Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Children and their caregivers are invited to come sing, dance, and experience stories with storytellers. For children ages 18 months to 3.

February Film Screenings

Mondays and Fridays | 6:30 PM | Media Auditorium

Friday, Feb 3 — La La Land (PG-13, 2016): While navigating their careers in Los Angeles, a pianist and an actress fall in love while attempting to reconcile their aspirations for the future.

Monday, Feb 6 — The Lion King (G, 1994): Lion prince Simba and his father are targeted by his bitter uncle, who wants to ascend the throne himself.

Friday, Feb 10 — Hairspray (PG, 1988): A 'pleasantly plump' teenager teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show.

Monday, Feb 13 — Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (G, 1971): A poor but hopeful boy seeks one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory.

Friday, Feb 17* — Mary Poppins (G, 1964): A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.

Monday, Feb 20 —  Library Closed for Presidents' Day

Friday, Feb 24 — Mamma Mia! (PG-13, 2008): The story of a bride-to-be trying to find her real father told using hit songs by the popular 1970s group ABBA.

Monday, Feb 27 — The Wizard of Oz (G, 1939): Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz.

Movies start promptly at 6:30 PM. Don't be late!

*This film screening will take place in the Ashton Auditorium.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Traiga a toda la familia cada semana para un cuento bilingüe especial de media hora. Todas las edades son bienvenidas.

Bring the whole family each week for a special half-hour bilingual storytime. All ages are welcome.

Free play & building challenges. LEGO & DUPLO blocks. Caregiver must accompany ages 7 and under. No registration.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Bring your baby to the Storytelling Wing every Friday for twenty minutes of rhymes, songs, and music. The last twenty minutes will be devoted to playtime, reading, and interacting with other infants and caregivers. For pre-walking babies and their caregiver. Older babies or those with older siblings are invited to attend Toddler Tales on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

February Film Screenings

Mondays and Fridays | 6:30 PM | Media Auditorium

Friday, Feb 3 — La La Land (PG-13, 2016): While navigating their careers in Los Angeles, a pianist and an actress fall in love while attempting to reconcile their aspirations for the future.

Monday, Feb 6 — The Lion King (G, 1994): Lion prince Simba and his father are targeted by his bitter uncle, who wants to ascend the throne himself.

Friday, Feb 10 — Hairspray (PG, 1988): A 'pleasantly plump' teenager teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show.

Monday, Feb 13 — Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (G, 1971): A poor but hopeful boy seeks one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory.

Friday, Feb 17* — Mary Poppins (G, 1964): A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.

Monday, Feb 20 —  Library Closed for Presidents' Day

Friday, Feb 24 — Mamma Mia! (PG-13, 2008): The story of a bride-to-be trying to find her real father told using hit songs by the popular 1970s group ABBA.

Monday, Feb 27 — The Wizard of Oz (G, 1939): Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz.

Movies start promptly at 6:30 PM. Don't be late!

*This film screening will take place in the Ashton Auditorium.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Children and their caregivers are invited to come sing, dance, and experience stories with storytellers. For children ages 18 months to 3.

February Film Screenings

Mondays and Fridays | 6:30 PM | Media Auditorium

Friday, Feb 3 — La La Land (PG-13, 2016): While navigating their careers in Los Angeles, a pianist and an actress fall in love while attempting to reconcile their aspirations for the future.

Monday, Feb 6 — The Lion King (G, 1994): Lion prince Simba and his father are targeted by his bitter uncle, who wants to ascend the throne himself.

Friday, Feb 10 — Hairspray (PG, 1988): A 'pleasantly plump' teenager teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show.

Monday, Feb 13 — Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (G, 1971): A poor but hopeful boy seeks one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory.

Friday, Feb 17* — Mary Poppins (G, 1964): A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.

Monday, Feb 20 —  Library Closed for Presidents' Day

Friday, Feb 24 — Mamma Mia! (PG-13, 2008): The story of a bride-to-be trying to find her real father told using hit songs by the popular 1970s group ABBA.

Monday, Feb 27 — The Wizard of Oz (G, 1939): Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz.

Movies start promptly at 6:30 PM. Don't be late!

*This film screening will take place in the Ashton Auditorium.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Want to help plan teen programs, get volunteer experience, and make friends at the library? The OTLC meets each month on the second Tuesday at 6:30 pm.

Applicants must be 12–18 years old. Contact Orem Library Outreach at 801-229-7042 or jmjackson@orem.org for a volunteer application and for more information.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Traiga a toda la familia cada semana para un cuento bilingüe especial de media hora. Todas las edades son bienvenidas.

Bring the whole family each week for a special half-hour bilingual storytime. All ages are welcome.

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 provided. All experience levels welcome.

No Teen Clubs in June, July, or December.

Free play & building challenges. LEGO & DUPLO blocks. Caregiver must accompany ages 7 and under. No registration.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Bring your baby to the Storytelling Wing every Friday for twenty minutes of rhymes, songs, and music. The last twenty minutes will be devoted to playtime, reading, and interacting with other infants and caregivers. For pre-walking babies and their caregiver. Older babies or those with older siblings are invited to attend Toddler Tales on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Traiga a toda la familia cada semana para un cuento bilingüe especial de media hora. Todas las edades son bienvenidas.

