At this One Book One Boulder event, look at "All We Can Save" through a local lens with contributor, scientist and climate activist Dr. Jane Zelikova alongside Boulder’s City Manager and Climate Initiatives Department. Register to receive reminders about the event, and Watch LIVE on YouTube.

After months of preparation, the team of Creative Technologists at BLDG 61 is excited to offer a M.I.G Welding Tool Orientation, beginning this month. The class is held on occasional Monday evenings. Space is limited and registration is required. The first part of the orientation is viewable now, on YouTube. This and all BLDG 61 events can be found on the calendar at BLDG61.org.  

Learn about Alexandria’s essay “A Letter to Adults,” which is included in this year’s One Book One Boulder selection “All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis.” Hear about the work Alexandria is doing for climate justice and get inspired to take action too!  Register to receive a free copy of the book; however, registration is not required to attend. Suitable for teens in grades 6-12. Adults are also welcome!

Join Out Boulder County and Boulder Public Library for a bicycle giveaway!  We are giving away 10 bikes and helmets for youth ages 6-10. Decorate your new bicycles and helmets with us using small pride flags and stickers! Thank you to Cand'aid Foundation for donating the bicycles and helmets for our community. Registration is limited to one bike (with a helmet) per family.

This month: Olivia Marcano with Comal Heritage Food Incubator will be cooking Yoyos de Platanos filled with queso! Comal is a social enterprise created by Focus Points Family Resource Center. Besides serving a variety of delicious cuisines, Comal is a kitchen incubator that teaches aspiring immigrant and refugee women chefs and entrepreneurs a variety of technical and culinary skills, as well as how to launch their own businesses.