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The Book-Crafts Club invites adults and teens (ages 14 and up) to explore the creative world of book arts. Each month, you can experiment with projects like handmade bookmarks, custom fandom merch, 3D-printed shelves, and bookbinding.
Artist's Statement I am an illustrator who, since childhood, has been fascinated with the world of creation and inspired by the Golden Age of illustration. As the years have gone by, I have learned the methods to further enhance my own abilities in creating these works of art. I am influenced by...
NCAA Football: Arizona State Sun Devils at BYU Cougars at LaVell Edwards Stadium
Escalante Farmers' Market is a farmers market in Escalante, UT.
These classes are free to attend, but registration is required. To register, click here or select the blue "REGISTER" button above. Please note that you must register for each class session individually. Presented by Dr. James D’Arc, retired curator of the BYU Motion Picture Archive, and Brad...
Parowan Public Library is a public central library in Parowan, UT. Open 2,100 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 6,000 square feet.
NCAA Football: BYU Cougars at Utah Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium
Long Valley Farmers' Market is a farmers market in Orderville, UT.
A monthly club for tweens in 3rd–6th grade. Together, we'll discuss that month’s graphic novel, while everyone enjoys snacks, crafts, and trivia. Visit Marmalade to borrow a copy of the month's book. The club meets in the Conference Room of the Marmalade Branch, the 2nd Wednesday of...
Recommended for ages 14 and up. This event may be frightening for sensitive attendees.
The UMFA will show kids & teens how to make textiles and landscapes with yarn painting. Participants will see examples of this work, originating from the Huichol culture of Mexico, and make their own!
Your quest begins at the Sweet Branch! Form a party, hunt for ancient treasures, and use your wits, magic, or brute force to battle goblins, wyverns, and the dreaded gelatinous cube. Dungeons & Dragons is a game of adventure, imagination and near-limitless possibilities. If you've been curious but..
Nick Steffens, CMHC-I, is a therapist focusing on men's mental health. Over the course of the month, we will explore questions and challenges that many men face today: Relationship communication, trends in fatherhood, anger management, sense of purpose, and identifying substance abuse, to name a...
Kids and families can do hands-on Science-Technology-Engineering-Art-Math (STEAM) activities with Westminster University scientists. Held the 1st Saturday of each month.
Thu, Nov 6, 2025, 7pm · The Hotel by Louise Mumford Thu, Dec 4, 2025, 7pm · Dark Objects by Simon Toyne Thu, Jan 8, 2026, 7pm · Antique Hunters Guide to Murder by C.L. Miller Thu, Feb 5, 2026, 7pm · Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward Thu, Mar 6, 2026, 7pm · A...
Artist's Statement Sounds of a Life Well-Loved explores pleasure and presence at life’s end through sound. By collecting and weaving participants’ most comforting and meaningful sounds into an immersive “Death Nest” installation, the project asks: How can we reclaim what a...
Chat with new friends while working on fiber arts projects. Bring your own supplies or borrow some basics from the Library (while supplies last). Yarn Y'all meets every Thursday on the 4th floor.
Attending all six sessions is not required, but will help tweens get the most out of this workshop. On the 7th week, we'll showcase the games everyone made!
The group will focus on comprehension skills like summarizing, comparing multiple texts, identifying and understanding metaphor, and considering character motivations. All materials will be provided.
Practice tests and strategies will be provided during the event. After students attend at least two sessions they are eligible to receive a free ACT Book. Registration is encouraged but not required.
This community workshop is led by artist Noemí Hernández-Balcázar in collaboration with the City LIbrary and the Utah Division of Arts & Museums. It will last 90 minutes and participants will rotate through several hands-on Día de Muertos themed activities. No prior...
Twice a month, from 10–11:30am, the New Readers Book Group is a book club for adults who are new to reading. We take turns reading from the same book and talk about it as we go. This is a fun way to get better at reading and meet new people! To see if you are a good fit for this book club, or...
Mon, Sep 14 · Grab Bag Inventions Mon, Oct 12 · STEAM-o-ween Mon, Nov 9 · Bowl Cozy Sewing Mon, Dec 14 · Tween STEAM Celebration!! *Tween STEAM Celebration will be a party to celebrate all we have learned for our last Tween STEAM. All Tweens who have attended in the last.
A collaborative group for zinesters, artists, and creatives! Using the Library's zine collection as inspiration, we'll be collaborating to create our own zines.
This group aims to help you grow as a poet, no matter what level you're starting from. Feel free to bring a poem you've written so we can workshop it together, but no worries if you don't have material yet: we will spend part of each meeting doing poetry exercises to help everyone get comfortable...
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Community Art Hour happens the 1st–4th Fridays of each month, from 3:30–4:30pm. The Library will provide all supplies.
Build new friendships through conversations, gaming, casual activities, and more! Three meetups every month! First Wednesday - Sprague Branch Second Wednesday - Main Library Third Wednesday - Day-Riverside Branch
The University of Utah, Westminster University, and The City Library are collaborating to help you create the best college application possible! Bring what you have and admissions professionals will give you mentorship about what your next steps might be. This is a clinic-style event. Prospective...
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A new monthly club for PokéManiacs! Kids and tweens up to age 12 can hang out, trade cards, and do a fun Pokémon-themed activity.
Playing teaches children how to think, imagine, express themselves, and problem solve. One on one play with a trusted adult fosters relationships and builds literacy skills. Play is one of the primary ways young children learn about how the world works and learn to put their thoughts into words. So.
Join the UMFA at the Marmalade Library to experience textiles and landscapes with yarn painting. See examples of this work, originating from the Huichol culture of Mexico, and make your own!