 2:30, live holiday music and a food truck.

Craft Lake City's market of local makers at the Expo Center: the valley's biggest room of people who make things.

Flamenco with sing-alongs and clap-alongs in the small Studio Theatre; 90 minutes, and you are part of it.

The Sunday of Craft Lake City's maker market at the Expo Center; usually calmer than Saturday.

A weekly swing dance to a DJ at Ballroom Utah. Salt City Swing's own words: "no experience or partner required", and they keep a named safety team.

The winter farmers market: local food and the kind of crowd you can talk to, no ticket, no plan needed.

Three hours from zero to dancing bachata; partners rotate, so coming alone is the normal way to come.

Wasatch Contras' third-Saturday contra dance, with a beginner session at 7 before the dance at 7:30. Their words: "no experience is needed-just bring your energy and join us!"

The winter farmers market: local food and the kind of crowd you can talk to, no ticket, no plan needed.

Three hours from zero to dancing West Coast swing; partners rotate, so coming alone is the normal way to come.

A 21+ New Year's Eve ball at Metro Music Hall: doors at 8, the ball drops at midnight.

The 17th annual New Year's Eve masquerade at The Depot, 8 pm to 1 am: dress up, wear a mask, dance.