Wonder Wednesday's is an after-school program for elementary school aged children. It is a joint effort between the Cedar City Public Library, Frontier Homestead State Park, SUMA (Southern Utah Museum of Art), and the Frehner Museum. The 2019-20 schedule will begin September 11!

Activities are held each Wednesday. They are held at the Library on the second Wednesday of each month from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

The following activities are scheduled at the Library. Check the calendars of the other venues for their topics.

September 11: Slime

October 9: "Monster" Flap Books

November 13: How a Library Works

December 11: Holiday Craft

A cooperative effort between the Cedar City Public Library and SUU's artsFUSION, "Beyond the Book Club" is a free, monthly STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) book club for 4th through 8th grade youth. Each month will focus on a fiction book with a STEAM connnection and participate in a hands-on activity. "Beyond the Book Club" events are held on selected Saturdays, from 2:00 to 4:00.

"Beyond the Book Club" is the idea of high school student Zoe Petersen who solicited cooperation and resources of the Library and artsFUSION. Sign up through Eventbrite - click here.

September 28th: The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick.

October 26th: The Apothecary by Maile Maloy.

November 30th: Wonder by R. J. Palacio.

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Story times are on end of summer / back to school haitus. They will resume every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 10:00 and 10:30 beginning September 9.

The Library accepts donations of books and other materials. However, not all materials will be retained by the Library. Please note:

Materials likely to be retained are:

• Relatively new materials (5 years old or less).
• Timely materials (old computer books and old text book will likely be discarded).
• New magazines.
• High demand materials in excellent condition.
• Materials that complete series that have been lost.
• New/good condition materials of local interest.
• Local authors' works for which MARC records may be obtained.

The Library is not obligated to keep donated materials. Once the Library receives a book or other donation it becomes the property of the Library and will be used or discarded to meet the Library's needs.