Learn something new in Fowler, CO. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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Pick up your craft supplies at Koelbel Library or Smoky Hill Library! Join us this month to learn a new hobby of Diamond Art, which has been all the craze. Registration includes a spot in the virtual event and reserves your craft kit at one of our scheduled curbside pickup locations. Supplies are...
¿Eres un aventurero de la fantasía? Este verano, únete a nosotros para explorar el origen y el significado de los coloridos y fantásticos alebrijes, criaturas mágicas del arte popular mexicano. Y lo más divertido: ¡podrás crear tu propia criatura mágica para llevar a casa! Lo que harás /...
Pick up your craft supplies at Koelbel Library or Smoky Hill Library! Colorado celebrates its sesquicentennial (150th birthday) on August 1! Create a Colorado flag–inspired fake cake with a familiar cerulean steed cake topper. A sweet way to celebrate the Centennial State. Registration includes a...
Young people everywhere are embracing manga as a favorite way to draw and tell stories. In this workshop, you’ll get a brief lesson on realistic drawing versus abstract. You’ll get to learn the correct proportions for manga design and even be given a chance to create your own character! Presented...
Unleash your creativity at our Maker Workshop for teens! Join us for a hands-on experience where you can make a variety of unique crafts and projects. For teens ages 12-18, grades 6-12.
Hooray for mistakes! In this Summer of Adventure workshop, children learn to let go of perfection and celebrate their creativity with every “oops”. Children get the chance to listen to the story...
Pick up your craft supplies at Koelbel Library or Smoky Hill Library! This month we'll create a colorful bird scene. We'll use a special paint-with-water technique to reveal vibrant colors before assembling the pieces to create a layered work of art. Registration includes a spot in the virtual...
Page Turners: Unearth Your Curiosity Dig into mystery, discovery, science, and adventure this summer with Page Turners, our summer book club for young readers ages 9–12! This biweekly book club invites tweens to explore exciting stories, ask questions, share ideas, and connect with other...
Join us as we upcycle vinyl records into works of art! No prior painting experience is needed, and all materials will be provided. Grades 6 - 12.
Looking to share your interest in LGBTQ+ media with a group of like-minded folks? Look no farther! Please join us and share the latest book, movie, artist, etc., that you enjoyed, or an old favorite that you want to revisit. All gender identities and sexual orientations welcome! Feel free to...
Make your own sand art inspired by the incredible desert designs of the Nazca civilization. For Tweens and Teens ages 9-18
Explore arts and crafts each month while hanging out with friends in a fun and welcoming environment. Each month will have a general theme to work on. Other art supplies will always be available. Beginners are welcome. This program is exclusively for ages 12-18 Sculpture Painting and Printmaking...
Join our sewing instructor, Missy, to learn techniques like making a simple pattern, pinning, cutting, sewing, and more! There will likely be use of sewing machines, scissors, seam-rippers, needles, sharp pins, measuring tools, and pom-pom makers. All materials and tools provided, though you are...
Works by Debbie Phillips will be on display in the cafe area.
Tie Dye! Need we say more?! Get your 4th of July fit ready with some fun red, white and blue tie dye! We will have bandanas, scrunchies, socks, hats, and more available for dying. Bring your own t-shirts or other clothing if you want to spice it up! Snacks will be provided!. This event is for teens.
ideaLAB is the library's makerspace! During open lab, you can try out a variety of hardware and software to create music, sew, print 3D designs, make art, and much more. Bring your own ideas and...
The West Branch Book Discussion Group reads a variety of contemporary fiction and nonfiction and meets the last Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the West Branch or on Zoom. Books are available for checkout at the West Branch. For more information, contact discussion facilitator Becky Clark at..
Kits will include: Wooden photo frame, letters and decorations, craft glue. Registration will open at 9 a.m. on Monday, June 1. Open to participants in grades 6-12.
We’ll take a virtual trip to the Smithsonian American Art Museum to discover how artists use famous symbols—like the Statue of Liberty, the bald eagle, and the American flag—to tell stories about the United States. Email addresses are required to receive Zoom information. Have questions about...
Join us in the Castlewood Makerspace to learn to sew a simple tote bag! In this class, we'll learn about basic sewing including finishing edges and attaching straps. This class is suitable for beginner sewers.
Make suncatchers and sand art! Best for ages 5 - 12 with their caregivers. Available while supplies last.
This fun and relaxing drop-in program is perfect for all fiber arts enthusiasts! Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, sew or cross stitch, this program will connect you with like-minded people while you work on your own projects. Chat with other fiber artists and swap tips, tricks and patterns....
Make a special craft with Chicano Humanities and Arts Council (CHAC). CHAC is an inclusive community of all creatives that are dedicated to preserving, showcasing, educating and reflecting the essence...
Tracking (for the month) how many patrons use the passive program stations with instructions and origami paper. This month displays instructions for origami dinosaurs.
Unleash your imagination at Story Studio: Create Your Own Book! Kids ages 5-12 are invited to design and create their very own book– from dreaming up silly characters to crafting one-of-a-kind adventures. Young authors will also design personalized bookmarks to take home along with their handmade...
