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Events in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Nov. 14

By Utah News Staff from public calendars · November 12, 2026 · 1 min read
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  • Salt Lake City Public Library: Sing, Dance, Laugh, and Play Instruments with Katie T., 2 p.m., at Main Library - Story Room.
  • Salt Lake City Public Library: I Pulled My Shadow Into The Meadow... by Caro Nilsson, 4 p.m.
  • Salt Lake City Public Library: Internalities, by Rachel Pernick & Teasha Luu, 4 p.m., at Main Library.
  • Salt Lake City Public Library: Under Our Feet, by Keersten Jensen, 4 p.m., at Sweet Branch.

Salt Lake City calendars list four library programs on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Salt Lake City Public Library: Sing, Dance, Laugh, and Play Instruments with Katie T., 2 p.m., at Main Library - Story Room.

Salt Lake City Public Library: I Pulled My Shadow Into The Meadow... by Caro Nilsson, 4 p.m.

Salt Lake City Public Library: Internalities, by Rachel Pernick & Teasha Luu, 4 p.m., at Main Library.

Salt Lake City Public Library: Under Our Feet, by Keersten Jensen, 4 p.m., at Sweet Branch.

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Salt Lake City Public Library calendar: events.slcpl.org

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