Join us on Monday nights to create eco-friendly art projects to celebrate Earth Day all month long. This program is intended for school-aged kids.

Aspiring musicians: practice recording and producing your sound with a music industry professional. Learn how to hone your craft, polish your stage presence and collaborate with other artists. All abilities are welcome, whether you're putting the finishing touches on a track or have never recorded before. Appropriate for ages 12 and older. No registration required.

In this series, learn how to share your story, your skills, your uniqueness, and even your playlists. Each week we’ll cut, paste, and get crafty making handmade informational guides that will ultimately culminate within a DIY’brary.

* April 15: “How To” Zines – Create a step-by-step guide/zine on something you feel passionate about (e.g. “How to Make a Kale Salad” or “How to Be Kind").

* April 22: Moody Tunes – Create a series of playlists for particular moods, vibes, good days, or bad days.

* April 29: DIY’brary Construction – Make one final zine with a topic of your choice & collaboratively construct the DIY’brary structure. This structure will live on in the teen area as an ongoing interactive activity.

Join us for stories, songs and activities that are just right for active toddlers. This program is for ages 2-3.  No registration required, but space is limited to the first 25 toddlers and their families for each story time.

Join us for stories, songs and activities that are just right for active toddlers. This program is for ages 2-3.  No registration required, but space is limited to the first 25 toddlers and their families for each story time.

Sing, dance, play games, and learn how to play some basic instruments. Activities are appropriate for kids 3-6 years old, but younger participants are welcome to attend. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to dance, too. 

How would you like to make your own necklace or keychain, with a personalized word or phrase? Local metal smith and jewelry designer Naomi Gagnon is bringing her expertise to teach you how. You will learn to work with copper, stamp your own message, and create a special keepsake to take home or gift to a loved one. Space is limited; registration is required. Please visit our online calendar to register.

Le invitamos hacer un collar o llavero personalizado. Artista local, Naomi Gagnon, quien es especialista de metales y diseñadora de joyas va enseñar cómo trabajar con cobre y estampar un mensaje personalizado. Puede servir como un recuerdo o un regalo para un ser querido. Registro requerido. Por favor visite el calendario en nuestra página web para registrarse.

Learn yoga through stories, songs, and movement activities. Little yogis will practice breathing exercises and have time to get creative, too. This program is intended for kids 3-8 years old. 

Learn a little about Citizen Science Day and the thrilling ways you, too, can be a scientist with Cornell University. This year, we’ll participate in an online project to help accelerate research on Alzheimer’s disease – all you have to do is play a game. Players can be 8 or 88 years old. All are welcome. Snacks provided.

Do you want to learn a new language? Do you already speak a second—or third!—language and want some practice by sharing it with others? Join Anythinkers for a friendly afternoon of polyglot pleasures as we explore the cultural and linguistic traditions that make our neighborhood distinctive. This month, c’est la vie as we learn the basics of French! 

The Megathon is a one-hour event on April 13, during which thousands of people will play an online game to help answer a key Alzheimer's research question. Anyone can play - no experience necessary. In the game, you look at movies from the brains of mice and try to identify vessels as flowing or stalled. Middle school students, seniors, caregivers and Alzheimer’s patients themselves can play the game.This helps to speed up Alzheimer's disease research at Cornell University. You can join this event at the library as part of Citizen Science Day. You can sign up early at stallcatchers.com and practice or just come in.

Join us for an introductory Cricut program and learn design basics, tips and tricks, and how to make an easy DIY home decor project. Space is limited; registration required. 

Enjoy a relaxing morning filled with tea, crafting and community every second Saturday of the month. Bring your current project or start one here. Some supplies provided. All skill levels welcome. No registration required.

Ready to take the leap to start a new business, or to expand the reach of your existing business? Join Jesse Esparza from North Metro Small Business Development Center for a morning spent developing an effective and successful business plan. Coffee and snacks will be provided as brain fuel. Space is limited; registration required.

April 12 is National Grilled Cheese Day! Come celebrate with us at our grilled cheese bar. You’ll have your choice of bread and cheese to make the perfect, gooey sandwich. Appropriate for kids ages 5-18. No registration required.

Enjoy stories, puppet plays, rhymes and other fun activities that promote early literacy just for preschoolers. Appropriate for kids ages 1-6. No registration required.

Join us for a free parenting class focusing on the importance of reading to your baby. Presented by Growing Home/Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County. For children 0 to 3 years old and their caregivers.  

Explore early literacy and learning through hands-on sensory activities. Be ready to move, build, play, and create. Appropriate for children ages 0-4 and their caregivers. Play clothes appropriate for messy play recommended. No registration required.

April 5 – Have a Ball
April 12 – Nursery Rhyme Olympics
April 19 – A Rainbow of Colors
April 26 – Under the Sea

Got a quick question about your tech gadget? Whether it’s a cellphone or computer, drop- in for one-on-one help and pick up some tips and tricks needed to make the most of your device. 

Assistance is available in twenty-minute slots on a first-come, first served basis. Space is limited. No online registration is required.

Move gently, but intentionally, to strengthen your mind, body, and spirit as you learn the basics of this meditative martial art from Asia. Please wear (or bring) loose-fitting clothing in order not to restrict your range of motion. Part of Anythink Perl Mack’s Bloom series. Taught by instructors from Body & Brain Yoga Tai Chi. 

Build a shelter for a mini-figure and try to keep up as we spin The Wheel of Doom.  Appropriate for ages 12 and older. Space is limited; registration required. Please visit our online calendar to register.

Aspiring musicians: practice recording and producing your sound with a music industry professional. Learn how to hone your craft, polish your stage presence, and collaborate with other artists. All abilities are welcome, whether you're putting the finishing touches on a track or have never recorded before. Appropriate for students in grades 6-12.