Spend time with your toddler listening to stories, songs, and finger plays geared just for them. Appropriate for kids ages 2-3.

Spend time with your toddler listening to stories, songs, and finger plays geared just for them. Appropriate for kids ages 2-3. Space is limited; registration required. 

Want to learn to make a rug out of strips of rags, no sewing involved? A teacher will be here to help guide you. You will need to bring cotton rags, a pair of scissors and a safety pin.

Parents and caregivers with children ages birth-3 are invited to sign up for this five-week series, where new learning and exploration activities are offered. Different childhood experts will be on hand to talk with parents and play with children. Participation is limited to 12 families. Please stop by or call Anythink Brighton at 303-659-2572 to register. 

Family Place Libraries is a network of children’s librarians nationwide who believe that literacy begins at birth and that libraries can help build healthy communities by nourishing healthy families. Anythink is proud to be a part of this exciting program.

Spend time with other teens hanging out at your local Anythink. Appropriate for students grades 6-12.

Mar. 3: Stick Figure Animation – Tell a short story by creating your own digital stick figure animation.  

Mar. 10: Movie Night – Have a movie night with friends at the library. 

Mar. 17: Game Night – Play Wii, Xbox360, and board games. 

Mar. 24: Combat Arms – Compete against your peers through a MMFPS. 

Mar. 31 Mute! – Compete with your friends with staying silent (similar to MTV’s Silent Library).

Sing, dance, play games and learn how to play some basic instruments. Appropriate for kids ages 3-6. Space is limited; registration required. 

Parents and caregivers with children ages birth-3 are invited to sign up for this five-week series, where new learning and exploration activities are offered. Different childhood experts will be on hand to talk with parents and play with children. Each workshop is one hour and fifteen minutes. Participation is limited to 12 families; registration is required. 

Family Place Libraries is a network of children’s librarians nationwide who believe that literacy begins at birth and that libraries can help build healthy communities by nourishing healthy families. Anythink is proud to be a part of this exciting program.

Stop by during this hour for help with your computer questions. Come prepared with specific questions and we’ll be happy to help.

What evil lurks in the hearts of men? Read all about it and discuss with fellow true crime fans. Mystery fiction is included in the list.

Have lots of fun with rhymes and stories for the whole family. Open to all ages.

Creativity reigns with each new weekly arts and crafts project. All ages welcome.

Talk, laugh, and create cool crafts with other teens at Anythink Commerce City’s after school program.

Mar. 2: TAB Meeting
Mar. 9:  Reading and Writing Workshop
Mar. 16:  Make Modern Art with Food!
Mar. 23:  Teen Crafternoon – Simple Book Purses
Mar. 30:  Wii Gameday

April 6:  TAB Meeting
April 13:  Reading and Writing Workshop
April 20:  Wii
April 27: Create your own Stationary

Something new and exciting for tweens every week. Appropriate for students grades 6-8.

Sing, dance, play games and learn how to play some basic instruments. Appropriate for kids ages 3-6. Space is limited; registration required. 

Enjoy stories, finger plays, songs, and other fun activities just for preschoolers. Appropriate for ages 3-5. 

Enjoy stories, finger plays, songs, and other fun activities just for preschoolers. Appropriate for ages 3-5. Space is limited; registration required. 

Share time with your little one at your local Anythink with songs, rhymes, and stories for babies and their caregivers. Appropriate for ages birth-23 months.

Drop in anytime between 9:30-11 am to experience a new interactive approach to story time. Come with your little one (18 months to 5 years) to enjoy one or all of our stations that will feature a book and meaningful activity for you to share together. We’ll show you how to nurture all six of the skills identified to be key in developing reading readiness. 

Stop by during this hour for help with your computer questions. Come prepared with specific questions and we’ll be happy to help.

Each week features another activity for families with children, tweens and teens of all ages. Drop by the programming space downstairs for creative, culinary and technological fun.

Mar. 1: Bingo for Books – Bingo! Join us to play this simple and incredibly fun game for all ages to win books and other treats from our varied collection.

Mar. 8: Flip Animation – Make your own flip animation booklet, just like your favorite cartoon.

Mar. 15: Wii – We’ll break out the Wii and have some fun playing our new games.

Mar. 22: Blender Smoothies– Come and make a delicious and nutritious snack using our new blender and tasty ingredients.

Mar. 29: Edible Jewelry – Can you eat what you wear? Why not? Join us to make wearable candy creations.

Do you like to do crafts? If you’re in 4th through 6th grade, come by the library after school and make a craft. Each week will be different and fun. All materials will be supplied, so all you need to bring is your creativity. No registration necessary. 

Spend time with other teens hanging out at your local Anythink. Appropriate for students grades 6-12.

Mar. 1: Teen Advisory Board – Voice your opinion about the library. 

Mar. 8: Book-club Revamped! – Regular book-club? I think not! Book club with a fun twist.

Mar. 15: Teen Advisory Board – Voice your opinion about the library.

Mar. 22: Open Mic Afternoons – Express your artistic side.

Mar. 29: Craft – Paper airplanes.

Enjoy stories, finger plays, songs, and other fun activities just for preschoolers. Appropriate for ages 3-5. Space is limited; registration required.