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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Anythink

We’re celebrating Hispanic and Latin American culture one story at a time this month with free music, arts, games, dancing, storytelling and culinary events for all ages!

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Call 303-405-3200 to reach any branch or staff member.

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Anythink requests proposals to develop a new strategic plan

Proposals will be accepted until: 5 p.m. (MST) Oct. 16, 2026

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Music & Movement

Oct 16, 2026, 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM

Anythink Commerce City

Sing, dance, move, and play basic instruments.

Morning Yoga Flow

Oct 17, 2026, 09:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Anythink Huron Street

Start your weekend off on a peaceful, relaxing note with this gentle yoga class by Bianca Biazevich.

Level Up Your Birding Skills

Oct 17, 2026, 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Anythink World

Join educator and birder Greyson Holt once again, as he shares more tips and information about the hobby of birding.

Taller de pintura en familia (en español)

Oct 17, 2026, 02:00 PM - 04:00 PM

Anythink Perl Mack

Acompaña al artista David Ocelotl Garcia en este emocionante taller en donde usaremos nuestra creatividad y viviremos la energía mágica de hacer arte.

Veladora Decorating

Oct 17, 2026, 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM

Anythink Brighton

Decoración de veladoras

Anythink Featured Event

Oct. 17, 2026

Art & Tradition: Latin American Folklore Rhythms

A family event at Anythink Huron Street

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Discover More in Anythink World

Your library, wherever you are. Explore, learn, play and connect in Anythink World—a virtual space filled with new ideas, experiences and events. Step in and start your next adventure today!

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Staff Picks

“If you’re looking for a piece of horror media that looks a mental health with nuance (and still allows space for the supernatural), you’ll love Hello Sunshine. The story follows a group of friends who look for their missing friend. Also, there’s a cute dog.”

Oliver

Hello Sunshine

Keezy Young

“With bright colors, silly pictures, and engaging text, “Take a Breath, Big Red Monster!” is an engaging story to help little ones learn useful skills for identifying, describing, and regulating anger. Social-Emotional learning doesn’t get much simpler than this!”

Caleb S.

Take a Breath, Big Red Monster!

Ed Emberley

“This book does the Portal Book trope better than any I’ve read. Our main character is strong, smart, determined, and following along as she navigates her dangerous book world is a dream come true.”

Hannah A.

This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me

Ilona Andrews

“Lucy is the prime suspect in the murder of her best friend Savvy after being found covered in Savvy’s blood and no memory of that evening’s events. The story jumps back and forth between Lucy and the podcast narrator and will have you guessing what really happened that night until the end.”

Karen G.

Listen for the Lie

Amy Tintera

“The Stand is a fantastic post-apocalyptic story that shows the battle between “good and bad.” It will have you wondering if your favorite characters are going to survive the story (and they may not). It is thrilling, intense, and a passionate story about humanity’s drive for survival. What does it mean to be “good” or “bad”? It is a long read, but I highly suggest taking the time to read the “Uncut” version.”

Ciara

The Stand

Stephen King

“What’s not to love in a well written celebrity tell all memoir? Lena has such a way with words, her writing style makes her stories come to life. What a great read for all lovers of celebrity gossip.”

Whitney Oakley

Famesick

Lena Dunham

“Cronenberg’s gorgeous and grotesque masterpiece is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. It remains a pillar of the sci-fi/horror experience, and a gutting cinematic representation of the tragic narrative.”

Nicole F.

"The Fly"

David Cronenberg

“It’s a wonderful book for all ages to remind the reader that we all have special gifts and talents. One person’s unique talent might be big and colorful and hugely noticeable, while another person’s unique talent might be quiet and simple and not quite as noticeable YET both are valuable and important!”

Gretchen L.

Marker & Lid

Jessie Campagna

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