A kaleidoscope in fabric, minus the mirrors and bits of glass, awaits visitors to the Brigham City Museum during the Utah Quilt Guild’s Ruby Jubilee Exhibition Jan. 28 through March 25. Admission is free. More than 40 chapters in the guild, which is celebrating its 40th birthday, are represented in the exhibition. Barbara Walsh of Woodland Hills coordinated the event. Walsh, a past president of the guild, says, “Our organization is the first state quilting guild organized in America.”

Looking for something fun to do after school or during the summer break? Then come to the library for Teen Tuesdays. We'll be doing something fun every Tuesday at 3:00 pm.

Before the Wii, before the PS3, even before the ATARI…blah! We don't even want to think about it. So come game with us on the third Tuesday of the month! Some months it will be an old school system like the N64 or Super Nintendo. Other months, it may be the Wii or Xbox. Either way, you'll exercise your thumbs and reflexes!

Dads Matter. Which is why we are offering a free, research-based stepfamily course for fathers and father-figures. Topics include communication, conflict management, ex-spouses, economic issues, co-parenting, and parenting non-biological children.

Offered by The Family Place. Register online or by phone today!

The Logan Library presents evening Spanish language storytime Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm. Led by native Spanish speakers, Hora del Cuento will be held in the Children’s Reading Corner at the library.

Both native speakers and those who would like a Spanish immersion experience are encouraged to attend. Please join us!

Spanish storytime is also available Wednesday Mornings at 10:15 am in the Lake Bonneville Room.

Using C++ and the SFML graphics library, build a basic game engine for a 2D top-down game, upon which you can then build an RPG adventure game, a sandbox-type building game, or whatever you can dream up. Learn to use GitHub to store code and collaborate on projects. (Intermediate: Grades 6-8/Ages 11-13; Senior: Grades 9-12/Ages 14-17)

Prerequisites: 30+ WPM, some experience with a programming language such as C++, Java, or Python. "I don't plan to spend much time on teaching the basics of C++, rather we will jump right in to the game, and explain/clarify concepts as needed as we go. I would be okay with anyone who was in the Board Game Development group, as well as anyone who has some practice with C++, Java, Python, etc., or even someone who is willing to put in a few hours on Codecademy or similar prior to the start of the group."

This group will meet Tuesdays in the computer lab from 4:00-6:00 pm for six weeks.

Parents of youth qualifying for free or reduced lunch may apply the discount code FRLunch to the tickets of their choice.

Due to new university policy, we can no longer offer discounts for parental involvement.

Are you lost in the conversation? Can you hear voices but can't understand words?

Join us for a free 6-week educational class about how to live better with your hearling loss. People who are Hard of Hearing and Late Deafened and their Families, Co-Workers, Friends, and People who are losing their hearing.

Topics covered include:

• Understand your hearing loss
• Make changes in communication
• Reduce communication breakdowns
• Learn coping strategies
• Learn about assistive listening devices available
• Improve relationships

Class is taught by Tami Phelps, Hard of Hearing Assistant for Division of Services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

The Cache Community Guitar Ensemble (CCGE) will meet for the first time on Tuesday, January 17th, from 7pm to 8pm. Bring your acoustic guitar and be ready to play or just come to check things out. Beginners to advanced players welcome!