O.W.L. Camp Outstanding Wizarding Levels

A free, one-day STEAM-based wizarding camp for youth

Ages 11–18 with a County Library card

Library’s Viridian Event Center

June 16–18, 22–25

The Countdown has begun!

23 Weeks
0 Day
5 Hours
11 Minutes
32 Seconds
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Applications are now open!

Apply now through March 31

  • Apply March 2–31
  • Acceptance letters mailed by May 15
  • Attend your selected camp day, June 16–18, 22–25

O.W.L. Camp is a free community event with limited capacity.

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Please select your Year (grade entering in the fall) for your application date.

First Year

( Entering 6th Grade )

Thursday, June 18

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First Year

( Entering 6th Grade )

Monday, June 22

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Second Year

( Entering 7th Grade )

Wednesday, June 17

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Second Year

( Entering 7th Grade )

Tuesday, June 23

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Third Year

( Entering 8th Grade )

Wednesday, June 24

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Fourth Year

( Entering 9th Grade )

Thursday, June 25

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Fifth Year

( Entering 10-12th Grade )

Tuesday, June 16

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What to Expect

Have you been anxiously awaiting your O.W.L. letter? Do strange things tend to happen when you’re around?

O.W.L. Camp is a free, one-day STEAM-based wizarding camp for youth ages 11–18 with a County Library card. It's your chance to geek out with other Harry Potter fans and attend magical wizarding school for a day, circa 2026. Be prepared to experiment, learn, connect, play, and create.

Submit your application to discover if you are a Muggle-born Witch or Wizard. Selected students will receive an O.W.L. letter with instructions for finalizing the application. Failure to finalize the application by May 31 will void your O.W.L. Camp acceptance.

Upon arrival at O.W.L. Camp, you will be invited through platform 9 ¾, visit the trolley cart, and exit onto the school grounds. You will be sorted into your class, and you will stay with your class throughout the day. Classes may include topics such as Potions, Magizoology, Astronomy, etc. You will have opportunities to win or lose class points, interact with characters, and meet new friends.

We solemnly swear you won’t forget your day at O.W.L. Camp!
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Location

The County Library's Viridian Event Center | 8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088

Meet Our Professors

Only the finest professors provide instruction at O.W.L. Camp. We would like to thank our past and returning professors who contribute content, curriculum, resources, and teaching.

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Welcoming Spaces

The County Library is committed to providing equal access and opportunity, and we strive to create welcoming atmospheres, programs, and spaces for the myriad needs of the community.

Should your student require ADA accommodations, please notify us using the comment field on your application or contact us no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event.

Salt Lake County’s ADA policy

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