Draper Library closed to Nov. 29, and its senior book club meets at the senior center
Draper's county library branch is closed for renovations and maintenance through Nov. 29, and the senior book club that meets there has moved to the Draper Senior Center.
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DRAPER — The Salt Lake County Library's Draper branch is closed for renovations and maintenance through Nov. 29, 2026, according to the library system's locations page, which shows the branch at 1136 E Pioneer Rd (12400 S) marked "Closed for maintenance" 1.
The library's event pages give a narrower reason for the shutdown: the hours table on a Draper listing carries the note "(Closed for HVAC upgrade)" 2.
At least one programme has moved rather than stopped. The Draper Senior Center "Young at Heart" Book Club meets Monday, Nov. 9, from noon to 1 p.m. at the senior center, not at the library, and the listing states that while Draper Library is closed, copies of this month's book are available at the Sandy Library 2. The club is discussing "Words on Fire" by Jennifer Nielsen and meets on the second Monday of each month from noon to 1 p.m. 2. The library lists Linda Gee at lgee@slcolibrary.org as the contact for people who want to take part 2.
The nearest branches the locations page lists as open are Sandy, at 10100 S Petunia Way (1405 E); South Jordan, at 10673 S Redwood Rd; Riverton, at 12877 S 1830 W; and Herriman, at 5380 W Herriman Main St 1.
The county library system will also be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day, the locations page states 1.
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