Read with a Bunny
Read with a bunny at the library! Your family can sign up for a 10-15 minute slot to read with a bunny.
Read with a bunny at the library! Your family can sign up for a 10-15 minute slot to read with a bunny.
START is a prevention and support program that helps military families strengthen relationships, build resilience, improve communication, and navigate the unique challenges of military life through education, resources, and personalized support.
Open play chess --- use our sets or bring your own!
Adult immigrants learn and practice English with volunteers and teachers.
Join us for tabletop role-playing adventures! Pre-made characters will be ready so we can jump right into the action with this easy to understand system. Adventurers of all experience levels are welcome!
Based on Disney’s epic animated musical adventure and Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan of the Apes, Disney’s Tarzan features heart-pumping music by rock legend Phil Collins. Washed up on the shore, an infant boy is taken in and raised by gorillas. Tarzan’s life is mostly monkey business until a human expedition treks into his tribe’s territory...
Set on the streets of Dublin, Once tells the story of a struggling Irish musician (known simply as “Guy”) and a Czech immigrant (“Girl”) who meet through a shared love of music. Over the course of a week, their unexpected connection transforms their music—and their lives—forever. Featuring a multi-award-winning score of rich acoustic folk music,...
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country coming together we have some special puzzles for you to put together. Come to the library June 1st - July 31st to work on these America-themed puzzles. Once one is completed, we will put out another one for you to work on!
Match famous archaeology sites with their names and locations in the YA area of the Layton Branch during summer reading. (June-July 2026)
Summer Fun Fest is Davis County’s annual celebration of agriculture, community, and the traditions that have kept this valley connected to its roots for generations. Some things are worth holding onto. The smell of sawdust and livestock. Neighbors catching up in lawn chairs. That feeling of belonging to something bigger than yourself. Picture a kid...