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January 20, 2022 — Seeds Library Cafe Closing
We’ve enjoyed every coffee and donut! Since 2014 Seeds Library Cafe has been a staple at the Main Library, but now they are moving on to a new chapter. We thank Seeds for their hard work and wonderful food and drinks over the last eight years! The space will be available for a new vendor […]
January 19, 2022 — To Break a Covenant: Author Visit
Tuesday, Feb. 1, 4:30 p.m. at Out Boulder County for grades 6-12 Get spooky this February at Book Queeries, our queer-themed book club for teens. Meet local author Alison Ames and discuss her debut novel “To Break a Covenant,” a young adult paranormal/horror book. Registrants will receive a free copy while supplies last. Hosted in collaboration with Out Boulder […]
January 18, 2022 — Skaters to land new tricks soon at Main Library
After installing a new skate park at Valmont City Park, installing a mini skate area at Howard Heuston Park, and expanding the skate park at Scott Carpenter Park last year, the city’s not done putting in skate features in where the community can use them. Next stop for your crew: the Main Library. Starting mid-February, […]
January 13, 2022 — Taxes and Investment Help
Get help with your 2021 taxes and prepare a budget for 2022! Need tax forms? Visit our Tax Forms Research page for specific links to commonly used federal and state forms. Information about local services will also be posted here as it becomes available. Create a financial foundation that will help you for years to come by using […]
January 9, 2022 — Volunteer with Us!
Start your New Year helping out at the library One-time volunteers are needed to help with the annual Family Play Festival, Research Rendezvous, and youth STEAM events. Ongoing volunteers are also needed for Drop-In Tech Help, BoulderReads, and Youth Services. Sign up today to volunteer!
January 8, 2022 — Recommended Read: “Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times”
“Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times” by Katerine May “The holidays are over, but there’s still much winter ahead. Katherine May suggests that you embrace your own winter, whatever that means to you. She encourages the active acceptance of sadness and difficult times, and she does not just mean the literal cold […]
December 29, 2021 — Meadows Branch Library to be closed for repairs
City of Boulder Facilities Department was notified Wednesday, Dec. 29 of a sewer line back-up in the Meadows Branch Library at 4800 Baseline Road in Boulder. The branch library will be closed while the damage is assessed and arrangements are made for clean-up. Meadows Branch Library staff will be reassigned to work at other library […]
December 20, 2021 — New Year, New You: Getting Your High School Diploma
Jia and Family
En Español Boulder Public Library accepts new or gently used: Hardcover and trade paperback books, typically ranging from 5 x8” to 6 x 9” Media materials (DVDs, CDs, audiobooks) in good condition Mass market (typically 4.25 x 6.87” pocket size) paperbacks less than 5-year and in excellent condition The library cannot accept the following materials: […]
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