Winter Concert Series Annual Holiday Harps – Saturday, Dec. 7 in the Canyon Theater Boulder Children’s Chorale Concert & Community Sing-along – TWO back-to-back performances – Sunday, Dec. 8 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. in the Canyon Theater Midday Music Meditation – Wednesday, Dec. 11 in the Canyon Theater Rocky Mountain Revels: Mid Winter’s […]
First Friday Food Lab: Eggnog – Friday, Dec. 6 at Reynolds Holiday Make and Take – Sunday, Dec. 8 at Reynolds Ferment-ology – Thursday, Dec. 12 at Main Make Your Own Video Game Controller – Saturday, Dec. 14 at Reynolds and Meadows Movies @ Meadows: Polar Express – Friday, Dec 13 at Meadows
The City of Boulder’s Office of Arts and Culture is now accepting applications for community projects, arts-education projects, professional development, venue-rental assistance and more. Organizations, individuals and classrooms are encouraged to apply.
Heart Berries: A Memoir by Terese Marie Mailhot “Don’t be fooled by this slim book! This memoir packs a serious emotional punch. Maillot winds through her own mind with vulnerable, elegant, and sometimes self-mocking prose as she tries to cope with horrors imposed upon her by others and herself. Her struggles to reconcile her incredibly […]
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All classes end on Dec. 20, 2019 Lynda.com for Libraries–now called LinkedInLearning–has made considerable changes to its terms of use that impact library patrons’ privacy. Due to these concerns, the Flatirons Library Consortium, of which Boulder Public Library is a member, will not renew its subscription to Lynda.com. For other online learning options, visit our […]
Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations by Mira Jacob “This is a funny and complex book motivated by questions from the author’s six-year-old son, questions that are sparked in the years leading up to Trump’s election as her son forms his identity as a young brown boy. Throughout this uniquely illustrated graphic memoir, Jacob explores her […]
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If I Was Your Girl by Meredith Russo “This novel about Amanda, a trans teen, negotiating a new school was interesting, informative, funny and heartbreaking. Loved it!” –Margie, Resource Services Get more staff reading recommendations
“Children of Blood and Bone” by Tomi Adeyemi “‘Children of the Blood and Bone’ is set in Orisha, a fantasy nation with roots in West African mythology. Adeyemi creates a world where magic has been completely suppressed. The main protagonist, Zeile, is born a maji, but must hide her magical powers. I highly recommend this […]