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Logan Library Storytime Registration
Logan Library's Storytime is a program for children ages 3-5. It introduces children to books, reading and the library. Storytime is offered Tuesday-Thursday at 11:00AM and 1:00PM. Registration is required for each block of Storytime. Each block lasts six weeks. Each session lasts up to 30 minutes.
Registration is required and is open from February 11th to March 1st. You can register online, by phone, or in person at the library.
For children under three, we have a Toddler Time program Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings at 11AM that lasts approximately 15 minutes. This is a drop-in storytime and does not require pre-registration.
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Haunted Halloween Nights
For a Haunting experience and family fun, come join us for Haunted Halloween Nights at Willows Golf Park!
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Pumpkin Walk
North Logan invites you to attend the 2012 Pumpkin Walk, "Let the Games Begin". Since 1983, the Pumpkin Walk has been a Cache Valley Utah tradition! This free to the public event features dozens of scenes created with hundreds of pumpkins and gourds.
Park at Greenville Elementary (400 E. 2500 North) or the Cache Valley Specialty Hospital. The Cache Valley Transit District will run buses every few minutes between the school to Elk Ridge Park, where the Pumpkin Walk is held. The Pumpkin Walk is open from 9AM to 10PM each day.
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5:00 PM Pumpkinella Puppet Show
The 2012 Pumpkin Walk in North Logan will be featuring a "Pumpkinella" Puppet Show as part of the festivities. The show will be held each night at 5PM and at 6:30PM, with Saturday matinees at 2PM and 3:30PM. Free admission.
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6:30 PM Stories in Concert: Legend of Sleepy Hollow
With music, theater, and festival, Stories in Concert connects families to great literature through an extraordinary storytelling experience.
Stories in Concert offers much more than a typical outdoor musical theater production. Stories in Concert brings classic stories, like The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in Concert, to life. Our family-friendly productions feature activities, games, and costumed characters from the world of the author and his book. Even our concessions menu stems from the story.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in Concert is a Utah family tradition, now in its 5th production year. Tickets can be purchased online, by phone or at the door.
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7:00 PM Downtown Ghost Tour Nightmare on Main
Haunted structures and nighttime spirits await your arrival this Halloween Season in Historic Downtown Logan. Learn about downtown's most infamous ghosts doomed to the realm of mortals.
Note: "Nightmare on Main," is technically a family-friendly tour, however, it is not recommended for small children.
Tickets can be purchased online. The cost is only $7 per person and you can get an additional $2 in discounts by bringing one or more non-perishable food items in support of the Cache Community Food Pantry and by Liking Logan Downtown on facebook. Group discounts are also available to groups ($50 for group of 10) and reservations are highly recommended. Each guest will receive a free "paranormal pulsar light".
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7:00 PM Preserving Cache Valley's Critical Lands
Learn about our critical lands in Cache Valley and how to preserve them. Speakers from the Bear River Land Conservancy, LDS Earth Stewardship, Cache Valley rancher Bret Selman and commentator Thad Box will present.
The 250-member AMERICAN FESTIVAL CHORUS conducted by Dr. Craig Jessop, dean of the Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University, will be featured during the program. Dr. Jessop was the former director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
This event is part of the 9th Annual "Sustainability" Conference, "Emergence: Cultivating a Sustainable Cache Valley." Register for the rest of the Conference events online.
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7:30 PM The Importance of Being Earnest
The Old Barn Community Theatre presents The Importance of Being Earnest, written by Oscar Wilde, directed by Sarah Knowles. Tickets can be purchased online or by phone. This event is sponsored by ConService, the Utah Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Box Elder County.
The Importance of being Earnest opens as we learn that Jack Worthing leads a double life: Earnest in town and in love with Gwendolyn; Jack in the country and the guardian of the lovely Cecily. To keep the rouse up he has created an irresponsible brother named Earnest whose poor behavior drags him frequently to town to rescue him from his recklessness. However, when Jack's friend Algy comes to the country and introduces himself as Earnest, confusion ensues. Add in Cecilys absent-minded tutor, a love struck rector, two dry and pessimistic butlers, and Gwendolyns overbearing mother with outrageous hats, and you too will discover the importance of being Earnest.
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The Logan Library does not endorse
non-library events or entities described in the events calendar.
Because events may be changed, rescheduled, or cancelled, event information should be
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