Bring the whole family each week for a special half-hour bilingual storytime. All ages are welcome.

Free play & building challenges. LEGO & DUPLO blocks. Caregiver must accompany ages 7 and under. No registration.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Bring your baby to the Storytelling Wing every Friday for twenty minutes of rhymes, songs, and music. The last twenty minutes will be devoted to playtime, reading, and interacting with other infants and caregivers. For pre-walking babies and their caregiver. Older babies or those with older siblings are invited to attend Toddler Tales on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

February Film Screenings

Mondays and Fridays | 6:30 PM | Media Auditorium

Friday, Feb 3 — La La Land (PG-13, 2016): While navigating their careers in Los Angeles, a pianist and an actress fall in love while attempting to reconcile their aspirations for the future.

Monday, Feb 6 — The Lion King (G, 1994): Lion prince Simba and his father are targeted by his bitter uncle, who wants to ascend the throne himself.

Friday, Feb 10 — Hairspray (PG, 1988): A 'pleasantly plump' teenager teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show.

Monday, Feb 13 — Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (G, 1971): A poor but hopeful boy seeks one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory.

Friday, Feb 17* — Mary Poppins (G, 1964): A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.

Monday, Feb 20 —  Library Closed for Presidents' Day

Friday, Feb 24 — Mamma Mia! (PG-13, 2008): The story of a bride-to-be trying to find her real father told using hit songs by the popular 1970s group ABBA.

Monday, Feb 27 — The Wizard of Oz (G, 1939): Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz.

Movies start promptly at 6:30 PM. Don't be late!

*This film screening will take place in the Ashton Auditorium.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Children and their caregivers are invited to come sing, dance, and experience stories with storytellers. For children ages 18 months to 3.

February Film Screenings

Mondays and Fridays | 6:30 PM | Media Auditorium

Friday, Feb 3 — La La Land (PG-13, 2016): While navigating their careers in Los Angeles, a pianist and an actress fall in love while attempting to reconcile their aspirations for the future.

Monday, Feb 6 — The Lion King (G, 1994): Lion prince Simba and his father are targeted by his bitter uncle, who wants to ascend the throne himself.

Friday, Feb 10 — Hairspray (PG, 1988): A 'pleasantly plump' teenager teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show.

Monday, Feb 13 — Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (G, 1971): A poor but hopeful boy seeks one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory.

Friday, Feb 17* — Mary Poppins (G, 1964): A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.

Monday, Feb 20 —  Library Closed for Presidents' Day

Friday, Feb 24 — Mamma Mia! (PG-13, 2008): The story of a bride-to-be trying to find her real father told using hit songs by the popular 1970s group ABBA.

Monday, Feb 27 — The Wizard of Oz (G, 1939): Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz.

Movies start promptly at 6:30 PM. Don't be late!

*This film screening will take place in the Ashton Auditorium.

Art Show: City of Lions: A Vignette by Bridger Barksdale

January 23–March 11 | West Gallery

Local artist Bridger Barksdale exhibits works in watercolor to tell a story of L’viv Ukraine, a city which he had the honor of visiting shortly prior to Russia's invasion on February 14, 2022. Barksdale’s work is motivated by his direct experience and desire to capture moments that he cannot allow to fade into memory. The attack on Ukraine has inspired him to preserve cobbled streets in the only way he knows how—through art.

Art Show: Collaboration with Chaos by Katie Jane Cummings

January 9–April 1 | East Gallery

When we are children, mess is our muse and disorder is an invitation to create. But as adults, our relationship with chaos changes as it begins to impede our creativity. In “Collaboration with Chaos,” Utah-based art director Katie Jane Cummings makes art out of perler beads, using the medium of childhood to explore the boundaries of adulthood.

Art Show: The Art of Spin by Amy Bennion

January 13–February 28 | Library Hall Gallery

The Orem Public Library welcomes visual artist Amy Bennion and her father, writer John Bennion, for the exhibition Spin. Spin is a novel of blended genres, with words by John and illustrations by Amy that document the travels and tribulations of Lily, the protagonist. 

What do potato chips, 3-D glasses, and the folding chair have in common? All were invented by Black inventors! Learn about the contributions of Black inventors to our lives with a fun scavenger hunt. 

Some pairs are meant to be, like macaroni and cheese. But others are more controversial, like socks and sandals. Which relationships would you love to see blossom and flourish or crash and burn? Visit the Teen Area and find out if you are a shipper or a ripper.

Celebrate Library Lover's Month by completing this to-do list that tests how well you know the library. Turn in your completed list to the librarian for a bookmark.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.

Preschool Storytime is a 30-minute program for preschoolers and school-age children with stories, puppets, and activities to engage youngsters and highlight the joys of books and storytelling. For ages 3–5.

Toddler Tales is a 20-minute program for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers with songs, fingerplays, and short stories to introduce our youngest patrons to the world of words. For ages 0–3.