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June
· 1 Sunday
· 2 Monday
· 3 Tuesday
Science Movie Night: Tarantula (1955)
Is it REAL Science or REEL Science? Join The City Library and the Utah Museum of
Natural History (UMNH) for free movie screenings followed by lively discussion with science
experts. A scientist creates an experimental radiation-treated nutritional supplement that
transforms the title creature into a rampaging monster. The hungry arachnid graduates from
rabbits to cattle to people as it grows and creeps across the barren countryside in search of
food. Join UMNH Entomologist Christy Bills for a discussion of arachnids. Main Library
6:30 p.m.
Game @ Main: Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their Guitar Hero skills! Main Library
7:00 p.m.
· 4 Wednesday
American Girls Club
Book group. 7:00pm for ages 8-12. Barnes and Noble at The Pointe, 5249 South State
Magna Chess Club
4::30 until 8pm. Magna Library
· 5 Thursday
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
West Jordan Kids Chess Club
6:00pm Ages 6 & up. Join us for game-playing fun and instruction. The first Thursday of the
month includes a short instruction period with game play and the second meeting of the month is
open game play. The chess club is open to all skill levels, so come one and all and match wits
with other players. West Jordan Library
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7pm, Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing
Free Writing Coaching
At Bingham Creek Library, Salt Lake Community College provides one-on-one coaching
sessions on your writing. No appointment necessary.
· 6 Friday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Chapman Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
· 7 Saturday
Game @ Main: DDR for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) skills!
Main Library 1:00 p.m.
· 8 Sunday
Teen Summer Reading: Sock Puppet Sunday
Make a silly sock puppet to tickle your fingers and your funny bone! Gocks (goth sock
puppets) will also be featured. For teens ages 13 and up. Main Library 2:30-4:00 p.m.
· 9 Monday
· 10 Tuesday
Teen Summer Reading: Graffiti Competition
Show off your artistic skills at our graffiti contest! There will be two competitions: artistic
quality and speed. For teens ages 13-18. Day Riverside Branch Library
4:00-6:00 p.m.
American Girls Club
Book group. 7:00pm for ages 8-12. Barnes and Noble at Fort Union. 7119 S. 1300 East
Magic Tree House Kids Club
Pre Registration Required. Call 282-1613. Ages 7 and older. Barnes and Noble at Jordan
Landing
Nature Art for Kids and Their Grandparents
Bear River’s Education Center offers a presentation by local wildlife artist Michael Calles.
Calles introduces children and their grandparents to the joy of capturing wildlife on paper,
learning the basics of wildlife drawing and painting. Participants must bring supplies - a #4 pencil,
sketchpad, and a kneaded eraser. Advance registration is required; call for details and to
reserve a spot at 436-734-6438. Folks can sign up for any/all of the three class dates.
http://bearriver.fws.gov
· 11 Wednesday
Metamorphoses Makeovers!
West Jordan Library invites you at 3pm to bring your friends to get a free makeover at the
library! A make-up expert will teach what make-up to wear, the colors, and how much to look
your best. Wow your family and friends with your new look!
Arts in the Park
Children ages 5-12 can come to Fitts Park Wednesday afternoons and take part in a free craft
activity or make a treat to take home. The activity is limited to 30 children; first come, first
served. Meet in the Willow Pavilion. 412-3217 1-2pm. 3050 South 500 East
Magna Chess Club
4::30 until 8pm. Magna Library
Great Reads for Girls
Ages 8-12. Read this months selection and join our book club for girls and their mothers or
other caring adults. Book talk, treats, and a craft activity. 7pm at Sandy Library
Magic Tree House Book Club
7pm at Barnes and Noble at The Pointe in Murray. Ages 8-12.
Teen Poetry Café
At Whitmore Library teens are invited to the Teen Poetry Café - an open mic night to share
their own poetry and personal favorites with other teens! Let others know how poetry can
change your life- write a poem using the Teen Summer reading theme "Metamorphosis@Your
Library" and it will be displayed in the new teen area. 7pm.
