Davis County sits between Salt Lake City and Ogden along the Wasatch benches. Its event venues lean practical: a county conference center in Layton, a county sports and fairgrounds campus in Farmington, and Lagoon for company parties.
True AV brings sound, lighting, staging, LED walls and live band backline to Davis County events, with an itemized proposal, a named lead on show day, and backup gear on the truck.
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The Davis Conference Center is county-owned and connected to a Hilton Garden Inn. It has 70,000+ sq ft, an 18,000 sq ft expo hall, three ballrooms, up to 22 breakouts, house sound and built-in projectors.
Davis County also owns Western Sports Park in Farmington, the former Legacy Events Center, with two arenas and more than 120,000 sq ft of indoor space.
Farmington is home to Lagoon, Station Park and the Davis County tourism office.
East canyon winds have a documented history along the Centerville and Farmington benches. Any outdoor stage or tent in the county should have a wind plan.
Lagoon corporate parties, Station Park concerts near FrontRunner, Festival Days and Western Sports Park expos.
Davis County's largest city, with the Davis Conference Center, the Kenley Amphitheater and the Hill Aerospace Museum.
Photos from True AV events across Utah.
The Davis Conference Center in Layton is the main option, with 70,000+ sq ft and an expo hall. It has house sound and projectors, and True AV can add staging, lighting and LED walls for general sessions.
Yes. We have produced outdoor concerts at Station Park in Farmington and quote events anywhere in the county.
Tell us the date and venue. We’ll send an itemized proposal, usually the same day.
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