Boulder City Council heard recommendations from the Library District Advisory Committee (LDAC). Council agreed to move forward with a public hearing on April 5 to further discuss the formation of a district by resolution. Council will further discuss the Intergovernmental Agreement at their regular council meeting. Comments and suggestions can be submitted using an online form.

Use your library card for free one-on-one homework help from a live online tutor. Help is available in Spanish and English every day from 2 to 11 p.m. MST. Rich adult learning content and live, professional assistance in resume/cover letter writing and U.S. citizenship prep are also available through the Brainfuse platform! 

Explore queer representation in teen literature! Teens across the gender and sexuality spectrum are welcome to attend and engage in fun dialogue and activities. On March 1 at 4:30 we'll discuss Silhouette of a Sparrow. Register for a free copy of the book while supplies last.

The Boulder International Film Festival brings films and filmmakers from around the world to Boulder for a four-day celebration of the art of cinema. Help celebrate the cinema in Boulder by signing up to volunteer! Several different roles are available. Volunteers must provide at least 10 hours of service. 

Reading books with your young child increases learning potential, especially before they enter kindergarten. Track 100 books at a time to reach the goal of 1000 books before kindergarten in our year-round reading challenge. Reading just three picture books per day for one year will exceed 1000 books! (3 x 365 = 1,095). 

Tween Time has returned to the Teen Space at the Main Library. Participate in a variety of activities every month. On March 5, join us for a retro craft: shrinky dinks! Make custom charms out of shrinkable plastic for keychains, pins and jewelry. For tweens ages 9-11. Register to save your spot.