12 Thursday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Sprague Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
Magic Tree House Book Club
7pm at Barnes and Noble in Sugarhouse. Ages 8-12.
Free Writing Coaching
At Bingham Creek Library, Salt Lake Community College provides one-on-one coaching
sessions on your writing. No appointment necessary.
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7pm, Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing.
A Bug’s Eye View
Park Library invites school-aged children to join them in learning about amazing insects with
Christy Bills, entomologist of the Utah Museum of Natural History. No registration
required. 10:30am.
· 13 Friday
After Hogwarts
7pm, ages 8-12 Barnes and Noble at Sugarhouse
· 14 Saturday
Teen Summer Reading: Tie-Dye Workshop
We'll show you what to do and provide the dye; you bring an item to make a masterpiece!
Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Teen Summer Reading: Spy Hop Second Saturdays
Bored with run-of-the-mill movies? Fed up with paying a ton to see a great film? Wanna see a
movie made by someone your age? Join us on the second Saturday of the month for films
produced, written, directed, and filmed by teens at Spy Hop Productions. Main Library 1pm
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Game @ Chapman: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the second Saturday of every
month! Chapman Branch Library 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Teen Advisory Board Meeting
Whitmore Library invites teens who are interested in volunteering at the library to share ideas
for better library services for teens. There will also be crafting of gigantic bugs to decorate the
new teen area for the Teen Summer Reading theme "Metamorphosis@Your Library". Noon.
Henna Body Art
At 2:30 Sandy Library invites everyone to hear Henna artist Priya Mahajan talk about where
henna body art comes from and how it is done, and everyone in the audience can get a free
temporary henna tattoo.
Judy Moody (and Stink) Day
At The King’s English Bookstore, they love Judy Moody (and Stink!), and bet you do too.
So, in honor of Judy, Stink, and all of their fabulous adventures, you are invited to JUDY
MOODY (& STINK) DAY! Join in for lots of Moody fun: Activities, refreshments, and
of course the wonderful Judy Moody and Stink books, will all be on hand! 11am http:
//kingsenglish.booksense.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp
· 15 Sunday
· 16 Monday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 7:00 p.m.
· 17 Tuesday
Science Drawing Workshops
Haworth is a board member and passionate supporter of The Leonardo at Library Square, an
organization devoted to the celebration and exploration of science, art, and culture. During her
residency, Haworth will conduct three workshops on science drawing for youth ages 9 to 14.
Workshops take place in the Special Collections Room on Level 4 of the Main Library;
materials will be provided.Seating is limited and registration is required by calling Level 4 at 322-
8164. Classes will be held on the 17th, 19th, and 21st from 2 until 3:30pm. Main Library
Summer Reading Program: Éste es mi México/This is My Mexico Workshop
What do you know about Hispanic heritage? Do you love art? Here's your chance to show
your artistic abilities! Kids ages 7-11 are invited to participate in the children's drawing contest
"Éste es mi México/This is My Mexico." This workshop will briefly discuss Mexican art and
artists, and provide you with supplies to create an entry. Entries should illustrate your thoughts
and feelings about Mexico--its people, culture, history, land. Main Library 2:00 p.m.
· 18 Wednesday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Day Riverside Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Catch the Reading Bug – “Bug”tastic Programs
Join Herriman Library at 4pm to join in celebrating the wonderful world of bugs, bees,
butterflies, beetles, and spiders. There will be stories, crafts, activities, and games. For ages 5-
12.
American Girls Club
7pm at Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing. Ages 8-12.
Magna Chess Club
4:30 until 8pm. Magna Library
Great Reads for Girls: A Mother/Daughter Book Group
For girls ages 8-12 with Mom, or other caring adult.
Join us for lively discussions, activities, friendship, and FUN!
