Week Calendar

Start your morning with a warm cup of coffee, friendly conversation, and card games at the library. Whether you’re a new or experienced player, there’s a seat at the table for you.

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)

Read the selected book and be prepared to join us for a lively discussion. Register separately for each meeting. AGES: 18+

May – My Friends by Frederick Bachman 

Experience a rotating assortment of table-top role- playing games online! We utilize virtual tabletops for maps and dice-rolling and various online resources for character building and game rulings. Both new and veteran players are welcome.

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).

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

We've got the bricks; you bring the creativity to this drop-in program! No personal LEGO sets allowed. New theme each month. AGES: 5-12

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+

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+ 

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 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.

Looking for a fun, low-pressure way to get creative and connect with others?

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

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.

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. 

Talking about Death won't kill you. But it can enhance how you live! Join us at this monthly gathering to learn, share, and discuss death and dying in a supportive community space.

Bring back the fun of your school days and show fellow library adults something that you love and tell us why you love it, in 5 minutes or less.

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

Enjoy the bounty of your home garden or store-bought ingredients with simple salad dressings you make yourself.  Learn how to choose ingredients and mix them with just a shake. Participants will make salad dressing to take home.