• The Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake’s Sacred Paths Youth Culture Class participants created tribal flags to recognize and celebrate their tribal heritage for Indigenous Month. These tribal flags recognize: Ute Indian Tribe, Navajo Nation, San Carlos Apache Tribe, Eastern Shoshone Tribe, Northern Arapaho Tribe, and the Crow Agency. These flags are hanging in the Main Library’s Urban Room. Since the interior of our buildings are currently closed, we wanted to share photos of these beautiful creations. @urbanindiancenterofsaltlake
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    The Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake’s Sacred Paths Youth Culture Class participants created tribal flags to recognize and celebrate their tribal heritage for Indigenous Month. These tribal flags recognize: Ute Indian Tribe, Navajo Nation, San Carlos Apache Tribe, Eastern Shoshone Tribe, Northern Arapaho Tribe, and the Crow Agency. These flags are hanging in the Main Library’s Urban Room. Since the interior of our buildings are currently closed, we wanted to share photos of these beautiful creations. @urbanindiancenterofsaltlake
  • With Phone-A-Story you can hear a quick children's story any time of day recorded by one of our wonderful Librarians. You can choose between a story in English or Spanish, with a new story every two weeks. 📚✨ To hear a story, just call 801-594-8676
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    With Phone-A-Story you can hear a quick children's story any time of day recorded by one of our wonderful Librarians. You can choose between a story in English or Spanish, with a new story every two weeks. 📚✨ To hear a story, just call 801-594-8676
  • Our friends at the Natural History Museum of Utah have put together these Curiosity Kits, and you can grab one for yourself at the Chapman, Glendale, or Day-Riverside branches! These kits are designed for elementary-aged children and highlight different aspects of Utah's history. Each kit has learning materials and everything you need for a fun at-home craft. You can choose the Anthropology Kit and weave a basket in the style of Utah's native cultures, or build a dinosaur with the Paleontology Kit. These kits are free and yours to keep, while supplies last. To get your Curiosity Kit, request one at the Holds To-Go curbside pickup area at the Chapman, Glendale, or Day-Riverside branches.
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    Our friends at the Natural History Museum of Utah have put together these Curiosity Kits, and you can grab one for yourself at the Chapman, Glendale, or Day-Riverside branches! These kits are designed for elementary-aged children and highlight different aspects of Utah's history. Each kit has learning materials and everything you need for a fun at-home craft. You can choose the Anthropology Kit and weave a basket in the style of Utah's native cultures, or build a dinosaur with the Paleontology Kit. These kits are free and yours to keep, while supplies last. To get your Curiosity Kit, request one at the Holds To-Go curbside pickup area at the Chapman, Glendale, or Day-Riverside branches.
  • Now you can stay connected on the go with a City Library Wi-Fi Hotspot! A Hotspot is a device that lets you connect your computer, smartphone, or tablet to a wi-fi signal. You can place a hold for one of our Hotspots, pick it up at your favorite City Library location, and borrow it for two weeks. Link in Bio.
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    Now you can stay connected on the go with a City Library Wi-Fi Hotspot! A Hotspot is a device that lets you connect your computer, smartphone, or tablet to a wi-fi signal. You can place a hold for one of our Hotspots, pick it up at your favorite City Library location, and borrow it for two weeks. Link in Bio.
  • Cases of COVID-19 are rising at an alarming rate throughout Utah. The City Library understands that extreme measures are needed to help slow the spread of this virus. For the safety of our staff, patrons, and the community as a whole, the Library will pause in-person services (Express Services) and close its buildings to the public beginning Wednesday, November 11. The last day the buildings will be open to the public will be Tuesday, November 10, from Noon–6pm.  Curbside services, including Holds To-Go, Browsing To-Go, and Print Services will continue beginning Thursday, November 12. Due dates for checked-out materials will not change, and you can still return checked-out items at any Library location's outdoor book drops. The Library will continue to provide virtual services and access to our electronic collections, including eBooks, audiobooks, digital magazines, music, movies, research databases, learning platforms, and more. Salt Lake County residents may sign up for Library cards online to begin using digital services and to place holds. Take and Make Kits are also available through curbside pickup. For more information, visit slcpl.org.
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    Cases of COVID-19 are rising at an alarming rate throughout Utah. The City Library understands that extreme measures are needed to help slow the spread of this virus. For the safety of our staff, patrons, and the community as a whole, the Library will pause in-person services (Express Services) and close its buildings to the public beginning Wednesday, November 11. The last day the buildings will be open to the public will be Tuesday, November 10, from Noon–6pm.  Curbside services, including Holds To-Go, Browsing To-Go, and Print Services will continue beginning Thursday, November 12. Due dates for checked-out materials will not change, and you can still return checked-out items at any Library location's outdoor book drops. The Library will continue to provide virtual services and access to our electronic collections, including eBooks, audiobooks, digital magazines, music, movies, research databases, learning platforms, and more. Salt Lake County residents may sign up for Library cards online to begin using digital services and to place holds. Take and Make Kits are also available through curbside pickup. For more information, visit slcpl.org.