Lehi City is scheduling a week of family activities around Thanksgiving, with mini-golf, service projects and local business events on the calendar Nov. 22–28.

Lehi City Council member Emily Lockhart spotlighted Lehi Family Week in the November edition of the Lehi Ledger, the city's newsletter. Activities will include mini-golf, service projects and chances to support local businesses, according to the newsletter. Each day offers a different way to participate.

"Lehi's Family Week … celebrates not only our families, but also the sense of family we create as a community," Lockhart wrote in her leadership message.

The newsletter's Family Week section lists events running Monday, Nov. 23, through Saturday, Nov. 28. Lockhart's message and the city website both describe the week as Nov. 22–28, which would include a Sunday start. The city has not clarified the discrepancy. Residents can check lehi-ut.gov/events for the full daily schedule.

Lockhart used her column to reflect on what community means in Lehi. She wrote that she moved to the city six years ago, recently divorced and navigating a new chapter with two young children. She credited neighbors with helping her rebuild.

"I can sincerely say that I would not be the person I am today without the friends and neighbors whose kindness and generosity have shaped my life and shown me what it truly means to belong," she wrote.

She encouraged residents to connect with friends and neighbors, participate in community activities and recognize people who make a difference in their lives.

The newsletter also lists several other events on the Lehi calendar:

  • Nov. 20: Thanksgiving Luncheon Celebration, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Senior Center. Sign-up required by Nov. 16.
  • Nov. 23: Monday Movie Mania, 12:30 p.m. at the Senior Center.
  • Dec. 5: Santa Parade.
  • Dec. 11: Silent Santa.