Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias have a ripple effect on families, particularly those in the “sandwich generation.” Caring for parents or older family members with dementia, while juggling our own children, grandchildren, careers, and other relationships can be overwhelming. This monthly support group provides time to come together in person and virtually to release stress, share experiences, give and receive encouragement, and feel understood. Hosted by the Alzheimer's Association.  Join online or in person. No registration required. If you would like to join online, click this link at the start of the program: 

The library has gone to the dogs (and cats and other story-loving critters)! Drop in to read to friendly animals and find your new book buddy! 

Featuring The Wild Robot by Peter Brown

The partnership for Age-Friendly communities (PAFC) is now offering Technology Clinics to active agers in our community.

This is a great opportunity to get personalized help using mobile phones, tablets, laptops, or desktop devices.

There will be 45 minute sessions to answer basic technology questions.

Registration is required.

Register online, at the Library or call 970-221-6740.

Bring your device, and let us see if we can help you out!

Let's explore, create, and build something cool with LEGOs! Intended for grades K-5; anyone under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult/caregiver. Participation is limited due to room capacity. This event cannot accommodate groups of six or more.

A STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, Math) program for you and your little ones ages 3-5!  Program may include cool step-by-step science projects, color theory, experiments, crafts, and more. Wear clothes that can get messy. Register required for each child.

Come join us for Harmony in the Green with this special outdoor performance by Jeff Wahl! We'll gather outside between Blanca Peak and the Student Center. Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets for seating. If weather is bad we will gather inside the library.

Bring your problem plant to the library for one-on-one plant advice! Mike from the Front Range Community College Horticulture department will be here to check out your house plants that are struggling. So bring your potted friends to the library (or detailed photos of a sad plant) and get help growing into a green thumb.

It's never to early to introduce your child to art.  Curious toddlers will explore a variety of age-appropriate visual art materials in a safe and supportive environment all while developing their fine motor skills, stimulating their senses, exercising their creativity and more. This is a MESSY ART EXPERIENCE so be sure to dress your child appropriately. If weather permits, we may go outdoors.

Ever wondered how to repair your own clothes? Ready to break free from fast fashion clothing waste? Join us to get the basic skills needed to repair your clothes and make sure they last longer! We have the supplies, snacks, and the space, you bring the damaged clothes. Drop in anytime between 5:30-6:30 on the 2nd Monday of the month.

Tai Chi Chih is mindful movement that’s great for your mental and physical well-being! Join us every 2nd Wednesday of the month for an hour of meditative movement.

Are you a reader of young adult fiction who is a little more "A" than "Y"? Join your fellow adult YA fans at the Forever Young Adult Book Club! This month we'll be reading and discussing Under a Painted Sky by Stacey Lee.

Are you ready to flex your creative brain muscles? Welcome to Teen Writers, a support and critique group for teens who love to write.  Short stories, novels, poetry, screenplays - whatever your passion, we're here to help and encourage. We will have writing exercises, prompts for ideas, and peer editing. Bring a piece you’ve already been working on to share with the group or start something brand new, all teen writers are welcome! 

Curious about how you can use Chat GPT to grow your career? Join us for an evening of learning and exploration using Chat GPT to improve your resume and cover letters. Bring your own device!

Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias have a ripple effect on families, particularly those in the “sandwich generation.” Caring for parents or older family members with dementia, while juggling our own children, grandchildren, careers, and other relationships can be overwhelming. This monthly support group provides time to come together in person and virtually to release stress, share experiences, give and receive encouragement, and feel understood. Hosted by the Alzheimer's Association.  Join online or in person. No registration required. If you would like to join online, click this link at the start of the program: 

The library has gone to the dogs (and cats and other story-loving critters)! Drop in to read to friendly animals and find your new book buddy!