Posts about Things to do in Logan, Utah

A Cinematic Journey Through 250 Years: The Library’s Anniversary Film Series

This year marks a monumental milestone: the 250th birthday of America. To honor this Semiquincentennial, your local library is rolling out the red carpet for a special, curated film series designed to explore the triumphs, struggles, and defining moments that have shaped the United States over two and a half centuries. More than just a collection of movies, this series offers a cinematic deep dive into key moments, diverse perspectives, and unforgettable stories from U. S. history, all presented for free in the comfort of our Community Rooms. We invite you to join us on this three-month historical odyssey. The films will generally be shown at 6 PM* on the 3rd and 4th Thursdays of June, July, and August. It’s the perfect mid-week cultural event to spark conversation and reflection on the American experience. Our journey begins in June with two powerful films focusing on the nation’s foundations and its greatest challenge. On June 11 , we’ll screen 1776 , a musical retelling of the extraordinary efforts and compromises made by the Founding Fathers as they drafted the Declaration of Independence and birthed a nation. Following this, on June 18 , we pivot to the Civil War with Glory , a stirring and essential portrayal of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, one of the first African American regiments in the Union Army, highlighting themes of courage, equality, and the high cost of freedom. The series continues in July with films exploring resilience and the complex dynamics of the American landscape. Please note a special time change for our first July screening: on July 9 , we will begin at 5 PM for the powerful and recent historical drama, Killers of the Flower Moon . This critically acclaimed film brings a critical perspective to American history, examining the Osage Nation murders in the 1920s and the birth of the FBI. The following week, July 16 , we’ll screen The Grapes of Wrath , John Ford's enduring adaptation of the classic novel that captures the heartbreaking journey of an Oklahoma family displaced by the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression, embodying the American spirit of endurance. We conclude in August by looking at more contemporary challenges and cinematic milestones. On August 13 , we present The Color Purple , Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Alice Walker’s novel, which chronicles the life of an African American woman in the South over forty years, focusing on female relationships and empowerment against systemic prejudice. Our final screening on August 20 is Born on the Fourth of July , an emotionally charged film that explores the profound impact of the Vietnam War and subsequent disillusionment on American veterans and society at large. Gather your friends, mark your calendars, and prepare for a series that promises to educate, entertain, and inspire a deeper appreciation for the multifaceted history of America as we celebrate 250 years. All films will be shown in the library’s Community Rooms. We look forward to celebrating America’s legacy with you!

A Week of Musical Delights: Your Guide to the Logan Tabernacle Noon Concert Series

The Logan Tabernacle Noon Concert Series is back and promising a week of captivating, diverse performances! These free concerts run all week long and feature a lineup of talented musicians, from interactive improv masters to dedicated community artists. Mark your calendars for this week’s featured performers: June 1st: Richie Call and the Lyric Rep Review June 2nd: Kyra Moon June 3rd: The Winners of the 2026 Young Artist Cup June 4th: Anna Romney June 5th: John Dalley The Art of Audience Interaction One of the concert series’ most beloved performers is Kyra Moon , who will take the stage on June 2nd. Kyra is renowned for her delightful, on-the-spot improv. She masterfully interacts with the audience, bringing their requests to life by mixing requested tunes and performing them in genres chosen by the audience—a truly unique and engaging musical experience.Spotlighting Future Stars: The Young Artist Cup The series also provides a platform for emerging local talent through the Young Artist Cup . This annual competition is held for 10th through 12th-grade students who attend or reside within the boundary of Ridgeline and Mountain Crest High Schools, with the competition winners earning the opportunity to perform in the concert series. Over the course of two nights of performances, students compete across five musical categories: Female Vocal, Male Vocal, Piano, String, and Brass/Wind/Percussion. Contestants are encouraged to showcase their range by preparing music from standard classical repertoire, show tunes, and contemporary literature.A Master of Voice: Anna Romney Performing on June 4th, Anna Romney brings an impressive academic and performance background to the Tabernacle stage. She holds a Masters in Vocal Performance from the University of Utah and a Bachelors of Music with an emphasis in vocal performance from Brigham Young University. Anna's experience is wonderfully diverse, spanning from opera to musical theater, straight plays, and dance. She has performed internationally in Italy, across the U.S. in Washington DC and Maine, and extensively throughout her home state of Utah. Favorite roles include Gretel ( Hansel and Gretel ), Musetta ( La bohème ), Meg ( Little Women ), Baker’s Wife ( Into the Woods ), and Susy ( Wait Until Dark ). Currently, as a mother of three young children, Anna is channeling her years of bedtime singing into developing a lullaby album, informed by her diversely acquired repertoire. When she isn't performing, she enjoys sewing her own clothing, biking, and baking everything from pavlova to sourdough bread. Follow her singing journey on Instagram at @annaromneysoprano.The Voice of an Era: John Dalley’s Neil Diamond Tribute Closing out the week on June 5th is the esteemed John Dalley , whose singing career spans decades. Starting with school, church, and family functions, John taught himself to play guitar at age 14. By high school, he was singing at clubs in Logan. His career took off when he auditioned for and secured an agent with National school assemblies, leading to three years of touring 80,000 miles a year, performing in schools, clubs, and even some prisons across the nation. Now retired from his subsequent career as a factory rep, John continues to sing regularly at Deer Cliff Inn during the summer, as well as at the Franklin County fair, rodeo, 24th fireworks, and assisted living performances. At the Tabernacle, he will be performing a Neil Diamond tribute , featuring the very songs he used to sing on tour, and delivering them as if Neil himself was singing. Don't miss this opportunity to experience world-class talent and support local artists at the Logan Tabernacle Noon Concert Series!

