For all our master LEGO builders in Park City, we want to see your most imaginative, original creations! Prizes will be awarded for top creations in different age groups.
Star Wars Day!
May the 4th Be With You!
May 4th, 4-5:30pm
Join us for our May the 4th Be With You party where we will celebrate all things Star Wars! We'll have crafts for all ages, snacks, and some surprises!
Good Neighbor Tutor Program Starts
The Park City Library and the Park City School District are partnering for the Good Neighbors Program that assists people in Conversational English, English grammar and reading and/or writing in English.
We're putting together a book club registry so that book clubs and readers can unite! If you have a book club and you're looking for new members, or love reading but haven't found a club, e-mail
[email protected]. If you're a book club, include details like a contact person, type of books read, and meeting frequency. If you're looking for a club, let us know what kind of books you're interested in.
Have you used your Library Card to
log in to your account online?
You just need your library card and PIN. Go to www.parkcitylibrary.org and choose MY ACCOUNT. You can view your items out, see when they are due (Account Activity) and renew if possible. You can also search for items, place requests and view current items you have on hold. If you don't know your PIN please contact the library 435-615-5600.
Mural Wall:
Honor The One Who Taught You To Read
Purchasing a tile in the Library's Mural Wall is one way to show how much you love our library. Consider honoring the person in your life that helped you become a lifelong reader.
For a donation of $150 you can commemorate this special person with a named tile on the Mural Wall. Multiple tiles can be purchased and grouped together. Visit our website for more information: http://parkcitylibrary.org/mural-wall/.
Historic 1992 Tile Wall
The historic 1992 tile wall framed picture is now hanging in the East hallway of the first floor of the library. This hallway is home to many historical pieces. Stop by and take a look the next time you are in! While the physical tile wall could not be re-hung after the remodel, a beautiful framed picture honors those who took part in supporting the library in 1992. Thank you to Mark Maziarz for the beautiful photography.