Sign-up and pick up a booklist at Draper Library Kids' Desk. Call 944-7649 for more
information. Draper Library
Arts in the Park
Children ages 5-12 can come to Fitts Park Wednesday afternoons and take part in a free craft
activity or make a treat to take home. The activity is limited to 30 children; first come, first
served. Meet in the Willow Pavilion. 412-3217 1-2pm. 3050 South 500 East
· 19 Thursday
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
Teen Summer Reading: How to Make a Zine
Join us to learn how to make your own zine--it's fun, creative, and easy! Our experts will show
you how to use things you have at home, in your backpack, or find at the local art store to create
your story. Main Library 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Henna Metamorphosis
Teens are invited to learn the history and art of henna with Kim of Gypsy Moon Emporium.
She will create simple henna tattoos on participants, time permitting. Remember Mom, henna is
not permanent. Registration begins Monday, June 2.. 10:30am
Teen Summer Reading: The Art of Henna
Learn more about the art of henna tattoos and their origins, culture, and significance.
Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 7:00 p.m.
Great Reads for Girls: A Mother Daughter Book Club
Girls ages 8-12 with Mom or other caring adult. Join us for lively discussions, activities,
friendship and fun! Sign up and pick up a "Great Reads" booklist at Magna Library. Call 944-
7547 for more information. 7pm Magna Library
American Girls
7pm for ages 8-12 at Barnes and Noble at SouthTowne.
Science Drawing Workshops
Haworth is a board member and passionate supporter of The Leonardo at Library Square, an
organization devoted to the celebration and exploration of science, art, and culture. During her
residency, Haworth will conduct three workshops on science drawing for youth ages 9 to 14.
Workshops take place in the Special Collections Room on Level 4 of the Main Library;
materials will be provided. Seating is limited and registration is required by calling Level 4 at
322-8164. Classes will be held on the 17th, 19th, and 21st from 2 until 3:30pm. Main Library
Teen Anime Club
Whitmore Library invites teens to preview anime episodes, sample Japanese snacks, share your
art and talk about anime and manga. This month come early to try your skills at making a miniature
Zen garden, and learn the ancient art of meditation- time-honored Asian practices that help
relieve stress! 6pm
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7p, Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing.
· 20 Friday
Dance, Dance Revolution
From 3-4pm whose 8-12 can play DDR at Bingham Creek Library.
Mendhi: Henna Body Art
Whitmore library invites teens to transform your body! Learn about traditional mendhi henna
body art and get a small tattooed design from Priya Mahajan. Parental permission required for
the henna tattoo,which is semi-permanent and can last from 1-3 weeks. Please enter your
parent's name on the registration form, which will imply their consent. 4pm
· 21 Saturday
Game @ Foothill: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us for gaming on the second
Saturday of every month! Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Game @ Day-Riverside: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the third Saturday of every
month! Day Riverside Branch Library 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Cinematic Saturdays for Teens
Come relax in the Canteena and enjoy your favorite movies. Main Library 1:00 p.m.
Game @ Sprague: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the third Saturday of every
month! Sprague Branch Library 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Science Drawing Workshops
Haworth is a board member and passionate supporter of The Leonardo at Library Square, an
organization devoted to the celebration and exploration of science, art, and culture. During her
residency, Haworth will conduct three workshops on science drawing for youth ages 9 to 14.
Workshops take place in the Special Collections Room on Level 4 of the Main Library;
materials will be provided.Seating is limited and registration is required by calling Level 4 at 322-
8164. Classes will be held on the 17th, 19th, and 21st from 2 until 3:30pm. Main Library
· 22 Sunday
· 23 Monday
· 24 Tuesday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Main Library 2:00 p.m.
· 25 Wednesday
Magna Chess Club
4::30 until 8pm. Magna Library
Arts in the Park
Children ages 5-12 can come to Fitts Park Wednesday afternoons and take part in a free craft
activity or make a treat to take home. The activity is limited to 30 children; first come, first
served. Meet in the Willow Pavilion. 412-3217 1-2pm. 3050 South 500 East
· 26 Thursday
American Girls Club
For readers 8-12 at 7pm at Barnes and Noble in Sugarhouse.
