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Calling all tweens who love to read, share ideas, and connect with other readers! Join Wasatch County Library on Wednesday, September 16 at 4 p.m. for Tweens Who Read, a fun and welcoming book club designed to encourage friendship and a lifelong love of reading. This month, tweens will discuss Restart by Gordon Korman, exploring
In one class you will learn the elements of a striking photograph and how to create one. *For best results, use the latest version of iPhone Learn the basics of composing dramatic photos and become familiar with fun iPhone camera features and editing tools. We'll discuss composition, editing tools, and more. *Bring your iPhone -
Looking for a creative way to spend your Thursday evening? Join Teen Art Night on Thursday, September 17, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. at Wasatch County Library. Come create something new with Perler Melting Beads, or simply stop by to relax, hang out, and spend time with new and old friends. No artistic experience is needed, and
Join Betty Byrd, local artisans and bakers, in welcoming fall with a community market on Friday, Sept. 18, from 4:30-7 p.m. COME SIP AND SHOP AS THE SEASON SHIFTS vintage items collectibles • glassware retro decor • gifts hand-poured candles local artisans seasonal baked goods and much more!
Join Summit County for a barbed wire pull at the 910 Ranch! Enjoy a hands-on day of stewardship and community connection! We’ll work together to remove decommissioned barbed wire fencing, helping to restore wildlife movement and improve the health of the landscape. What to Bring & Wear: Wear long pants, long sleeves, and sturdy closed-toe
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Join Summit County for a barbed wire pull at the 910 Ranch! Enjoy a hands-on day of stewardship and community connection! We’ll work together to remove decommissioned barbed wire fencing, helping to restore wildlife movement and improve the health of the landscape. What to Bring & Wear: Wear long pants, long sleeves, and sturdy closed-toe
Get ready to throw it back at Trolley Square’s "80’s Block Party" on the outdoors West Plaza! Join us Saturday, September 19 from 6–9 PM for a totally tubular night of free, family-friendly fun for all ages at historic Trolley Square. Come early to grab your seat, enjoy some food from local food trucks, and shop Trolley Square’s vendors before the
Get your hands dirty with hands-on activities, explore plant science, and discover how plants grow and support life all around us. Drop by the EcoCenter anytime between 10AM and 1PM for this FREE family program! Tickets are not required, but you can sign up for a reminder. Explore native plants of the Preserve, examine seeds,
There always a dire need for blood. Please consider giving the renewable resource. please schedule your appointment in the Blood app from Red Cross
Come read with a furry friend! Wasatch County Library invites readers of all ages and reading levels to practice reading, build confidence, or simply enjoy sharing a book with a specially trained Rocky Mountain Therapy Dog team. Reading with a therapy dog is a fun and encouraging way to enjoy books without pressure or judgment.
The St. Mary's Catholic Church Blood Drive will be held on Friday, September 25th in the Gym just West of the Church. Please see our advertisement to schedule an appointment between 12:00 noon and 6:00 PM. Thank you.
Celebrate Fred Mertlich and his remarkable contributions to preserving the history and character of Wasatch County through art. The reception will highlight Mertlich’s artwork featured in the library’s current exhibit, "America250 Through a Local Lens: Celebrating the Artwork of Fred Mertlich," on display September 1 – October 31, 2026. Throughout his career, Mertlich has created
September 25, uncover the stories behind the images with Between the Lines: Stories Told Through Abstraction. Enjoy a first look with art tours, a cash bar, and treats as we gather together for stories told through abstract art. RSVP at https://go.kimballartcenter.org/between-the-lines-opening Featuring work by artists: Anila Quayyum Agha, Chakaia Booker, Tara Donovan, Golnaz Fathi, Nolan
Join us in repairing beaver dam analogs (BDAs), pulling weeds, fixing fences, and other tasks to help restore the riparian corridor. Enjoy a hands-on day of stewardship and community connection! This restoration project will help improve wildlife habitat and help restore the riparian corridor. What to Bring & Wear: We recommend wearing long pants, long
Park Silly Sunday Market is Park City’s beloved open-air street festival, bringing together local makers, artists, musicians, food, and community on historic Main Street. Since 2007, this nonprofit market has supported hundreds of small businesses while creating a vibrant, sustainable gathering place where locals and visitors can shop, eat, connect, and experience the unique spirit
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