Oubaitori Japanese Flower Exhibition Discover the beauty of individuality through a celebration of flowers. Inspired by the Japanese concept of Oubaitori, which embraces the unique qualities of plants, fruits, and flowers without comparison, this event encourages reflection on your own growth and values. Immerse yourself in the rhythms, colors, and aromas of flowers while exploring […]
Immune Health with Natural Remedies, Led by Brigitte Mars Discover how to use food, herbs, supplements, essential oils, and lifestyle techniques to manage colds, flu, and chronic conditions such as cancer, diabetes, fibromyalgia, and more. Registration is required. Wednesday, December 4, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m., at Reynolds. Thursday Night Cinema: “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” Enjoy […]
High School Equivalency Preparation classes in English – Registration Begins December 2 Ready to complete your high school diploma? Join our in-person HiSET/GED preparation classes, taught by experienced instructors in a supportive small-group setting. The library provides these classes at no cost, including all learning materials. Eligibility: Learners must be 17 or older and live […]
Attention local history enthusiasts and National History Day participants! Discover how to navigate archives and locate primary sources for history research projects. Open to all students and educators, this is an excellent resource for National History Day participants! Special Presentation at 5 p.m.: Learn how to create your own primary sources by conducting interviews with […]
“Elf” with special guest, Buddy the Elf Meet Buddy the Elf and enjoy a screening of “Elf” on the big screen in the Canyon Theater! Make your own candy salad while you’re here. The movie is rated G, runs 1h 42m, and will include closed captions. Buddy will be available to meet at 1 p.m., […]
In 2022, community advocates placed a measure on the ballot to create a library district, campaigning on restoring literacy programs, expanding public meeting spaces and operating hours, improving collections and digital resources, restoring hours at Carnegie Library for Local History, reopening the Canyon Theater and BLDG 61 Makerspace, opening a new location in Gunbarrel, increasing […]
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!