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A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
Welcome to the Northern Colorado Youth Leadership and Development drop-in group, hosted by Rocky Mountain Equality and Poudre Libraries. Our groups are spaces where everyone can feel safe. Teens can meet other teens, make friends, build community, and connect with trained facilitators who are there to support them and offer resources. Hybrid & in-person options available. This is a group for all LGBTQIA+ youth and allies to come together. Intended for ages 13-18. Get ready to party with games! Werewolf, charades, Pictionary, and more fun activities.
Help us celebrate an amazing new exhibit in the children's area at Old Town Library this fall! We're welcoming a special series of seven "mini murals," each depicting a different national park and created by groups of community members from the age of 3 to 73+ during programs hosted and guided by Painting Pieces. All are welcome to stop by between 5:30pm and 6:30pm for light, kid-friendly refreshments and to meet some of the amazing artists young and old who helped create this vibrant series. And you'll have the chance to learn about the spirit of community creativity and connection that Painting Pieces fosters through making art!
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
Have fun and grow early literacy skills with stories, songs, rhymes, and play. Storytime supports reading readiness while celebrating the diversity among people and cultures. This storytime is for children of all ages and their caregivers. This event includes ASL interpretation. ASL interpretation will be offered on the 4th Saturday of each month at Council Tree Library except May 25, August 22, and December 26 of 2026.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
Fall Harvest For children K-5 and their families/caregivers. Discover the delicious flavors of the autumn season right inside the library! Join us to explore local fall fruits and veggies, play sensory games, and mix up your own yummy, hands-on snacks.
Discover the amazing world of narwhals through games, books, and crafts! Kids in grades K–5 will learn fascinating facts and enjoy a whale of a good time exploring the "unicorn of the sea."
The Teen Council's Leadership Group meets once a month to help shape the teen collection, advise on library policy, and improve library services for teens. This year's projects will include planning and hosting a teen art show in the Old Town Library gallery space. The September meeting is open to any high school student who is interested in learning more about the group. An application is required to join Teen Council Leadership and to attend meetings from October through July. Applications for the 2026-27 school year can be found here: Poudre Libraries Teen Council Leadership Committee Application for 2026-2027 – Fill out form For teens in grades 9 to 12.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
Welcome to the Northern Colorado Youth Leadership and Development drop-in group, hosted by Rocky Mountain Equality and Poudre Libraries. Our groups are spaces where everyone can feel safe. Teens can meet other teens, make friends, build community, and connect with trained facilitators who are there to support them and offer resources. Hybrid & in-person options available. This is a group for all LGBTQIA+ youth and allies to come together. Intended for ages 13-18. Today we'll learn a bit about careers, resumes, cover letters, and job skills!
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
Welcome to the Northern Colorado Youth Leadership and Development drop-in group, hosted by Rocky Mountain Equality and Poudre Libraries. Our groups are spaces where everyone can feel safe. Teens can meet other teens, make friends, build community, and connect with trained facilitators who are there to support them and offer resources. Hybrid & in-person options available. This is a group for all LGBTQIA+ youth and allies to come together. Intended for ages 13-18.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
Celebrate your freedom to read with an evening of books, refreshments, and conversation. Learn more about intellectual freedom, enjoy treats, and talk with your fellow community members about challenged/banned books and why they matter to you. All ages welcome. Drop in at any time during the event.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
The Teen Council's Leadership Group meets once a month to help shape the teen collection, advise on library policy, and improve library services for teens. This school year's projects will include planning and hosting a teen art show in the gallery space at Old Town Library. An application is required and teens must commit to a full term (October to July). Applications for the 26-27 school year are available online. Applications are due by the end of day on Sunday, October 11. For teens in grades 9 to 12.
Get ready for some spooktacular fun at the Great Halloween Kids' Costume Swap on October 11 at the Harmony Library! Families share the spirit of the season by trading gently used children’s costumes and accessories. It’s a great way to save money, reduce waste, and help every child find the perfect costume for Halloween night! How It Works: Donate your gently used children’s costumes at the Harmony Library starting October 1 and continuing up to October 11, the day of the event. Costumes should be clean and in good condition. - Donation Limit: Each person may donate up to two shopping bags of costumes. - Where to Donate: Please bring your items to the front desk at the Harmony Library. - Swap Day: Drop in on October 11 from 1:00–3:00 PM to browse, trade, and find a “new-to-you” costume! - Ages: Toddlers through Grade 5, with their grown-ups. - After the Swap: Any costumes not picked will be donated to a local charity to spread the Halloween spirit even further! All costumes and accessories should be clean, or gently used. Face paints or other liquid substances must be in their original packaging. For the comfort and safety of all families, toy guns or other violent accessories w
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.
A programme at Poudre Libraries.