From dinosaurs to hot air balloons, here's what to do in Salt Lake City August 12-14 - Axios Salt Lake CityLog InLog InAxios Salt Lake City is an Axios company.

No weekend plans Here' s what to do in Salt Lake City Aug 12-14

Illustration: Allie Carl/Axios From hot air balloons to dinosaurs, check out these fun events happening in Salt Lake County this weekend.

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What's happening: Witness a different kind of rainbow in the sky at Sandy's annual hot air balloon festival. The festival will also feature a free concert, a crafts station and a 5k race. When: Hot air balloons launch Friday and Saturday at sunrise around 6:30am. Where: Storm Mountain Park, located at 1000 E. 11400 S. in Sandy. Check out this website for . Cost: Free.

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What's happening: With over 300 exhibitors, the 14th-annual Craft Lake City DIY Fest is considered the state's largest local art, music, science and technology festival. When: Friday from 5pm to 1opm. Saturday from noon to 8pm and Sunday from noon to 6pm. Where: Utah State Fair Park. Cost: Tickets for Friday cost $15. Saturday or Sunday tickets cost $7 if you buy in advance or $10 the day of. Children 12 and under get in free.Of note: Your dog will require its own ticket for $5. Tip: Take the TRAX Green Line and stop at Fairpark to avoid the $7 parking fee.

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What's happening: Experience the 2015 film "Jurassic World" with a live score performed by a full symphony orchestra. When: Friday and Saturday at 7pm. Where: Abravanel Hall, located at 123 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City. Cost: Seats range from $30 to $95. Students and concertgoers under the age of 30 can receive a 50% discount on tickets. Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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