Adults

Women's Health Series
4th Thursday of the Month at 6pm
Aug to Oct

Each month from July to Nov, Evolved Women’s Health will be teaching classes on different women’s health topics from GLP-1s to hormone replacement therapy.

2026 Series Schedule

July - Your Labs Are Normal...So Why Do You Feel So Bad?

You're exhausted, struggling with weight changes, brain fog, poor sleep, or low energy—but your lab work keeps coming back "normal." Learn why symptoms matter, what standard testing may miss, and how to better understand what's happening in your body.

Aug - Everything Women Need to Know About GLP-1s

GLP-1 medications are everywhere, but most women still have questions. Learn how these medications work, who may benefit, potential risks, and how they fit into a long-term plan for health, metabolism, and weight management.

Sept - How Feeling Strong at 70 Starts at 30

Many women focus on weight, but true longevity is about much more. Learn the four pillars that have the greatest impact on how you feel today and how well you function in the decades ahead: hormone health, metabolic health, muscle and bone health, and mental health.

Oct - Osteoporosis: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You

Most women don't know they're losing bone until a fracture occurs. Learn why bone loss accelerates during midlife, how to assess your risk, and the practical steps you can take to protect your strength, mobility, and independence.

Harvest & Seed Swap
Saturdays Aug 1 to Oct 10
10am - 2pm

Bring your extra produce and harvested seeds then grab a bit of someone else's surplus!
Remaining produce will be donated to Tabitha's Way.
Remaining seeds will be added to our free seed library.

Please bring your donations to the table in the Library Hall first floor lobby.

Hobbit Day Tea Party
Sept 22 6-8pm
City Park (Library if inclement weather)

Residents of Middle Earth of all shapes, sizes and races are invited to join us for a Hobbit Day tea. Come dressed to impress your Middle Earth Neighbors (we can't wait to see you don the traditional garb of your natural or adopted middle-earth race: Elves, Men, Dwarves, Hobbits, Ents, Maiar, Valar, or even well-behaved Orcs and Trolls)

We will begin at 6 pm and conclude at 8 pm. Check in begins at 5:30

There will be visiting fantasy authors and vendors, activities for all ages, raffle prizes, refreshments, live music, and merry making galore! Don't miss out!

To join our Hobbit festivities please honor the Essential Rules of the Table:

• Promptness is a Virtue: A Hobbit is never late, but for tea, one should ideally arrive five minutes early to ensure the water is exactly at a boil.

• The "Six-Meal" Buffer: Evening tea must be treated as a bridge between Dinner and Supper. Please ensure you have had at least six meals prior to arrival to maintain your stamina. (We will have evening tea fare, but if you and your Hobbit clan need further sustenance, feel free to pack dinner or supper to enjoy in addition to our light refreshments.)

• Shoes are Highly Discouraged: Hobbits are encouraged to go barefoot (furry feet preferred). If you must wear footwear, please leave your "outdoor adventures" at the door.

Social Etiquette & Conversation

• No "Business" Talk: Conversations regarding Dark Lords, rings of power, or stressful adventures are strictly prohibited. Discussion should be limited to gardening, local gossip, and the quality of the feast. (The main exception to this rule: if you participated in our "Fellowship of the Book" you are encouraged to share the harrowing details with all and sundry!)

• The "Thank You" Gift: It is Hobbit custom to give gifts on your birthday, but for a tea party, a small cutting from your garden or a stick of honey is always a "Wizard-level" gesture.

• The Second-Helping Statute: Refusing a second (or third) cup of tea or treat is considered a sign of ill health. If you are full, simply loosen your waistcoat and carry on.

• The Sackville-Baggins Clause: Any guest caught eyeing the silverware or attempting to measure the furniture for future inheritance will be asked to leave via the Hobbit-hole door.

Adult & Teen Summer Reading
Unearth a Story at Your Library
May 22, 2026 to August 1, 2026
Adventurers are invited to join this year's summer reading expedition and aid in the recovery of mini mysterious artifacts through reading. Complete the challenge to earn your mini shelf to display your recovered artifacts. Can you recover them all?
This challenge is for teens ages 13-18 and adults.
Registration is required. Register using the Beanstack Tracker app on your phone or at the library. Don't forget to pick up your Artifact Collection tracker!

The Fellowship of the Book
March 25, 2026 to September 22, 2026

This is a call to adventure for brave souls from our own Middle Earth communities in the shadow of our own Misty Mountains to join a Fellowship of the Book. We will have copies of Tolkien's book The Return of the King that will each take a journey from one member of the fellowship to the next until all 9 members of each fellowship have completed the adventure. Each member will receive a designated color to annotate and tab the book as they read and will keep the book for about 20 days before passing it to the next in line. The books will complete their journey at our Hobbit Day Tea Party on Tuesday, September 22nd, when the full fellowship will gather to celebrate the journey's end for their book and peak at the contributions of their fellow adventurers! This is your ONE AND ONLY opportunity to write in a book you get from our library!! Visit the Fellowship of the Book webpage to learn more.

June 29 - Treasure Planet
July 6 - Chicken Little
July 13 - Over the Hedge

Genre Challenge for Adults

The Commonplace Society
Coming Back in the Fall
Register Here - For ages 13+.

Community Emergency Preparedness Class
First Wednesday of the Month in the Heritage Room
(Excluding Library Closures in Nov and Dec)
Register via Jotform, ages 18+.
This interactive, hands-on class will help you learn how to make your own emergency plan. Includes practical topics like first aid, emergency communication, food/water storage, 72 hour kits, and more. Offered by Spanish Fork City Emergency Management.
(No Class in November and December)


Computer Skills Series - Spring Session: Apr 29 - July 1, 2026

Take time to learn how to use email, social media, and more on a laptop or smart phone. Work hands-on with tutors from United Way of Utah County. For Ages 18+. Class meets every Wednesday for 10 weeks


Spanish Language Class
Held Once a Week on Tuesdays @ 6pm
in the Narnia Conference Room
All levels welcome to join in this conversation and grammar mixed course so you can learn conversational Spanish. Geared for Beginner to Intermediate, taught by a native speaker.


English Language Class
Every Wednesday @ 6:30pm in the Narnia Conference Room
All nationalities and levels are invited to this grammar course on American English. Learn English for Free!
Clase de Inglés
Todos los Miércoles a 6:30pm
Todas nacionalidades y niveles están invitados. ¡Venga para aprender inglés gratis
en el Narnia Conference Room!


English Conversation Club
Every Thursday @ 6:30pm in the Narnia Conference Room or Hogwarts Study Room
Take time to practice your English conversation in a low-stakes environment. This isn't a grammar class, just talking, and all levels are welcome.
Club de Inglés
A partir de enero, todos los Jueves a 6:30pm
¡Ven a practicar a conversar en ingles!  Participe en neustro grupo de conversación. Este no es un curso de gramática, solo una conversación sobre una veriedad de temas. El programa esta en persona, en el Hogwarts Study Room o Narnia Conference Room.