Get Ready to Laugh:

Get Ready to Laugh: "The Antics" Bring Hilarious, Clean Improv Comedy to Logan, UT! Looking for the perfect night out in Logan, UT, that promises side-splitting laughter without crossing any lines? Then you need to check out "The Antics," Logan's premier professional, family-friendly improv troupe! We are dedicated to providing clean, hilarious, and fun comedy shows that the whole family can enjoy. Forget relying on old scripts—the real magic of "The Antics" is that everything we do is made up completely on the spot, based on audience suggestions! That means every show is a unique, one-of-a-kind experience that you will never see again. You are not just watching a show; you're part of creating it! The Perfect Outing for Everyone We know finding entertainment that truly caters to all ages can be tough, but "The Antics" are here to solve your dilemma. Our commitment to clean comedy means you can feel confident bringing the kids, grandparents, and everyone in between. Our shows are a guarantee for family fun, sparking imagination and plenty of giggles. But don't let the "family-friendly" label fool you—if you're looking for a great night without the little ones, our improv shows make for a fantastic date night, too. It’s an energetic, interactive alternative to the usual dinner and movie routine. Or, if you just need a personal dose of laughter, come on your own! No matter who you come with (or don't come with), we invite you to come laugh with us and experience the thrill of unscripted comedy. Show Details: You can catch "The Antics" every Friday for a dose of spontaneous hilarity. Tickets: $9 Kids (4-8): $5 Babes in Arms (0-3): FREE! Come be part of the fun. Get your tickets and prepare to be amazed at what we can create with just a suggestion and a little imagination! This is the perfect opportunity for family and friends to spend some time together and make new memories! It is also a great opportunity to connect with the community and get more involved.

Unlock Fun Every Wednesday: Join the Library Kids Club!

Looking for a fantastic way for your children to learn, play, and connect with their community? Look no further! We're thrilled to invite children ages 5 to 10 to the library's sensational Kids Club, happening every Wednesday from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM. It’s an hour packed with themed activities that change every week, ensuring there is always something new and exciting to spark your child's creativity and curiosity. This is a great way to get involved in the community, and even help your kids make some friends . Our club runs on a rotating monthly schedule, so mark your calendars for the unique activities planned for each Wednesday: First Wednesday: Lego Builders Unite! We kick off the month by building masterpieces with Legos. This is a perfect chance for young engineers and architects to practice problem-solving and unleash their imagination. Second Wednesday: Move It Club! Get ready for some fun exercise and energy burning! The Move It Club focuses on enjoyable physical activities to keep kids active and healthy. Third Wednesday: Game Day. It’s time to strategize and play! Children can dive into a variety of board games, including the classic game of Chess, promoting critical thinking and friendly competition. Fourth Wednesday: Craft Creations. Children get to express their artistic side by creating a fun, hands-on craft to take home. Rare Fifth Wednesday: Movie Time. On the occasional fifth Wednesday of a month, we settle in for a relaxing movie screening. Kids Club Details: Who: Children ages 5–10 are invited. When: Every Wednesday, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM. Where: The Logan Library. Join us at the library and let your child explore a world of fun, learning, and friendship at Kids Club. This is the perfect opportunity to connect with the community, make new friends, and learn new skills. The library is a great place to come together as Cache Valley. We can't wait to see you there!

Introducing Criss-Cross Applesauce Storytime!

