Event List

Explore Ancient Egypt in this guided Minecraft adventure as you uncover hidden tombs, solve puzzles, and avoid traps. Work together to find four hidden levers while facing increasingly challenging obstacles along the way.

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

Have old family photos or papers you’d like to have digitized for future generations? Sign up for a scanning day to have preservation-quality digital files of your most prized memories created by our library and archive staff.

Join Nature's Educators to meet and learn about 4 live raptors! Find out what they eat, where they live, special adaptations, their personal stories, and more. Registration required. AGES: 5-12 

Unleash your inner artist in a supportive space! All levels are welcome to join. All materials will be provided for a new project each month. Check the calendar for details. Registration required. AGES: 14+ 

Hosted by the Irving Street Seed Library, this fun twist on a classic game offers chances to win houseplants, gardening tools, and pottery perfect for plant lovers. Registration required. AGES: 18+

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

Science Fiction and Fantasy readers unite! From epic quests to distant galaxies, we'll dive into science fiction and fantasy stories that challenge, inspire, and transport us. Registration preferred, new members and drop-ins welcome.

Join Nature's Educators to meet and learn about 4 live raptors! Find out what they eat, where they live, special adaptations, their personal stories, and more. Registration required. AGES: 5-12 

Join the adventure and learn about Dungeons & Dragons! Resources are provided during games and players can join our Discord to communicate with each other outside of sessions. Both new and veteran players are always welcome!

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).

Tired of doing your fiber projects at home alone? Enjoy the company of others as you create works of knitting, crocheting, cross-stitch, and more. Children welcome with an adult. AGES: 9+ 

Engage the senses and enjoy digging activities and sensory play. Registration required. AGES: 2-5 

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+

It's a little bit messy and a whole lot of fun! We'll create art using a variety of media while enjoying the outdoors (weather permitting). AGES: 3-12

It takes a village! join us for baby and toddler play, where caregivers can chat and build community at the library. Baby and toddler specific toys and activities will be supplied each week. AGES: 0-3.

Reading with therapy dogs helps kids gain confidence.  Bring your own book or choose one at the library. Sign up for a 15-minute session when you arrive. AGES: 5-12

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

Meet new friends and expand your reading with hot new titles and old favorites you might have missed! AGES: 18+

Second Mondays

Connect and learn with your little one. Books, songs, rhymes, and play make early learning fun. AGES: 0–2

Sing, dance, and play rhythm instruments while you jiggle and jam together! AGES: 2-5 

Mindfulness practitioner leads a short, guided session. No previous experience required.  ALL AGES 

Call: 1-877-853-5257 | Conference ID: 203-815-0039 | Password: 582313 (listen only)

Teen Tuesdays are whatever you want them to be! Drop in and enjoy arts & crafts, play games with friends, or just snack and chat. AGES: 12-18

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.