Cosmo’s Corner: It’s Fat Bear Month!
Fat Bear Week is designed to celebrate the resiliency and fishing skills of our ursine brethren and to educate the public about bears and their role in maintaining a balanced ecosystem.
Cosmo’s Corner
Cosmo’s Corner: High School Art Show
Meow and hello everyone. It’s Cosmo, Library Cat and art critic, here with wonderful news for all my fellow art connoisseurs out there. Grand County Public Library is currently hosting the All-State Utah High School Art Exhibition!
Cosmo’s Corner: Etiquette Tips from the library cat
Hello friends! It is your favorite local Library Cat, Cosmo, here with some information that will improve your life and mine–my personal guidance on how to approach and pet cats.
How far can Cosmo the library cat go?
Send your picture and caption to grandcountylibrary@gmail.com between now and August 10, and watch as the photo display across from the library’s front desk fills with the books and destinations you help me explore.
Cosmo’s Corner: Giant Book Sale at Grand County Library
From Thursday, July 10th through Saturday, July 12th, the Friends of the Library are unleashing a dollar-a-bag book sale during regular library hours! We’re not just talking books, folks. We’re talking music CDs, DVD movies (remember those?), jigsaw puzzles, kid stuff, and more! For a measly dollar, you can fill an entire bag with these glorious treasures!
See Native American dancer Nino Reyos on June 20!
As part of our Color Our World Summer Reading Program, Grand County Public Library is honored to welcome the immensely talented Native American performer Nino Reyos to Star Hall on Friday, June 20, at 7 p.m.
Cosmo’s Corner: Kids events in Moab on June 3 and 6!
Meowdy, fabulous humans! It’s me, Cosmo—the one and only Library Cat, Science Buff, and Feline Film Critic! As your whiskered representative of all things newsworthy at Grand County Public Library, I come bearing…
Cosmo’s Haiku Invitation
On Friday, May 23 at 6:30 PM, in partnership with our good friends at Back of Beyond Books, we’ll welcome Ms. Maggie Dewane, author of a new book of eco-poetry called “Haiku and Hope: 50 States of Climate Change.” Maggie will not only read us some of her charming poems, but will lead a nature-inspired poetry workshop where she will discuss the benefits of nature journaling and guide participants through using haiku poetry as a tool of creative expression.
Kung Fu Cosmo! Kids Event on May 13
Christopher will demonstrate some of the exciting things he has learned in his studies and share with families how studying martial arts has helped him combat some of the various challenges he faces with autism, such as focus, social interactions, sensory sensitivities and behavior patterns.
Cosmo’s Corner: Check out bugs on Tuesday, May 6
Entomology is the study of insects. To most humans, “bugs” describe anything that is small and wiggly with six or more legs. To scientists, “bugs” are a very specific type of insect. To us cats, they’re nature’s equivalent of a ribbon on a stick: jumpy, twitchy, and hours of fun.