Event List

If you have always wondered what events and situations influence the decisions made on an international level, then Great Decisions is for you. Come to the January 30th orientation at 10am to learn about the course.

Free conversation group to help you learn and speak English confidently. New and continuing participants welcome. AGES: 18+ 

Celebrate community and culture at the library with the Hmong American Association of Colorado! Each month features a new activity—from bingo and holiday parties to crafts and cultural celebrations—offering something fun for all ages.

Get help with citizenship questions, information about the process, and practice for the citizenship interview. Free study materials available to take home. AGES: 18+

Welcome to the Forbidden Bookshelf, where we'll read and discuss banned and challenged books. This is a great group for readers who value exploring diverse perspectives.

Join a community RPG group meeting every two weeks on Sunday to play Daggerheart at our library. Currently, the game allows for 6 people total (5 players and 1 GM).

Want to learn more about your computer, smartphone, or other tech device? Or need help navigating the internet and mobile apps? Drop-in to our weekly program and get one-on-one help from a volunteer tech tutor. AGES: 18+

Explore the diverse and captivating world of romance novels. Join us to discuss and dissect popular romance books each month. Registration required. AGES: 18+

4th Sundays

Library for All is an active program for adults with intellectual disabilities and their caregivers.  We'll meet on the small indoor field.

Join us at the library for a lively line dancing program in partnership with the Hmong American Association of Colorado (HMAAC)!

A laid-back, book club where each month features a creative reading prompt — not a required title. Readers choose their own adventure, then gather to sip, share, and socialize at Bruz Beers. Registration preferred, drop-ins welcome.

Get help with citizenship questions, information about the naturalization process, and practice for the citizenship interview with a volunteer educator. Also, hear regular testimonials from new citizens having completed the process.

In this 2nd section of our monthly writing program, get in-person feedback for small sections of your work in a live and supportive group setting. Workshop using constructive criticism to build up your stories.

Need help navigating the internet and mobile apps? Drop-in to our weekly program and get one-on-one help from a volunteer tech tutor. Computers available or bring your own. Job hunt help also available. 

Develop your Spanish, acquire confidence, and make new friends in a relaxed, informal setting. AGES: 18+ 

If you have always wondered what events and situations influence the decisions made on an international level, then Great Decisions is for you. Come to the January 30th orientation at 10am to learn about the course.

Free conversation group to help you learn and speak English confidently. New and continuing participants welcome. AGES: 18+ 

Join our monthly autism support group at the library—a welcoming space for individuals on the spectrum and their allies.

Get help with citizenship questions, information about the process, and practice for the citizenship interview. Free study materials available to take home. AGES: 18+

Join a community RPG group meeting every two weeks on Sunday to play Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader at our library. Currently, the game allows for 6 people total (5 players and 1 GM).

Want to learn more about your computer, smartphone, or other tech device? Or need help navigating the internet and mobile apps? Drop-in to our weekly program and get one-on-one help from a volunteer tech tutor. AGES: 18+

Library for All is an active program for adults with intellectual disabilities and their caregivers.  On March 30th we will meet in the community room at the Westminster Sports Center.

Join us at the library for a lively line dancing program in partnership with the Hmong American Association of Colorado (HMAAC)!

Work together with compatriots to review and edit online editions of Westminster historic newspapers and reveal the fascinating history of yesteryear. Community and volunteer hours included. AGES: 14+