Tolkien for Teens
7pm at Barnes and Noble at Fort Union.
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7pm at Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing.
Summer Reading Program: No Girls Allowed!
Shhh, this is top-secret! Hey guys, are you tired of those fluffy, feel-good fairy programs? Are
you a fan of Captain Underpants, relay races, or both? Do you think barfing marshmallows and
making slime are the best? Then come to our "No Girls Allowed" program! With stories,
puppets, and crazy activities, we'll celebrate all the great things about being a guy. Leave your
mamas at the door! For ages 8-12. Registration required: Sprague Branch, 594-8640.
Sprague Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
· 27 Friday
I am Amazing See the 4th for details.
· 28 Saturday
Cinematic Saturdays for Teens
Come relax in the Canteena and enjoy your favorite movies. Main Library
1:00 p.m.
Game @ Sweet: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the fourth Saturday of every
month! Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Summer Reading Program: Learn to Juggle
The spectacular Wasatch Front Jugglers put on a show and then teach you how to juggle!
Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Teen Gaming
Teens are invited to Whitmore Library to get their game on with DDR, Guitar Hero, and
other games. 3-5pm.
· 29 Sunday
· 30 Monday
Summer Reading Program: Groom Your Room -- Magnets & Switch Plate Covers
Make personalized magnets and a colorful light switch cover to liven up your room. For ages 6-
12. Registration required: Anderson-Foothill Branch, 594-8611. Anderson-Foothill
Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
· 1 Sunday
· 2 Monday
· 3 Tuesday
Science Movie Night: Tarantula (1955)
Is it REAL Science or REEL Science? Join The City Library and the Utah Museum of
Natural History (UMNH) for free movie screenings followed by lively discussion with science
experts. A scientist creates an experimental radiation-treated nutritional supplement that
transforms the title creature into a rampaging monster. The hungry arachnid graduates from
rabbits to cattle to people as it grows and creeps across the barren countryside in search of
food. Join UMNH Entomologist Christy Bills for a discussion of arachnids. Main Library
6:30 p.m.
Game @ Main: Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their Guitar Hero skills! Main Library
7:00 p.m.
· 4 Wednesday
American Girls Club
Book group. 7:00pm for ages 8-12. Barnes and Noble at The Pointe, 5249 South State
Magna Chess Club
4::30 until 8pm. Magna Library
· 5 Thursday
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
West Jordan Kids Chess Club
6:00pm Ages 6 & up. Join us for game-playing fun and instruction. The first Thursday of the
month includes a short instruction period with game play and the second meeting of the month is
open game play. The chess club is open to all skill levels, so come one and all and match wits
with other players. West Jordan Library
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7pm, Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing
Free Writing Coaching
At Bingham Creek Library, Salt Lake Community College provides one-on-one coaching
sessions on your writing. No appointment necessary.
· 6 Friday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Chapman Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
· 7 Saturday
Game @ Main: DDR for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) skills!
Main Library 1:00 p.m.
· 8 Sunday
Teen Summer Reading: Sock Puppet Sunday
Make a silly sock puppet to tickle your fingers and your funny bone! Gocks (goth sock
puppets) will also be featured. For teens ages 13 and up. Main Library 2:30-4:00 p.m.
· 9 Monday
· 10 Tuesday
Teen Summer Reading: Graffiti Competition
Show off your artistic skills at our graffiti contest! There will be two competitions: artistic
quality and speed. For teens ages 13-18. Day Riverside Branch Library
4:00-6:00 p.m.
American Girls Club
Book group. 7:00pm for ages 8-12. Barnes and Noble at Fort Union. 7119 S. 1300 East
Magic Tree House Kids Club
Pre Registration Required. Call 282-1613. Ages 7 and older. Barnes and Noble at Jordan
Landing
Nature Art for Kids and Their Grandparents
Bear River’s Education Center offers a presentation by local wildlife artist Michael Calles.
