Your weekly guide to events and activities in Denver. Concerts, classes, outdoor fun, and more.
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Take time out of your day to be creative! All fiber enthusiasts are welcome to craft and chat. Drop in for an hour of relaxing, knitting, crocheting, or any fiber art. It is a great way to meet new people, swap patterns, and have relaxing conversations while working on your projects. All skill...
Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) invites you to experience Eric Carle's The Very Quiet Cricket through theatrical play. DCPA's Book Stars program encourages participants to use their...
Play games your way. Tweens pick the fun in this relaxed, no-pressure hangout!
Let the games begin! Explore games of all kinds with friends, families, and neighbors. Come play board games, video games, cards, and classics. Enjoy trying something new, meeting someone new, and...
NBA: Memphis Grizzlies at Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena
Sing, dance, and play rhythm instruments while you jiggle and jam together! AGES: 2-5
Build, make, and create with friends using art and building materials. Try new ideas and share your creations in a fun, friendly space. Note: while this month's craft is well suited for younger...
Free play & socialization time for children and families after storytime
Your move! Beginners and pros alike can level up, make friends, and dive into exciting chess challenges. Explore new ideas, create cool projects, and have fun with friends in library clubs.
Colorado School of Mines tutors are available for homework help in math and science for school age, tween, and teen students! Reserve a free 50-minute study session by registering online. Walk-ups may be accommodated on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Connect and learn with your little one. Books, songs, rhymes, and play make early learning fun. AGES: 0–2
MLB: Houston Astros at Colorado Rockies at Coors Field
Join us any Tuesday for a guided tour of the Central Library. Learn about its architecture and visit public places you may not find on your own. Have you ever wondered about the white "ribbon" on the...
NBA: Portland Trail Blazers at Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena
Come enjoy a night of film fun for adults at Eloise May Library on the first Tuesday of every month! Popcorn and drinks will be provided. For the last movie of every quarterly theme (the movies featured in March, June, September, and December), there will be a craft kit for you to either do during..
A Teen hangout in the Woodbury Arcade, playing Nintendo Switch and Playstation 5, and making friends!
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
MLS: Houston Dynamo FC at Colorado Rapids at Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Wiggle, dance and have fun while building little brains! Families welcome. Keep the fun going with 1000 Books Before Kindergarten ! Get your child ready to read by sharing books together. Read anything, even the same story over and over!
Want to practice the skills you have learned in a library computer class? Come to this session and work at your own pace on your own topic. An instructor will be available to help with questions.
Students in grades 3-12 can drop in to receive free homework help in all school subjects. Students are asked to bring their homework assignments and textbooks, if needed. This service is intended to be for general homework help and we do not guarantee individual tutoring support.
Discover new books to read, songs to sing, and games to play to give your toddler a head start. AGES: 2-3
Grab your #2 pencil or pen and share your view of the world! Join a group, work with different writing prompts, discuss with others, decorate your pages, and have a fun time. Bring your imagination, a notebook, and something to write with. Open to tweens ages 9-12.
Join us for a special planting series with local horticulturist Kossi, aka Plant Daddy of Only Plants, as he helps combine plant care and self-care.
Join a study group to learn about the citizenship process. Explore free online and library resources for civics knowledge plus increase your reading and writing skills. Note: The study group is designed to help advanced English learners prepare for citizenship interviews. Staff are unable to...
Join us on Fridays on the fourth floor of Central library for an ideaLAB focused workshop, with a different craft every week! Registration is required. The workshop will be cancelled if no one arrives...
Create a lifelong love of reading with interactive Story Time. Sing, rhyme and dance together for added fun! Keep the fun going with 1000 Books Before Kindergarten ! Get your child ready to read by sharing books together. Read anything, even the same story over and over!
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
Build, stack, and create awesome things with the library’s LEGO bricks! Explore new ideas, create cool projects, and have fun with friends in library clubs.
Visit this open community space where immigrants from all over the world connect with resources and meet new people. Whatever you’re doing, we can help! Resources include: English, Citizenship,...
Practice your Spanish with other friendly language learners. This is not an instructional course, but rather a great opportunity to chat and improve your skills through facilitated conversation. All ability levels are welcome. The group meets at Edgewater Neighborhood Church at 2497 Fenton St,...
We'll talk about by The Nurse's Secret by Amanda Skenandore. Our list of books for the year is here !
Get personalized Resource Navigation assistance by meeting with a Peer Navigator. Peers can connect you with shelter or services, help to navigate social service systems, assist with applications,...
Book some time each month for lively discussions of great reads! This Month's Title: - The Anxious Generation How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing An Epidemic of Mental Illness by Jonathan Haidt.
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. Free study materials available to take home. AGES: 18+
Read whatever you want and attend whenever you can. Share a recent read, an old favorite, or anything in between. We will meet in person in the community room of the Smiley Branch library, located in...
Do you love epic fantasy adventure? Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is a tabletop role-playing game where the only limits are your imagination and the luck of the dice. Roll for initiative in a variety of possibilities using library-provided materials or your own gear. You can lead your own table, join..
Students in grades 3-12 can drop in to receive free homework help in all school subjects. Students are asked to bring their homework assignments and textbooks, if needed. This service is intended to be for general homework help and we do not guarantee individual tutoring support.
Want to have a say in the Westminster Public Library? Join the Teen Advisory Board (TAB)! Create programs, meet new people, share ideas about the teen space, be involved in your community, and eat snacks! Earn volunteer credits and add experience to your resume or college applications. Register or..
Claim the teen area for a special hangout! Meet other tweens and make new friends in a fun, welcoming space.
Practice your English skills and learn about the American culture. Speak with others who are learning the English language. Increase confidence with the English language and American culture. No registration required. English conversation circles are also available via the Zoom platform on Mondays..
From creative projects to homework help, we've got you covered! Children and their grown-ups will explore a variety of digital kid-friendly library resources that are both educational and entertaining. AGES: 9-12
Gather with others who have suffered a death loss for an open, supportive discussion about grief. A facilitator from the HeartLight Center will lead us in connecting with others and in learning about...
Your little one is constantly on the move. Help their mind stay active, too. Get them ready to read by singing, rhyming, dancing and telling stories together. Keep the fun going with 1000 Books Before Kindergarten ! Get your child ready to read by sharing books together. Read anything, even the...
Join us at Kokopelli Beer Company to test your knowledge on a wide range of topics and win prizes! Reservations required. Please call 303-284-0135. AGES: 21+
Build, make, and create with friends using art and building materials. Try new ideas and share your creations in a fun, friendly space.
A drop-in program for FRCC students to chill and create something fun together, without expectations. Lo-fi music compliments of WPL's new vinyl collection, art and craft materials and instructions provided for a new project each month. Attendees welcome to drop-in and make what they like, with the.
Are you a high school student interested in making your voice heard? Join our Teen Advocacy Group (TAG) as we build a newly developed Youth Celebrate Diversity chapter, a youth-led group dedicated to leadership and activist opportunities. Learn how to use your voice and skills to advocate for...
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.
Enjoy playful laughter exercises interspersed with gentle breathing and stretching. During this joyful practice, you'll strengthen the immune system, increase tolerance to pain and combat the negative...