WHO ARE WE

Our mission at the Fly Hive is to create a welcoming and inclusive community space for everyone to practice and learn about fly tying and local conservation opportunities. We believe that fly tying is not only a rewarding and enjoyable activity but also a way to foster a deeper appreciation and understanding for the environment.

Starting in January 2023 our free community fly tying nights provide access to materials, equipment, and many experienced fly-tyers willing to share their knowledge and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to participate. By using these events to promote education, community engagement, and environmental stewardship, we aim to inspire a lifelong passion for fly tying, fly fishing, and wildlife conservation.

The Neighborhood Hive offers many options for snacks but feel free to bring your own adult beverages as this is usually an age 21+ event.

However, in 2026 we added events for more age groups to be able to participate.
(See calendar below for additional details)

2026

WHEN ARE WE

JANUARY

First (and sometimes 3rd) Thursday of Every Month

MARCH

FEBRUARY

APRIL

MAY

OCTOBER

SEPTEMBER

AUGUST

JULY

JUNE

DECEMBER

NOVEMBER

2025

15th (Ages 10+)

JANUARY

MARCH

FEBRUARY

APRIL

MAY

2nd & 16th (16th ages 10+)

5th & 19th (19th ages 10+)

19th (Ages 10+)

2nd

7th

OCTOBER

SEPTEMBER

AUGUST

JULY

JUNE

DECEMBER

NOVEMBER

3th

5th

1st

3rd

6th

4th

2nd & 16th

3rd & 17th

6th & 20th

6th

3rd

1st

4th

6th

2nd

4th

7th

5th

RSVP for an upcoming event

Some tie nights are now open to ages 10+

Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Use our tools and materials to tie with your friends/family, or sit down with one of the many experienced fly tyers who are happy to show you the ropes!

(See calendar dates above)

Leave the adult beverages at home on these dates.

More than just tie nights...

In addition to the regular schedule, sometimes we leave the fly tying materials at home to learn from the experts about Utah's best fisheries, upcoming community and conservation projects, fishing and tying tips, and how to make the most of our volunteer efforts and time on the water.