Calles introduces children and their grandparents to the joy of capturing wildlife on paper,
learning the basics of wildlife drawing and painting. Participants must bring supplies - a #4 pencil,
sketchpad, and a kneaded eraser. Advance registration is required; call for details and to
reserve a spot at 436-734-6438. Folks can sign up for any/all of the three class dates.
http://bearriver.fws.gov
· 11 Wednesday
Metamorphoses Makeovers!
West Jordan Library invites you at 3pm to bring your friends to get a free makeover at the
library! A make-up expert will teach what make-up to wear, the colors, and how much to look
your best. Wow your family and friends with your new look!
Arts in the Park
Children ages 5-12 can come to Fitts Park Wednesday afternoons and take part in a free craft
activity or make a treat to take home. The activity is limited to 30 children; first come, first
served. Meet in the Willow Pavilion. 412-3217 1-2pm. 3050 South 500 East
Magna Chess Club
4::30 until 8pm. Magna Library
Great Reads for Girls
Ages 8-12. Read this months selection and join our book club for girls and their mothers or
other caring adults. Book talk, treats, and a craft activity. 7pm at Sandy Library
Magic Tree House Book Club
7pm at Barnes and Noble at The Pointe in Murray. Ages 8-12.
Teen Poetry Café
At Whitmore Library teens are invited to the Teen Poetry Café - an open mic night to share
their own poetry and personal favorites with other teens! Let others know how poetry can
change your life- write a poem using the Teen Summer reading theme "Metamorphosis@Your
Library" and it will be displayed in the new teen area. 7pm.
12 Thursday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Sprague Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
Magic Tree House Book Club
7pm at Barnes and Noble in Sugarhouse. Ages 8-12.
Free Writing Coaching
At Bingham Creek Library, Salt Lake Community College provides one-on-one coaching
sessions on your writing. No appointment necessary.
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7pm, Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing.
A Bug’s Eye View
Park Library invites school-aged children to join them in learning about amazing insects with
Christy Bills, entomologist of the Utah Museum of Natural History. No registration
required. 10:30am.
· 13 Friday
After Hogwarts
7pm, ages 8-12 Barnes and Noble at Sugarhouse
· 14 Saturday
Teen Summer Reading: Tie-Dye Workshop
We'll show you what to do and provide the dye; you bring an item to make a masterpiece!
Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Teen Summer Reading: Spy Hop Second Saturdays
Bored with run-of-the-mill movies? Fed up with paying a ton to see a great film? Wanna see a
movie made by someone your age? Join us on the second Saturday of the month for films
produced, written, directed, and filmed by teens at Spy Hop Productions. Main Library 1pm
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Game @ Chapman: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the second Saturday of every
month! Chapman Branch Library 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Teen Advisory Board Meeting
Whitmore Library invites teens who are interested in volunteering at the library to share ideas
for better library services for teens. There will also be crafting of gigantic bugs to decorate the
new teen area for the Teen Summer Reading theme "Metamorphosis@Your Library". Noon.
Henna Body Art
At 2:30 Sandy Library invites everyone to hear Henna artist Priya Mahajan talk about where
henna body art comes from and how it is done, and everyone in the audience can get a free
temporary henna tattoo.
Judy Moody (and Stink) Day
At The King’s English Bookstore, they love Judy Moody (and Stink!), and bet you do too.
So, in honor of Judy, Stink, and all of their fabulous adventures, you are invited to JUDY
MOODY (& STINK) DAY! Join in for lots of Moody fun: Activities, refreshments, and
of course the wonderful Judy Moody and Stink books, will all be on hand! 11am http:
//kingsenglish.booksense.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp
· 15 Sunday
· 16 Monday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 7:00 p.m.
· 17 Tuesday
Science Drawing Workshops
Haworth is a board member and passionate supporter of The Leonardo at Library Square, an
organization devoted to the celebration and exploration of science, art, and culture. During her
residency, Haworth will conduct three workshops on science drawing for youth ages 9 to 14.
