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Come join Leslie as she leads the group through a movement class in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Join us for Story Times at the Library Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10:30am! Geared for children ages 3-6. Adults must accompany their children. Story times are free and don't require a library card. No registration necessary!

For more info visit https://www.brighamlibrary.org/story-time

Stay and play for 30 minutes following Story Time at the Library. Participation in Story Time is not required to attend. We will have toys, puzzles, activities and crafts for children and parents to enjoy. Adults must accompany their children. Great opportunity for parents to meet others in the community. Activities and toys are geared for children ages 3-6 but siblings may attend. Free! No registration is needed!

For more information please visit https://www.brighamlibrary.org/story-time

Come exercise to the beat of your own drum.

This free, 4-session, research-based course teaches couples how to understand one another's differences, enhance communication skills, and develop a deeper commitment. Taught by Healthy Relationships Utah through USU Extension. Register athttps://extension.usu.edu/hru/courses/couple-links

Wednesdays 6pm-8pm at the Library

Apr 17 - Relentlessly Pursuing Intimacy

Apr 24 - Respectfully Cultivating Trust

May 1 - Reciprocally Meeting Needs & Resiliency

May 8 - Romantically Renewing Your Union

Free, off-site child care provided by the Box Elder Family Support Center!

Story Time at the Library for children under 3. Parents are required to attend with all children. Classes will include stories, songs, rhymes, lap bounces, and time to play. No library card is required to attend and no registration is needed!

For more Story Time information please visit https://www.brighamlibrary.org/story-time

Brigham City Community Center hosts a game day the first Thursday of each month. We will have Wii Sports, card games, memory games, and laughs. Come for lunch at noon and stay to play!

City Council Meetings are held every 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.

Monthly reading & discussion group hosted by the Library focusing on topics in history, culture, and the humanities. The group meets first Thursdays at 7pm and is led by guest scholars. Pick up a copy of each month's book from the front desk. No library card required!

Visit https://www.brighamlibrary.org/humanities-book-group-12005 for upcoming titles and program information.

Calling all Junior Pickleballers! Come join us for a fun Juniors event with a twist on the Singles format. "Skinny Singles" Any Gender can register for Skinny Singles - Friday, 5/3/2024 check in at 5:30 pm. Play at 6:00 pm. Boys and Girls will play each other in this event. Register based on skill level, ends 4/30/24. There is not a backup facility due to the weather. If the weather is a concern, an email will be sent to you with information via email or text. Location: 221 N 600 West Brigham City

Skinny Singles is a fun format to singles pickleball. The players will divide the court in half making it easier to cover the court while still playing one on one. Skinny singles is all about accuracy and angles. It's so fun and does not require full court coverage. This event will be Round Robin. Skill Levels may be combined based on registration.

Come join us for the first tournament of the 2024 season! Girls and Boys Doubles will be a Round Robin format and open to Juniors ages 8-18 years. Share the info grab a partner and get registered today! Each participant must register. You will create a login and select a Membership (this is your registration fee) then select your appropriate skill level. If you have any questions on how to self-rate your skill level check out the USAP link Definition of Player Skill Ratings - USA Pickleball Association. There is not a backup facility due to the weather. If the weather is a concern, an email will be sent to you with information via email or text.

Rural Utah at a Crossroads | 2023-2024 Utah tour of the Smithsonian exhibition CROSSROADS: CHANGE IN RURAL AMERICA

CROSSROADS: CHANGE IN RURAL AMERICA is a traveling exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution's Museum on Main Street program that provokes fresh thinking and sparks conversations about the future and sustainability of rural communities. At a time when much of rural Utah is reinventing itself, Crossroads offers a chance to look at our own paths over the past century – to highlight changes that affected our fortunes, explore how we've adapted, and think about what's next. This project is presented by Utah Humanities and its statewide partners.

The Crossroads: Changes in Rural America Exhibit will be on display at the Brigham City Museum from May 4th to Jun 22nd, 2024

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through circuit training in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Canyon Home Care & Hospice will host a monthly book club at the Community Center.

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through a movement class in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Come exercise to the beat of your own drum.

This free, 4-session, research-based course teaches couples how to understand one another's differences, enhance communication skills, and develop a deeper commitment. Taught by Healthy Relationships Utah through USU Extension. Register athttps://extension.usu.edu/hru/courses/couple-links

Wednesdays 6pm-8pm at the Library

Apr 17 - Relentlessly Pursuing Intimacy

Apr 24 - Respectfully Cultivating Trust

May 1 - Reciprocally Meeting Needs & Resiliency

May 8 - Romantically Renewing Your Union

Free, off-site child care provided by the Box Elder Family Support Center!

