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Eagle Mountain, Utah Monday, September 28th, 2026

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Getting to know people

Where to meet people in Eagle Mountain

The groups

Social media groups in Eagle Mountain

The town, generally

Eagle Mountain City Citizens (opens Facebook in a new tab)
The largest and most active general group for Eagle Mountain residents. Local news, Q&A, and neighbor support.
Eagle Mountain, Utah — City Hall (opens Facebook in a new tab)
The official city page: municipal updates and city-wide information.
Eagle Mountain Utah Community (opens Facebook in a new tab)
General community group for Eagle Mountain residents.
Eagle Mountain City Residents (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Another active community group for city residents.
The Eagle Mountain Community Group (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Community discussion group for Eagle Mountain.
Eagle Mountain Community Group (opens Facebook in a new tab)
General community group for residents.
Eagle Mountain Helpers (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Residents offer and request help, including family needs and parenting support.
Eagle Mountain Public Library (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Library events, family reading programs, and community activities.

Parents

Eagle Mountain Moms (opens Facebook in a new tab)
For moms in Eagle Mountain to connect, share advice, and support each other.
NON LDS Moms of Eagle Mountain (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Support group for non-LDS moms in Eagle Mountain.
Utah Valley Moms (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Everything local for moms in Utah Valley, including Eagle Mountain.

Sport, recreation and outdoors

Eagle Mountain Rec Sports (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Soccer, flag football, volleyball, basketball, baseball and softball for families.
Eagle Mountain Youth Soccer (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Information and updates for local youth soccer families.
Eagle Mountain City Recreation (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Official city recreation updates and program information.
Elevate Sports Center (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Gymnastics, tumbling and fitness classes.
Lake Mountain Trails Association (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Trail use and maintenance for hiking, biking and riding.

Neighborhood and interests

Eagle Point J Neighborhood (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Neighborhood-specific group for Eagle Point J subdivision residents.
Scenes From Eagle Mountain, UT (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Share photos and scenes from around Eagle Mountain.
Eagle Mountain Wildlife (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Local wildlife sightings and nature appreciation.
GameCraft (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Community space for games, trading cards, and local artists and events.
Knitting Looms by Cindwood Crafts (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Community for knitting loom enthusiasts, based in Eagle Mountain.

Buying and selling

Eagle Mountain Local Business Page (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Local business networking and promotion.
Marketplace in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi (opens Facebook in a new tab)
Local buy, sell and trade.

Most neighborhoods and HOAs run their own group as well — searching Facebook for yours by name is usually the fastest way in.

Seniors

What the Senior Center runs every week

1632 E. Heritage Drive. Everything is free. Call 801-789-6600 with questions.

The Senior Center’s standing weekly programme
DayWhatTime
Tuesday Senior Social 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Tuesday Senior Citizens Computer Class 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Tuesday and Thursday Strength and Balance 11:00 to 11:30 AM
Wednesday Senior Crocheting 10:00 AM to noon
Wednesday and Thursday Arts, Crafts and Lunch 10:00 AM to noon, meal at noon
Wednesday and Thursday Senior Lunch Noon to 1:00 PM

The computer class meets at the Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce, 3688 E Campus Drive #101, not at the Senior Center. BINGO and organized outings run through the year, including a Christmas lights drive-thru.

Lend a hand

Where to volunteer

  • Eagle Mountain Public Library

    Working in the library, reading aloud to kids, and helping with the summer reading program. Volunteers need to be 14 or older, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign the application.

  • Birthday Box Foundation

    Putting together cake kits and party packs, running supply drives, and making birthday banners and cards for kids whose families are having a hard month.

  • Haven Ranch Animal Sanctuary

    Animal care, garden work, and help planning their seasonal community events.

  • The city’s volunteer list

    Sign up and the city will let you know when opportunities open up.

  • JustServe

    Service projects posted by local organizations. The city runs its Days of Service volunteer sign-ups through it.

Where to go next

  • Events. What is on this week, day by day.
  • Free things to do. Parks, trails, the library, and what comes around every year.