Do Mormons have Sunday services?/What does the regular Mormon liturgy look like? I've gone past a mormon church near my house quite a few times now and I'm keen to give it a visit. However I am prevented by the fact that I can't find any website which lists their service times or any other related information. This got me wondering, what do mormons actually get up to? I'm not even sure that they actually have a Sunday (or other day) service which is comparable to mainstream evangelical churches.

After a bit of research, I've discovered that mormons have a variety of liturgies and sacramental rituals which they perform in special circumstances, and it all seems rather secretive. What I'm wondering about, is if they have some sort of "anyone is welcome" regular meeting similar to mainstream protestants. If so, what happens during this meeting? For example does it follow the usual evangelical format of 


song 
bible reading 
sermon 
(optional) Communal confession 
(optional) apostles/nicene creed 
(optional) lords supper 
song 
announcements 
conclusion 
song 
informal mingling, doughnuts and coffee/tea and biscuits"?
First, a point of terminology.  Do you live near a Mormon temple (a large and spectacular building, recognizable by a distinctive golden statue of an angel with a trumpet on top) or a Mormon church (an ordinary church building, usually with a spire)?

Temples are very special and sacred places that are only available to members of the church in good standing.  The worship ceremonies that are performed inside are not often discussed outside of the temple, not because they're secret, but because they're sacred.  But churches are open to the public, and usually have a sign either on the side of the building or on the grounds near the entrance to the parking lot that explicitly says "Visitors Welcome."

Church services are a 3-hour block on Sundays; exactly which 3 hours can be found by putting your address into the church's online meetinghouse locator tool.  They consist of three meetings, which each last approximately one hour.

Sacrament Meeting is the common congregation meeting in which everyone meets together to pray, sing, take the Sacrament [also known as Communion or Lord's Supper in other faiths], and listen to talks by members of the congregation.  (Latter-Day Saints have a lay clergy, so the leaders have professional responsibilities outside the church and don't prepare a sermon every week, instead sharing that responsibility with the rest of the congregation.)

The other two hours are Sunday School classes, where people split up to meet with others based on various criteria.  If you were to drop by, you would certainly find someone willing to show you around.