Get ready to settle in for some fun under the trees, because we have absolutely wonderful news to share with our entire community! We are so incredibly thrilled to officially announce the exciting launch of our newest, family-friendly, weekly program: Criss-Cross Applesauce Storytime ! This special and much-anticipated program officially kicked off on February 28th , and it promises to be a beloved new tradition. Each session will bring cherished stories and lively songs to life, captivating the imaginations of children and creating lasting memories for families. Every moment of this program will be lovingly guided by our incredible team of dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers, whose passion for reading and community spirit makes all of this possible. What to Expect: Criss-Cross Applesauce Storytime is designed to be more than just a typical reading session; it is a welcoming space for children and their families to gather, connect, and enjoy the pure, unadulterated magic of reading. Our wonderful volunteers will be sharing a carefully curated selection of their favorite fun, engaging, and imaginative stories, ensuring there’s something new and exciting for every child to look forward to each week. In addition to the storytelling, they will also be leading engaging sing-alongs, encouraging everyone—parents included—to join in the fun with claps, motions, and enthusiastic voices. The entire atmosphere is intentionally relaxed, joyful, and designed to encourage participation and a lifelong love for books. It’s truly the perfect, simple way to spark creativity, encourage a deep and lasting appreciation for reading, and spend invaluable quality time with your neighbors and community members. We believe that these moments spent together are foundational for both early literacy development and strong community bonds. When and Where to Join Us: We've made it easy for everyone to join the fun by offering two convenient weekly sessions, giving families flexibility in their busy schedules: Mondays at 6:30 PM: Start your week off right with a calming evening story and song session. Saturdays at 2:00 PM: Make this a highlight of your weekend with an afternoon dose of literary fun. For both sessions, the location is the same magical spot: we will be gathering under the canopy of the beautiful trees in the dedicated kids’ area. We encourage you to make yourselves comfortable—please remember to bring a cozy blanket or a cushion from home. All that's left to do is settle in, sit criss-cross applesauce (if you can!), and get ready for a truly special and memorable storytime experience! We simply cannot express enough how grateful we are for our amazing, selfless volunteers. They are the heart and soul of our community and the true heroes who make fantastic, enriching programs like this not only possible but truly special. Come meet them, thank them for their dedication, enjoy some truly great stories, and join us as we launch this exciting new weekly tradition together! We look forward to seeing you there!

Escape the Nature Center!

Get ready for an outdoor adventure that promises fun for the whole family! The Allen and Alice Stokes Nature Center is excited to announce its special spring event, "Escape the Nature Center!," happening on Saturday and Sunday, April 25th and 26th, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This weekend is your perfect opportunity to engage with the natural world in a unique and playful way. A Half-Hour of Outdoor Fun and Adventure Perfect for adventurers of all ages, this event is designed to be an engaging and quick outdoor experience nestled within the beauty of Logan Canyon. Your group ticket covers entry to all three exciting and custom-designed stations , with each station estimated to take just 10 minutes. This means you can plan on a minimum of a half-hour of nature-themed entertainment—though your group is free to take their time, move at their own pace, and soak in the surroundings of the gorgeous canyon. The three stations will involve solving nature-based puzzles, using clues found in the environment, and learning fun facts about local flora and fauna as you work together to "Escape the Nature Center." It's a great test of teamwork and observation skills in a safe, outdoor environment. The Details You Need to Know: What: Escape the Nature Center! An outdoor-themed adventure and puzzle challenge. When: Saturday, April 25th, and Sunday, April 26th, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Please arrive no later than 1:30 PM to ensure enough time to complete all three stations. Where: Stokes Nature Center, located inside the mouth of Logan Canyon. Look for clear directional signage once you arrive. Parking is available on-site but can be limited, so carpooling is encouraged. Cost: A single ticket is $15 per group and covers up to 6 people (covers all three stations). All proceeds directly support the center's educational programs. Tickets should be purchased in advance on the Nature Center's website to reserve your preferred time slot. Who: Open to all ages! The activities are designed to be fun and accessible for everyone from toddlers to grandparents. Please dress for the weather and wear appropriate outdoor footwear. Supporting Your Local Nature Center Did you know the Stokes Nature Center has been serving the Cache Valley community for nearly three decades, since 1997? It is a proud, independent nonprofit organization and the official educational permittee of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and the USDA-designated Logan Canyon Children’s Forest. By participating in this event, you're not just having fun—you're helping them continue their vital mission to serve all people of Cache Valley through education and appreciation of nature, including school field trips and public workshops. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature, solve some puzzles, and enjoy the beauty of Logan Canyon! Grab your group and mark your calendars for a weekend of outdoor fun. We can't wait to see you there!