Current exhibits, galleries, and museum shows in Enterprise, UT. Art, history, science, and interactive exhibits.
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The Utah Museum of Fine Arts has over 5,000 years of human creativity with artwork from around the world! Be inspired by the museums global collection of American Indian, African, and Mexican earthenware pottery that reveal many methods for working with clay. Experiment with coil, slab, and pinch...
A parent/guardian must print and sign this waiver before attending . This workshop is presented by Pushing Ahead , a 501(c)(3) non-profit and charity organization dedicated to empowering youth through skateboarding. By providing a nurturing and safe environment, they teach the skills that encourage.
The characters of the ancient history exhibit are afraid they are outdated. They rally together and get their stone age vibe back. Join us for the tale of working together, and not being down because you are not like everyone else. (Did we mention the museum comes alive after closing? Oh, yeah)...
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts’ Greek and Roman pottery collection is a treasure of ancient vases, pots, and dishes made from terracotta which means “baked earth” in Italian. We will be inspired by these artworks to decorate our own terracotta dishes. FULL SCHEDULE Monday, June 1,...
Artist's Statement The Salt Lake City Public Library, in partnership with the Utah Arts Festival, presents the All-State Utah High School Art Exhibition, part of the Utah Arts & Museums’ Traveling Exhibition Program. Opening June 18 at Main Library, the exhibit features the award-winning...
MiLB Triple-A: Tacoma Rainiers at Salt Lake Bees at The Ballpark at America First Square
We'll read a variety of horror and thriller Teen Fiction, Manga and Comics. The club meets on the 4th Saturday of the month from 2-3pm. We'll meet on the 3rd Saturday in July to avoid travel during the Pioneer Day Weekend. This book club will also have: snacks, and a raffle for a random spooky...
Every song tells a story waiting to be found! ✨ Join award-winning singer-songwriters and moms Lyndy Butler and Cherie Call for an evening of stories unearthed through song—from the silly to the soul-stirring. It’s a free, all-ages event perfect for digging into some family fun and making new...
Deep Dives in the Archives! Explore a research topic or special interest with help from a librarian during open assistance hours. If you're frustrated by web searches full of AI, clickbait, and sponsored results, go straight to the source with our collection of microfilm, archival magazines,...
This "pop-up" show is meant as an important visual reminder of the current times we are living in.
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...
Join Educators and live Raptor Ambassadors from HawkWatch International to learn all about birds of prey. You'll discover what makes these beautiful birds important tools for conservation and how to find the raptors in your neighborhood. This program is suitable for all ages and includes the chance.
Crochet or knit with our Yarn Social group! Share your current project or start a new one while meeting new friends who also dabble in the Yarn Arts.
We'll work through the first two pages together, then everyone walks away with a journal to keep adding to over time. This is a project that lends itself well to a self-paced, relaxed environment for people to unwind. Registration is required.
A signed activity waiver is required for all attendees. Waivers will be available the day of, or can be printed here . This workshop is presented by Repertory Dance Theater. RDT is a professional modern dance repertory theater dedicated to the creation, performance, perpetuation and appreciation of.
Are you a teen and an avid fan of fantasy role-playing games? Bring your dice and join the Orem Library’s Dungeons & Dragons Club to meet other players, create new characters, and embark on magical quests. D&D Club meets every third Thursday from 4–6 PM. For ages 12–18. No DMs or tutorials...
1776 tells the story of the struggle of the representatives from 13 disparate colonies who rose above their intense differences to come together in the drafting and adopting of the Declaration of Independence. The actions of these individuals set in motion the American experiment, showing how...
No prior painting experience required. Space is limited to 12 adult participants. Registration required
If your child is not yet school-aged, they need an accompanying adult or a responsible person 12 or older to accompany them.
Working from a mirror, we'll start with four quick sketches to experiment with exaggerated features and stylized details. Then we'll guide you step-by-step through selecting colors and combining their sketches into a final piece of art. This project is designed to be a creative stretch, but the...
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.
Utah Opera's Stephanie Chee and Emily Williams with perform an entire hour of exquisite music inside the Main Library.
Move and learn with your child each week at the library! Activities will promote movement and early childhood development. This class is intended for parents and their children aged 0-18 months.
The Emperor's New Everything! by Mindy Curtis is a fun interactive story about the importance of thinking for yourself and making positive choices. Join experienced Salt Lake Children's Theatre teachers after the performance for an acting workshop. Learn the actor's tools of body, voice, &...
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,...
The City Library is hosting three improv workshops this summer: Friday, June 26, 3–4pm · Glendale Branch Saturday, June 27, 12–1pm · Anderson-Foothill Branch Thursday, July 16, 6–7:45pm · Marmalade Branch Registration is preferred, but not required. Improv...
Free play & building challenges. LEGO & DUPLO blocks. Caregiver must accompany ages 7 and under. No registration.
Breaking is a dance done to the drum break of the music. It is a freestyle and expressive dance that teaches discipline, strength, and courage. A lot of the movement is done using hands and feet on the ground by balancing and spinning. FULL SCHEDULE: Tuesday, June 30, 2pm · Marmalade Branch..
Meetings alternate locations, with the 1st Wednesday at the Sprague Branch, the 2nd Wednesday at the Main Library, and the 3rd Wednesday at the Day-Riverside Branch.
The Book Crafts Club invites adults and older teens (ages 14 and up) to explore the creative world of book arts. Each month, participants will experiment with projects inspired by reading and craft—ranging from handmade bookmarks and custom fandom merchandise to 3D-printed shelves and...
Hang out, eat some pizza, read some books, and make progress on the Summer Reading Challenge!
We will discuss teen books that have been banned or challenged historically or currently in the United States. We will talk about the time and circumstances of the ban/challenge, as well as the book as a whole. Teens can learn about the Library Bill of Rights, censorship, and choosing what books...
February 27, 2026: A book written by a celebrity March 27, 2026: A book set with a 24-hour period April 24, 2026: Westerns May 22, 2026: Non-violent True Crime June 26, 2026: TBA Did you know that all of our book clubs' selected books count toward your Jax Stacks Reading Challenge completion? Find..