Carbondale Biblioteca Sucursal

This special storytime for newborns to 1 year will introduce babies and caregivers to practices designed to give them a head start on early literacy. We will read, learn baby sign language, sing, and infant tummy time flash cards,

Young children and their accompanying adults are invited to the library every week for stories, activities, and music with friends!

Learn python (the most useful coding language) in a fun, engaging, and casual environment. You will be amazed at how fast you learn and how much you can create. Perfect for 8th-10th grade and any experience level. Presented in partnership with the Aspen Science Center.

Join the Garfield County Public Library District's Executive Director, Jamie LaRue, and other members of the community to discuss the current challenges libraries in America are facing. You'll be able to learn about why there has been an increase in book challenges, scrutiny facing public libraries, governmental interference, and more. There will be light refreshments provided for discussion participants. Come to learn, share, and listen!

Jan Schubert & Friends present a transformational tale using stringed puppets. The Girl and the Chenoo is a story from the Passamaquoddy Tribe of eastern Maine. 

The puppet show is suitable for children ages 5 years and above. It will be accompanied with simple percussion instruments and song. 

Free and open to all.

English show begins at 3 pm, Spanish show begins at 4 pm.

Stop by to meet with a Colorado Mountain College instructor to learn more about available resources for completing your GED or learning English. 

Colorado Mountain College offers High School Equivalency/GED prep classes, Adult High School Diploma courses, and ESL (English as a Second Language) classes, often at reduced rates or for free. The CMC instructor can provide information about applying and registering for ESL, HSE, and credit courses at CMC, and participants are also encouraged to come with questions or requests for resources. 

This open office hours session is free and there is no need to pre-register. Call Thae Dunn at 970-236-0451 for more information.

Free for All: The Public Library tells the story of the quiet revolutionaries who made a simple idea happen. From the pioneering women behind the “Free Library Movement” to today's librarians who service the public despite working in a contentious age of closures and book bans, meet those who created a civic institution where everything is free and the doors are open to all.

Toddlers: Bring your grown-up to the library! We’ll burn some energy with active play and work on large motor skills!

Balancing • Jumping • Running • Crawling • Dancing • Throwing

Do you love to read nonfiction? 

We invite you to read a nonfiction book of your choice around a monthly theme and then join us as we discuss and socialize over the books we chose. Leave with a list of interesting books suggested by the group.

Calling all graphic novel readers! Come celebrate the newest graphic novel from Raina Telgemeier during National Library Week! Stop by for cupcakes, activities, and a free copy of "The Cartoonists Club"! Registration required. Grades 3+ only.

Reúnase con otros lectores para discutir novelas escritas en español. Todos son bienvenidos. 

Segundo Jueves de Cada Mes 

Young children and their accompanying adults are invited to the library every week for stories, activities, and music with friends!

Celebrate National Library Week at the Carbondale Branch Library! Patrons of all ages are invited to join us for family-friendly Bingo and pizza. Plus, win free books!

Padres y/o Cuidadores de Niños(as) e hijos de 0-5 años de edad, acompáñenos para disfrutar de cuentos y actividades en español. Los participantes pueden formar parte del programa “Bolsitas Rojas” de Raising A Reader, y llevar prestada una bolsa con libros cada semana.

Join us for a knitting and crocheting group to hang out, chat, share tips, and to meet other folks who fancy the craft needles! Bring whatever project(s) you are working on - all ability levels are welcome. We will share our knowledge and experience. Feel free to bring any yarn, patterns, or supplies you would like to donate so we can share amongst the group.

This drop-in style class meets in-person weekly with the support of volunteer tutors to offer informal English conversation practice opportunities. English In Action provides resources, and participants are also encouraged to come with questions and ideas for practice. For learners, the class is free and there is no need to pre-register. Interested volunteers, please contact Angela Hanley at angela@englishinaction.org to schedule a brief training before you begin. Call English In Action at 970-963-9200 for more information.

This special storytime for newborns to 1 year will introduce babies and caregivers to practices designed to give them a head start on early literacy. We will read, learn baby sign language, sing, and infant tummy time flash cards,

Young children and their accompanying adults are invited to the library every week for stories, activities, and music with friends!

Practice reading in a fun, supportive environment with a four-legged friend! Therapy dogs from Heeling Partners of the Roaring Fork Valley will be at the library to listen, encourage, and enhance each young reader’s experience. There will be 15-minute time slots for readers (1st-8th grade), and advance registration is required. The library will have books kids can read, but it is preferred for readers to bring their own book to meet their reading level. For the well being of the dogs, only the readers will be allowed in the room with the dogs and specialists.