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Summer Music Institute: Ages 6-12, June 19th - 23rd

• Summer Music Institute is for students ages 6-12. Sing, play, and move through a week of active music-making at Edith Bowen Laboratory School on the Utah State University campus. Sponsored by Cache Children's Choir, master Orff Schulwerk music teachers will share their expertise in group singing, reading rhythmic and solfege notation, playing pitched and non-pitched percussion and developing musicianship through movement. A culminating concert is scheduled for Friday at 2 pm.

Summer Mini Music Camp: Ages 4-6, June 26th-30th

• Summer Mini-Music Camp is designed to give children ages 4-6 an opportunity to experience and learn about music in a joyful way. Activities will include singing, creative movement, playing simple instruments, singing games, folk dancing, literature and visual art. The camp is sponsored by Cache Children's Choir and the Orff-Schulwerk Teacher Education Course at Utah State University.

This camp is supported by the Faculty-Student Mentorship Summer Grant provided by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Utah State University.

Monday thru Friday, June 19th - 30th. Session One: 9:00 am to 10:20 am. Session Two: 10:30 to 11:50 am.

We will be teaching:

• how to introduce yourself
• how to talk about hobbies
• how to talk about family
• opposties (yes, no etc.)
• numbers
• Chinese New Year
• the Dragon Boat Festival
• Chinese Valentine's Day
• different Chinese Names
• Chinese calligraphy

Participants are expected to attend each day, with the pre-requisites of having completed 1st & 2nd grade this academic year, as well as not having any Chinese language skills before coming to camp.

Music Theatre West presents two summer academies: one for youth (ages 5-12)and one for teens (ages 13-18)

• Youth Broadway Camp: July 31st to August 4th
• Teen Production Camp: Hairspray, Jr. June 26th to July 1st & July 5th to 8th

Visit website for details and to register.

The Cache Valley Fun Park is offering 4 ways you can be your kid's hero this summer!.

• Flashpointe Boot Camps
• Science & Engineering Camps
• Fun Times Camps (weekly themes)
• Leadership & Team Building Camps

12 different sessions available to choose from this summer! Eash session runs Monday thru Friday, 8:00 am to Noon.

Check website for details.

Working together to experience adventures in new cultures.

Explorers will learn about cooperation and accepting differences. Games, crafts, food, special guests, water games, and much more. Lunch is provided. Children will receive a t-shirt and a picture

The Logan Tabernacle Summer Concert Series is enjoying it's 16th Season!

The Series starts on May 29th, 2017 and will continue through August 4th. Each weekday, a free concert, open to the public is presented at 12:00 noon in the Logan Tabernacle. Encore Concert to be held Friday, August 11th at 7:00 pm. Outstanding performers are showcased.

The Utah Festival Opera and Old Lyric Repertory Theater also feature performers of their current season of shows.

All concerts are free and open to the public. Please use concert etiquette while attending.

Logan Library hosts a movie night each Monday. This event is free and open to the public and popcorn will be provided. Upcoming films include:

September 4th: No Movie - Library Closed - Labor Day

September 11th: Smurfs: The Lost Village (PG)

September 18th: The Three Musketeers (2011) (PG-13)

September 25th: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (PG-13)

October 2nd: Ghostbusters (2016)(PG-13)

October 9th: No Movie - Library Closed - Columbus Day

October 16th: The Tingler (1959)(NR) with Vincent Price.

October 23rd: Goosebumps (2016)(PG)

October 30th: Hocus Pocus (PG)

Come enjoy a wonderful evening of talent.

The Logan Library Board of Trustees invites the public to attend a brief presentation by Karen Clark, a candidate for the open position of library director, on Monday, June 26 at 6:30 PM in the library’s Lake Bonneville Room.

Ms. Clark, currently acting director of the Logan Library, has been asked to present her vision of a 21st-Century Logan Library and community center.

After the presentation, attendees will be encouraged to provide comments to the board. A similar presentation by the final candidate will be held in the coming weeks.

Questions about the event may be directed to Logan Library Board Chair Noelle.