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2020, vol. 3
Jan. 29 - Feb. 12, 2020
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Upcoming Closures
Monday, Feb. 17: All locations will be closed in observance of Presidents Day. 
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STEAM Pals and Reading Pals Wanted!

Sessions start the first week of February
STEAM Pals and Reading Pals meet once a week for ten weeks total. The Pal programs provide high school role models for reading, art and science activities.
Register today and enter our lottery system to secure your child's spot!
Reading Pals at Reynolds for grades K-3
STEAM Pals at Reynolds and Meadows for grades 2-5

Book Sale at Carnegie Library for Local History

Now through February 
Hundreds of books taken from the shelves at Carnegie are now for sale! Find books on topics relating to Colorado's history all across the Front Range. Prices range from $1 to $3 a book.  

Try something new!

Discover fun new programs and classes
Retro Toy Pendants - Thursday, Feb. 6 at Reynolds
First Friday Food Lab: Mints - Friday, Feb. 7 at Reynolds
Concert Series Presents: East Meets West - Sunday, Feb. 9 at Main 
Touchy-Feely Technology Time: Cross-Stitch - Thursday, Feb. 13 at Meadows
Movies @ Meadows: Detective Pikachu - