Things to Do in Provo (2025)
The all-ages venue that kick-started careers for Imagine Dragons and Neon Trees is still the heart of Center Street shows. Spotlighted by Visit Utah and celebrated by KSL.com, Velour’s 2025 calendar stays packed with new-band showcases and album releases.
Successor to Writ & Vision, this independent gallery curates interspiritual and contemporary art with talks, book launches, and First Friday events. Covered by The Salt Lake Tribune and the Daily Herald; check its site for 2025 exhibits and openings.
A beloved indie record shop with in-store sets and Radio 3hive vibes, recently reopened on Center Street. Provo Music Magazine covered the 2025 move; Record Store Day lists it among Utah’s true vinyl destinations.
Bean-to-bar makers offering factory tours and chocolatiering classes right on University Avenue. The company announced its rebrand while keeping tastings and hands-on sessions—partnered with Explore Utah Valley on local-themed bars.
Pour, scent, color, and paint your own soaps in a playful workshop studio—perfect for dates or families. Praised by local guides and kept current via its own FAQs and hours; walk-ins welcome most evenings.
A locally owned climbing gym since 2000 with top rope, lead, bouldering, youth programs, and Women’s Rockreation Club. Current hours and seasonal schedules are posted on its site; a staple for the city’s outdoor-minded culture.
Pioneer of Provo escape rooms with theatrical staff and big-group options. Its site lists 2025-ready missions from Reactor Room to Egyptian Tomb; repeatedly praised by local reviewers for immersive, family-friendly fun.
A family-run adventure out by Utah Lake offering team elements plus seasonal riverboat rides. The Halloween and Christmas cruises are Utah Valley traditions covered by local media; operations run year-round except Sundays.
Utah County’s go-to used and rare bookstore with a lively reading challenge and event space. Profiled by the BYU Daily Universe and highlighted by KSL.com for its community role, it remains a downtown anchor.
A locally run nighttime bike tour sharing true, well-sourced stories at historic sites. The company posts routes, FAQs, and rentals; a quirky way to learn Provo lore while riding with a small group.
Heirloom Restaurant Group’s flagship celebrates Utah farms with seasonal, shareable plates. Lauded by Salt Lake Magazine and SLUG Magazine, it’s the city’s reliable special-occasion spot and a lens into Provo’s evolving food culture.
A single-location pizzeria known for house-pulled mozzarella, seasonal toppings, and a warm neighborhood feel. Local eaters and guides praise its ingredients and value; current hours and menus are posted by the owners.