Book club for kids and their parents including a book to read and a treat to share.

Second Thursdays each month, 4:00pm & 7:00pm

Parent/Kid book group is a monthly book club for kids, ages 7-16, and their grownups. All adults must be accompanied by a child. Themed snacks provided. To register, pick up a copy of the month's book from the library front desk. See lists of upcoming and past books at https://brighamlibrary.org/pk.
 

 Book club for kids and their parents including a book to read and a treat to share.

Second Thursdays each month, 4:00pm & 7:00pm

Parent/Kid book group is a monthly book club for kids, ages 7-16, and their grownups. All adults must be accompanied by a child. Themed snacks provided. To register, pick up a copy of the month's book from the library front desk. See lists of upcoming and past books at https://brighamlibrary.org/pk.

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through circuit training in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Join the book chat and discuss Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott with other readers and writers from the area.

A limited number of copies available for pick-up at the circulation desk or writing group meetings, 23 Jan 2024 – 14 May 2024 – no library card necessary.

Book description and more info at https://www.brighamlibrary.org/event/9843788

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through a movement class in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Come exercise to the beat of your own drum.

City Council Meetings are held every 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.

Bring your dog and/or cat to the Pioneer Park bowery between 9am and noon to get their rabies shot and get or renew your dog license. All dog licenses expire May 31, so this clinic can help you save time by doing both at the same time.

Rabies shots are $23.

1-year dog license fees are $15 for fixed animals and $40 for unfixed animals. 3-year dog license fees are $35 for fixed animals and $100 for unfixed animals. Seniors (60 and older) can license their fixed animals for $5 for one year or $15 for three years.

Proof of spay or neuter is required to receive the fixed animal pricing.

PLEASE NOTE: We do not have the ability to accept credit cards or electronic payments. Cash or check ONLY.

A special opportunity for the Northrop Grumman workforce and their families to explore the "Crossroads: Change in Rural America" exhibition.

Brigham City Splash pad is now open to the public, Location is on the 600 East side of John Adams Park. Water is on from 9AM to 9PM. We hope you enjoy your summer season at the pad!

Cemetery crews begin preparation for Memorial Day the Monday prior to the holiday. Preparations including mowing, trimming and weeding usually take the entire week to complete. Sprinkler irrigation is stopped from Friday afternoon through the end of Memorial Day to allow for the placement of decorations. Flower regulations as listed above will be strictly enforced.

The Cemetery office will be staffed on Memorial Day from 9am to 1pm to assist the public in finding graves. Due to heavy office traffic on these days, Cemetery staff will not be able to assist in family genealogy.

Cemetery cleanup will begin the Monday morning following Memorial Day. Anyone desirous of picking up their wreaths or decorations should do so prior to that Monday.

When the cleanup sweep is done all decorations that are removed are taken to the county landfill for disposal. Those wishing to reclaim their decoration are encouraged to do so prior to the cleanup.

REMOVING DECORATIONS FROM PLOTS BELONGING TO OTHERS IS CONSIDERED THEFT OF PROPERTY AND IS PUNISHABLE UNDER LAW AS A CLASS B MISDEMEANOR.

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through circuit training in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through a movement class in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Come exercise to the beat of your own drum.

Thursday PM-Men's & Woman's Singles
Friday- Men's 7 Woman's Skinny Singles
Saturday-: MXD Doubles
Monday: Men's & Woman's Doubles

Skill age Divisions: 19+( Includes players under 19),35+ 50+ 65+
If there are not enough teams in a skill age teams will be combined within the same skill level.

Register here
Payout Brackets with at least 6 teams.
$100/$40/$20 for doubles teams and $50/$24/$10 for singles events.

Registration Fees: $40- first event, $25 second event, $20 3+ events

All registrations will receive a 2024 Memorial Item

Extended hours and reception at the museum as part of the Art on Main Festival. Explore the Smithsonian exhibit as part of an evening of art, including the dedication of the "Welcome to Downtown" mural and a concert by Vocalocity.

The pool opens for Memorial Day weekend. Come enjoy the water while the temperatures are still cool.

See our website for more information.

You and your family are invited to come join the Brigham City Museum and our friends from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts for this fun activity! Be inspired by the many houses and businesses in your community to make a sculpture of your street or other buildings in your town. What types of buildings are in your neighborhood? What do you want your town to look like in the future? You will get some wood blocks to draw on and make a small community of your own. 

Come join Leslie as she leads the group through a movement class in the Community Center’s exercise facility.

Come exercise to the beat of your own drum.