Stories, rhymes and songs! Fun times for the whole family. Children may wear their pajamas and bring their teddy bear if they would like. Appropriate for ages 3-6, but all ages are welcome.

Award-winning artist Nancy Avalon will teach you how to draw comics and cartoons in the Manga style, just like those in the popular graphic books and series. 

Location: The Bookmobile at Bromley Park Community

Have you ever wanted to play the King of games? Learn how to move pawns, knights, bishops, rooks, and the Queen and King. Learn strategy that will lead to checkmate! If you know how to play chess but want to practice, this program is for you, too.

Stories, games, music and more!

There’s a new project every week; stop by the library to find out what we’re creating this Wednesday: button-making, painting, duct-tape, and more.

Get ready for some ridiculous fun when you become part of this hilarious musical show with Wayne Francis and his life-size ventriloquist buddies.

Children can bring a sack lunch to eat on the lawn outside while listening to a reading from a chapter book. After lunch, we will come into the library for board games or a craft. Geared towards elementary-school-age children. No registration is required for this program.
 

Talk, laugh, and create cool crafts with other teens at Commerce City's after school program. This week, we make Gock Socks (Goth Sock Puppets).

The Bennett Fire Department and Bennett Branch Library partner to create a slip-and-slide experience for kids of all ages on the Bennett High School practice field located next to the library.

Join our friends from Kemp Elementary School for fun summer games and group activities designed to make you laugh, dream and fall in love with reading!

Stories, games, music and more.

Wii, board games, and all kinds of fun for teens.

Join us for board games and Wii.

Mondays, Miss Colleen has crafts available for children 11 and under. Two crafts are available for varying levels of craftiness, but all will have the same theme.

Listen to stories and music, play games and more.

Connect with your little one through reading! Themes vary from week to week, and parents are encouraged to join in the fun. These are for one caregiver and one child ages birth to 24 months. If a sibling can sit still or amuse themselves, they are welcome. Space is limited; registration is required. Please sign up at service desk.

Two instructors from the Denver Bookbinding Company will guide participants in creating their own hardcover books, starting with just paper. All materials are provided, but registration is required. Please call or visit the Northglenn service desk to sign up.

Fridays in July, forget your wallet, remember your picnic blanket, and head to the library for a night of fun, food, and movies on the lawn. These programs are for all ages and you don’t need to bring kids to get in. Programs begin at 8 pm; movies begin at dark, around 9 pm. For a complete movie listing, visit the Brighton service desk.

This week, Make Your Own Ectoplasm. It’s green, it’s slippery, and it’s downright gross; you know you want to do it.