Come join Artist in Residence Deadhand to learn how to begin designing your own wearable fashion art! Please bring clothing pieces to alter and change. Ages 16 and up- registration is required.
We are meeting the first three Thursdays in July. Please contact Sandy Hudock at sandy.hudock@pueblolibrary.org or 719-553-0367 to get the readings.
Join us in partnership with the Clyfford Still Museum! Art Crawl is a program designed to offer infants (newborns through 14 months) and their caregivers an opportunity to experience art, build...
Calling all tween graphic novel readers and artists! Join us for our monthly "Graphic Arts Book Club" where we will discuss a graphic novel and build up our drawing skills. For our book selection, we're going to discuss the graphic novel Witch Hat Atelier by Kamome Shirahama . You can access it...
Crocheting! Learn to crochet with other beginners! Participants will leave with a ball of yarn, a hook, and a pattern. We will have a special art or craft activity just for teens every Tuesday...
Join us for Read, Build, Create! — a fun, hands-on program designed to spark kids’ imaginations through stories, building, and crafts! Each session begins with a lively read-aloud of a picture book that brings the story to life with expression and excitement. After the story, kids can head to two...
Join us to talk about The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück by Lynne Olson. The list of books for this year is here.
Make a festive plastic canvas cozy in honor of America’s 250th birthday. Keep your drinks cool while showing off patriotic style. Registration is required.
Sip tea, get creative, and receive free tech help in a relaxed space. Bring your device or craft. Snacks provided while supplies last. Sponsored by AARP Colorado. FREE AT YOUR LIBRARY!
Join us to discuss I See You've Called in Dead by John Kenney. Check out our 2026 selections
Tween/ Teen SRP Program - Nazca Lines Sand Art
Want to learn more about screenprinting and what is available at the Castlewood Makerspace? Join us for an introductory class that covers the basics of the process, the tools and materials used, and try it out for yourself. Check out our Makerspace page!
¡Érase una vez… hilos mágicos que cuentan tu historia! Este verano, únete a la artista Michelle Sepulveda en un viaje creativo y consciente a través del tejido de Ojos de Dios, un arte tradicional hecho con hilos de colores tejidos sobre una estructura de madera, que simboliza protección y...
In this beginner friendly Castlewood Makerspace class, students will transform a simple stone into a vibrant piece of garden art using glass and tile! Learn how to design and plan a mosaic pattern, how to cut and shape mosaic pieces, and apply weather-proof adhesive and grout to give your piece a...
Learn and practice the basic techniques of crocheting. Registration opens two weeks before the event begins. Ages 6-11. Caregivers are welcome.
Led by local Chicano and Indigenous artists, Jazzelle Bustos, Katrina Urenda, and Celesté Velasquez, the Past, Present, Paint! visual storytelling workshops offered a lesson in how contemporary artists participate in the tradition of visual storytelling. Those who gathered learned about the..
Father Featherbottom, Mother Goose's only child, shares fairytales far and wide in this one-of-a-kind performance filled with whimsical puppets and family-friendly action! Packed with magical creatures, silly moments, and big adventures, these stories celebrate bravery, friendship, and being...
Join Kimberly as she teaches the art of Cyanotype Tie Dye! Please bring a plain white cotton shirt, handkerchief, or tea towel to tie dye! Ages 16 and up. Registration is required. If you are unable to attend,t please reach out to the Rawlings Library Makerspace (719-562-5600) to cancel your...
Spin a yarn at Golden Library’s drop-in fiber arts program. Relax with your craft, pick up new tips and tricks and have other fiber enthusiasts help you through difficult patterns or new-to-you techniques. Open to knitters, crocheters and other fiber enthusiasts! All skill levels are welcome.
** Ticketed program. Tickets can be picked up from the front desk 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. We encourage families, kids, teens, and adults to attend! A PG rating indicates that some content may not be suitable for all children. Viewer discretion is advised. Bring your own...
Come create your own unique mini stamp by carving your design into erasers. We will be using sharp tools and linotype ink- please be aware of the need for safety precautions. All supplies provided- registration required. Ages 16 and up. If you are unable to make the class, please call the Rawlings..
Pick up your craft supplies at Kelver Library! Colorado celebrates its sesquicentennial (150th birthday) on August 1! Create a Colorado flag–inspired fake cake with a familiar cerulean steed cake topper. A sweet way to celebrate the Centennial State. Registration includes a spot in the virtual...
Pick up your craft supplies at Kelver Library! This month we'll create a colorful bird scene. We'll use a special paint-with-water technique to reveal vibrant colors before assembling the pieces to create a layered work of art. Registration includes a spot in the virtual event and reserves your...
Do you love epic fantasy adventure? Dungeons and Dragons is a tabletop role-playing fantasy game where a dice roll can change your future. If you are a seasoned adventurer, roll initiative with other heroes! Suitable for ages 12-18. This quest meets on the first and third Saturday each month....
Pick up your craft supplies at Kelver Library! Join us this month to learn a new hobby of Diamond Art, which has been all the craze. Registration includes a spot in the virtual event and reserves your craft kit at one of our scheduled curbside pickup locations. Supplies are limited, maximum 2 per...