Learn something new in Wray, CO. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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This hands‑on after-hours event is inspired by the books and movies you love. Each activity station drops you into a main‑character moment: test your aim, face physical challenges, and tell your story through art and creativity. Come dressed as a character and take part in a costume contest near...
Join us for our monthly Tweens event, designed for ages 8–11! Explore your creativity through fun crafts, activities, and projects that inspire self-expression. Don't miss this fun-filled opportunity to create and connect. Today’s Activity: Rainbow Slime
Come make a dino egg that you can take home and excavate! Ages 6 and up with parental supervision welcome. Registration required so we know how many supplies we need! If you are unable to attend please call the Rawlings makerspace at 719-562-5600 to cancel your registration.
Celebrate summer by making candles and canapes during our summer program for teens at Smoky Hill! We'll try out candle painting and candle making while also creating our own canapes with a variety of ingredients. We will have gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options available! All supplies will...
Step into a storybook—one cookie at a time! In this delightful cookie decorating class, you’ll learn easy techniques to transform plain cookies into magical and yummy art. Practice outlining, filling, and decorating, then take home delicious treats worthy of a happy ending. What you need to know:...
¡Viaja por las páginas de un buen libro! Acompáñanos cada mes a leer un libro en español y disfrutar de una conversación bilingüe. ¡Ya sea tu primer idioma o uno que estes aprendiendo no pierdas la oportunidad de visitar destinos nuevos o conocidos a través del español! Libros y snacks incluídos....
Make suncatchers and sand art! Best for ages 5 - 12 with their caregivers. Available while supplies last.
Если ваш ребенок любит рисовать, лепить и создавать поделки, приглашаем на занятие по творчеству в библиотеке. Программа рассчитана на детей 5-9 лет.
Join us once a month for Coffee and Create — the perfect blend of art and inspiration. All supplies are provided, and all skill levels are welcome. Let’s sip, create, and connect! Today's Theme: Scrape Painting -- Turn a mess into a masterpiece.
Let's talk about The Glassmaker by Tracy Chevalier. This book club meets at our library in Byers, Colorado. The list of books we'll talk about this year is here.
Celebrate the spirit of liberty at our Flight to Freedom leather workshop! Hand-craft a hot air balloon keychain or elegant hanging keepsake. Let your creativity soar. Registration required.
Are you a teen who likes to make cool things, or who wants to check out the Makerspace while learning a new skill? Join us in the Castlewood Makerspace for a Teen Makerspace Takeover! This month, we'll be learning Pyrography and will be making a spoon or cutting board. Pyrography is the art of...
Ease into machine sewing with beginner projects designed to help new sewists feel comfortable using a sewing machine in a relaxed, supportive environment. Sewing machines will be shared throughout the workshop, with participants taking turns practicing at stations. Staff guidance will be available..
Books are friends! Join us to celebrate our favorite book characters. Play book-related games, create book character art and discover similar reads. You do not have to have read the book to enjoy this program! This month: Once Upon a Tail This program is designed for kids (ages 5-8) based on the...
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Come enjoy a night of film fun for adults at Eloise May Library on the first Tuesday of every month! Popcorn and drinks will be provided. For the last movie of every quarterly theme (the movies featured in March, June, September, and December), there will be a craft kit for you to either do during..
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 The Cartoonists Club by Raina Telgemeier . You can access it..
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.
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!
Tween/ Teen SRP Program - Ancient Pottery
Join us each month for refreshments, conversation and to discuss books we've read!
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 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.
We'll talk about by The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels by India Holton. Our list of books for the year is here !
"A diary, written in 1912 by a Lutheran pastor is discovered within a wall. What it unveils is a slow massacre, a chain of events that go back to 217 Blackfeet dead in the snow. Told in transcribed interviews by a Blackfeet named Good Stab, who shares the narrative of his peculiar life over a...
Welcome to the Castlewood Makerspace! Come discover what equipment is available and how our staff can help you make your ideas come to life! You'll see equipment demos and get to ask all the questions you've ever wanted to. Patrons will also get to try some hands-on by adding to our community...
¡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...
Join us to discuss The Devil's Kitchen by Mark Thielman. The list of books we've chosen to discuss in 2026 is here.
Learn about the many ways you can print on fabric at the Castlewood Makerspace, and the pros and cons of those different techniques! We'll cover block printing, fabric stamping, screen-printing, vinyl iron-on, sublimation, and printable transfers! After this informational session, get hands on...
Sip tea, get creative, and receive free tech help in a relaxed space. Bring your device or craft. Snacks provided while supplies last. FREE AT YOUR LIBRARY!
We'll talk about The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon. Our list of books for the year is here.
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...
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.
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..
Always be creating! Join us for simple crafts in a relaxed, welcoming space with other creatives. All supplies are provided and drop ins are always welcome.
Join us at Tween Time and get creative by designing a one-of-a-kind bookend for your bookshelf! In this hands-on art program, tweens will paint and decorate their own bookends using bright colors, patterns, and designs. While your masterpiece dries, cool off with a popsicle and hang out with other..
We'll talk about The Stolen Child by Ann Hood. The list of books for the year is here.
Take a moment — wherever you are — to reduce stress, quiet your mind and set positive intentions. Call 303.502.5189 to participate in this weekly wellness meditation, guided by Jefferson Center for Mental Health. Adults and teens are welcome. Can’t make it? Access previously recorded sessions on...
MLB: San Francisco Giants at Colorado Rockies at Coors Field
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday by discovering how famous memorials such as the Washington Monument and Constitution Gardens tell the story of our past. Become history detectives and follow clues to see how the National Mall has changed over time. Participants will work together to imagine what..
Calling all knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, needleworkers, and other fans of handcrafts! Bring your current project for crafting time and conversation. No registration needed.
Level up your afternoon with a Mario Party gaming bash! Jump into Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros., and more as you battle it out with friends and show off your skills. Whether you're here to win or just hang out, get ready for friendly competition, big laughs, and nonstop fun! Snacks will be...
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied and monitored by a parent or Guardian to keep them safe around the equipment in the Makerspace. This program is going to have a variety of crafts set out including water color paints, giant coloring sheets, drawing supplies, and more. This is a...