Storytime
Young children and their accompanying adults are invited to the library every week for stories, activities, and music with friends!
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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-5th grade),...
Join Ginny Harrington from Holy Cross Cattlemen’s Association as she discusses Colorado’s wolf reintroduction and what it means for our area from the perspective of our ranching industry. The conversation will be tied together with how ranchers are involved in conservation through agriculture.
English and Spanish language learners are invited to drop in for a casual conversation at the library. Practice your conversation skills, build your vocabulary, and help each other learn in a warm and supportive environment!
Toddlers and Preschoolers: 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
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. This course is led by Baker Casagrande, an...
Experience effective workouts that target all muscle groups and focus on functional movements for everyday life. Improve your strength, endurance, and flexibility with exercises that will enhance your daily activities. Suitable for all fitness levels. Join us for a challenging and exciting fitness journey!
Local writers of all ages are invited to the library for a place to learn, write, and grow. Workshops will be a mix of designated writing time and a forum for discussion. Meetings will be a mix of designated writing time and a forum for...
Join Ginny Harrington from Holy Cross Cattlemen’s Association as she discusses Colorado’s wolf reintroduction and what it means for our area from the perspective of our ranching industry. The conversation will be tied together with how ranchers are involved in conservation through agriculture.