Workshops take place in the Special Collections Room on Level 4 of the Main Library;
materials will be provided.Seating is limited and registration is required by calling Level 4 at 322-
8164. Classes will be held on the 17th, 19th, and 21st from 2 until 3:30pm. Main Library
Summer Reading Program: Éste es mi México/This is My Mexico Workshop
What do you know about Hispanic heritage? Do you love art? Here's your chance to show
your artistic abilities! Kids ages 7-11 are invited to participate in the children's drawing contest
"Éste es mi México/This is My Mexico." This workshop will briefly discuss Mexican art and
artists, and provide you with supplies to create an entry. Entries should illustrate your thoughts
and feelings about Mexico--its people, culture, history, land. Main Library 2:00 p.m.
· 18 Wednesday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Day Riverside Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Catch the Reading Bug – “Bug”tastic Programs
Join Herriman Library at 4pm to join in celebrating the wonderful world of bugs, bees,
butterflies, beetles, and spiders. There will be stories, crafts, activities, and games. For ages 5-
12.
American Girls Club
7pm at Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing. Ages 8-12.
Magna Chess Club
4:30 until 8pm. Magna Library
Great Reads for Girls: A Mother/Daughter Book Group
For girls ages 8-12 with Mom, or other caring adult.
Join us for lively discussions, activities, friendship, and FUN!
Sign-up and pick up a booklist at Draper Library Kids' Desk. Call 944-7649 for more
information. Draper Library
Arts in the Park
Children ages 5-12 can come to Fitts Park Wednesday afternoons and take part in a free craft
activity or make a treat to take home. The activity is limited to 30 children; first come, first
served. Meet in the Willow Pavilion. 412-3217 1-2pm. 3050 South 500 East
· 19 Thursday
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
Teen Summer Reading: How to Make a Zine
Join us to learn how to make your own zine--it's fun, creative, and easy! Our experts will show
you how to use things you have at home, in your backpack, or find at the local art store to create
your story. Main Library 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Henna Metamorphosis
Teens are invited to learn the history and art of henna with Kim of Gypsy Moon Emporium.
She will create simple henna tattoos on participants, time permitting. Remember Mom, henna is
not permanent. Registration begins Monday, June 2.. 10:30am
Teen Summer Reading: The Art of Henna
Learn more about the art of henna tattoos and their origins, culture, and significance.
Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 7:00 p.m.
Great Reads for Girls: A Mother Daughter Book Club
Girls ages 8-12 with Mom or other caring adult. Join us for lively discussions, activities,
friendship and fun! Sign up and pick up a "Great Reads" booklist at Magna Library. Call 944-
7547 for more information. 7pm Magna Library
American Girls
7pm for ages 8-12 at Barnes and Noble at SouthTowne.
Science Drawing Workshops
Haworth is a board member and passionate supporter of The Leonardo at Library Square, an
organization devoted to the celebration and exploration of science, art, and culture. During her
residency, Haworth will conduct three workshops on science drawing for youth ages 9 to 14.
Workshops take place in the Special Collections Room on Level 4 of the Main Library;
materials will be provided. Seating is limited and registration is required by calling Level 4 at
322-8164. Classes will be held on the 17th, 19th, and 21st from 2 until 3:30pm. Main Library
Teen Anime Club
Whitmore Library invites teens to preview anime episodes, sample Japanese snacks, share your
art and talk about anime and manga. This month come early to try your skills at making a miniature
Zen garden, and learn the ancient art of meditation- time-honored Asian practices that help
relieve stress! 6pm
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7p, Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing.
· 20 Friday
Dance, Dance Revolution
From 3-4pm whose 8-12 can play DDR at Bingham Creek Library.
