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Code Club gives youth the opportunity to learn computer programming by completing fun projects such as programming games. Youth learn to code in Scratch, HTML/CSS, and Python, all valuable job skills, but also boosts their problem-solving skills.

The library Code Club meets each Thursday afternoon), all youth are invited to apply for the club. The requirements for Code Club:

1. Explore Code Club Content by reading

Crochet club at the library! Come learn our project, or bring your own and hang out with us!

This registration is for Tween Book Bag Subscriptions for Summer 2024. 

Tween Book Bags are for ages 8 - 12.

Each bag will contain

• A Library Book
• Review Card
• Bookmark
• Small Prize

When you’re done reading, just return the Library book, all other items in the bag are yours to keep!

​Rules:

• You must have a Uintah County

Join one of our wonderful library grandparents for stories, fingerplays, and a craft.

Come visit us in the large conference room on Wednesdays from 4:00-5:00pm! All ages welcome! Everyone can build with us! We have traditional LEGO as well as LEGO Duplo and Mega Bloks.

Weekly building challenges, and your creations will be displayed in the Children's Area!

No need to sign up. Children 8 years and under must have a responsible person 14 or older with them.

Embark on a transformative adventure of self-exploration through the art of journaling! "Ink and Insights" is a dynamic and interactive class designed to guide you through the enriching process of self-discovery, personal growth, and lifelong learning. Join us in a welcoming and supportive environment where the power of your own words becomes a catalyst for insight and reflection.

📖 What to Expect:

• Engaging

Join one of our wonderful library grandparents for stories, fingerplays, and a craft.