Fancy Nancy Tea Party

Saturday January 26, the Children's Library hosted Fancy Nancy tea party, 32 Mothers and Daughters. All the young ladies and Mothers dressed up in their best and had a tea party like no other. They learned manners, tips on how to be a Fancy Nancy, also fingernail painting. A drawing was held at the end for Fancy Nancy Books.

Spiderwick Book Club

Thursday November 29 — January 31 Children grades 3-6 joined us at the library for a book club and activity of reading from the Spiderwick books. We also have been doing a craft that relates to the book. We are going to try to get through the five books in the Spriderwick chronicles before the movie comes out in February. The Children who signed up for this activity have had a great time. Come in to the library and see what you have been missing.
 
 
 
 

Quilting @ the Library

We had a wonderful beginning quilt class Saturday January 12, here at the library. The turn out was great over 34 quilters taking part in a beginning quilters class. . Please join us Saturday February 9 for quilting @ the library.

Stars in the Garden is the quilt we will be making this year at the library. We will be making two star blocks each month for seven months , the center block is an appliqué called “The Garden”. Come and make the whole quilt or join us for just one or more of the classes. Get your pattern and instructions from the reference desk or call Melinda 789-0091 Patterns will be given out the month before the class. January star blocks are Cluster of stars and Eight pointed star #4. Bring your own sewing machine and quilting supplies. The second Friday and Saturday of every month

Fancy Nancy Tea Party @ the library

Join us January 26, all dressed up for a tea party with Fancy Nancy. Get out your best dress-up, hats, gloves, feather boa, make-up.
Mother and Daughters 5 to 9 years of age. Space is limited sign up required.

Books on the Go

Starting in January 2008, we will offer library services to homebound patrons, With help form the Golden Age Center Meals on Wheels, library items will be delivered and picked up from homebound patrons’ homes. Thanks go to the Library Board and Glenda Brown for creating this program, and to the Golden Age Center for being the wheels for our items. We look forward to serving our patrons who have not been able to enjoy library serves. Contact the Library if you have questions about this program.

Library to celebrate its 100th year

The Uintah County Library turns a hundred years old in 2008. In honor our centennial we are having a ‘year of celebration.’ We hope that you will join in the celebration by participating in themed activities, book clubs, guest speakers, kids crafts, special story time, and more will be held throughout the year. We hope that you will join us for some unique activities that will enlighten, entertain, and enrich your lives!
As the story goes, a ladies club held a play in 1908 to which they sold tickets. The proceeds from the ticket sales were used to establish a public book collection which became eventually became the Uintah County Library. While those original books have long been gone, the community spirit that launched the library still thrives in Uintah County. Please join us in charting out the future of the library!
Over the years the library has changed, for the better—we hope! One new change that you’ll see this year is that Monday-Thursday we will open one hour earlier. This will make our new hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday our hours will be 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m