Mendhi: Henna Body Art
Whitmore library invites teens to transform your body! Learn about traditional mendhi henna
body art and get a small tattooed design from Priya Mahajan. Parental permission required for
the henna tattoo,which is semi-permanent and can last from 1-3 weeks. Please enter your
parent's name on the registration form, which will imply their consent. 4pm
· 21 Saturday
Game @ Foothill: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us for gaming on the second
Saturday of every month! Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Game @ Day-Riverside: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the third Saturday of every
month! Day Riverside Branch Library 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Cinematic Saturdays for Teens
Come relax in the Canteena and enjoy your favorite movies. Main Library 1:00 p.m.
Game @ Sprague: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the third Saturday of every
month! Sprague Branch Library 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Science Drawing Workshops
Haworth is a board member and passionate supporter of The Leonardo at Library Square, an
organization devoted to the celebration and exploration of science, art, and culture. During her
residency, Haworth will conduct three workshops on science drawing for youth ages 9 to 14.
Workshops take place in the Special Collections Room on Level 4 of the Main Library;
materials will be provided.Seating is limited and registration is required by calling Level 4 at 322-
8164. Classes will be held on the 17th, 19th, and 21st from 2 until 3:30pm. Main Library
· 22 Sunday
· 23 Monday
· 24 Tuesday
Summer Reading Program: HawkWatch
How do we know our environment is healthy? Scientists look at many indicators to understand
ecosystem health: water quality, animal populations, and interactions between organisms and
their environments. At HawkWatch International, scientists count raptors. Find out more about
the science raptors and what they teach us about our shared environment. For grades 3 and up.
Main Library 2:00 p.m.
· 25 Wednesday
Magna Chess Club
4::30 until 8pm. Magna Library
Arts in the Park
Children ages 5-12 can come to Fitts Park Wednesday afternoons and take part in a free craft
activity or make a treat to take home. The activity is limited to 30 children; first come, first
served. Meet in the Willow Pavilion. 412-3217 1-2pm. 3050 South 500 East
· 26 Thursday
American Girls Club
For readers 8-12 at 7pm at Barnes and Noble in Sugarhouse.
Tolkien for Teens
7pm at Barnes and Noble at Fort Union.
Stephanie Meyer Book Discussion Group
For teens at 7pm at Barnes and Noble at Jordan Landing.
Summer Reading Program: No Girls Allowed!
Shhh, this is top-secret! Hey guys, are you tired of those fluffy, feel-good fairy programs? Are
you a fan of Captain Underpants, relay races, or both? Do you think barfing marshmallows and
making slime are the best? Then come to our "No Girls Allowed" program! With stories,
puppets, and crazy activities, we'll celebrate all the great things about being a guy. Leave your
mamas at the door! For ages 8-12. Registration required: Sprague Branch, 594-8640.
Sprague Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Altered Book Art
Learn how to change an ordinary book into a unique work of art! Visit Whitmore Library’s new
teen area to get some great ideas to start on your own creative book art project. You can bring
your own book and supplies, or use the library’s. This will be a continuing craft program, with
several dates to work on your project in June and July. The library will feature a display of the
altered book artworks in August. For teens 12 and up.
· 27 Friday
I am Amazing See the 4th for details.
· 28 Saturday
Cinematic Saturdays for Teens
Come relax in the Canteena and enjoy your favorite movies. Main Library
1:00 p.m.
Game @ Sweet: DDR & Guitar Hero for Teens!
Teens ages 13-19 are invited to hone their video gaming skills. Games will alternate between
Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). Join us on the fourth Saturday of every
month! Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Summer Reading Program: Learn to Juggle
The spectacular Wasatch Front Jugglers put on a show and then teach you how to juggle!
Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 2:00 p.m.
Teen Gaming
Teens are invited to Whitmore Library to get their game on with DDR, Guitar Hero, and
other games. 3-5pm.
· 29 Sunday
· 30 Monday
Summer Reading Program: Groom Your Room -- Magnets & Switch Plate Covers
Make personalized magnets and a colorful light switch cover to liven up your room. For ages 6-
12. Registration required: Anderson-Foothill Branch, 594-8611. Anderson-Foothill
Branch Library 2:00 p.m.