Monday, Jan. 20 – All locations will be closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
BoulderReads New Tutor Orientation Sessions Learn about becoming a BoulderReads tutor! This session will cover program resources, tutor training, responsibilities, and the powerful impact tutoring has on the lives of tutor-student pairs. Orientation is required before signing up for the full tutor training in January–February 2025. Learn more and register Wednesday, January 15, 6 p.m. […]
Creativity Alive Class Connect with fellow creatives through engaging, interactive exercises designed to spark creativity in the SEEN gallery space, led by Merlyn Holmes, founder of Creativity Alive. Part of the Creativity Alive SEEN initiative, these sessions promote joy, productivity, and meaningful connection. Light refreshments will be available. Attend one or both sessions—each will feature unique activities! […]
Diversity Book Club Read books by diverse authors and discuss them over tea and coffee. January’s book selection is “Solito,” by Javier Zamora. Can’t make it in person? Join us with Zoom at https://bit.ly/ReynoldsDBC. Tuesday, January 14, 2 – 3 p.m., at Reynolds. Social Stitchers Calling all Knitters, Crocheters, Embroiderers, and Cross-Stitchers! Bring your fiber arts projects […]
As the year comes to a close, we’re excited to share the most popular books that captured our community’s imagination in 2024. From captivating fiction and children’s graphic novels to thought-provoking nonfiction, these are the top ten titles in each print category, as well as the most-read digital picks on OverDrive and Libby. Dive into these lists […]
Title: Mysterious, Marvelous Octopus by Paige Towler Review: “Stunning photographs and captivating rhymes take readers on an exciting deep-sea journey in this nonfiction picture book. Informational boxes share fascinating facts about hunting techniques, defenses, and even octopus personalities. Preschoolers and budding young scientists will delight in exploring this engaging and educational book.” — Krissy, Main Library.
Lost in tech? Let’s navigate together! Our digital navigator program is here to assist you with a wide range of digital tasks, from setting up email to navigating the internet. Install apps, find affordable internet options and apply for community resources with individualized help from a digital navigator. Appointments with digital navigators are 30 – […]
Explore Colorado’s cultural destinations for free! Reserve a Culture Pass online using your library card and get free entry to explore Colorado’s art, history and cultural attractions, including: Boulder Phil Concerts Butterfly Pavilion Dinosaur Ridge Museo de las Americas WOW! Children’s Museum Denver Museum of Nature & Science Pass benefits vary by location. Find more details. […]
Get your digital questions answered every Saturday Bring your tablet, phone, laptop, or other device and all your questions! Our friendly volunteers answer basic tech questions and help with the library’s online resources. No registration is required. Drop-ins are held Saturdays at two locations: Meadows Branch from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Main Library’s Flatirons […]
The library is thrilled to unveil the winning designs for new library cards, created by community members. Congratulations to Ayamani, Anya, Colton, Abby, and Hannah! These cards will be available this summer!
Ultra-Processed People: The Science Behind the Food that Isn’t Food by Chris Van Tulleken “The author, an infectious disease doctor, does a masterful job presenting the harm caused by ultra-processed foods to our physical and mental health as well as the environment. This book motivated me to change my diet and see the need for […]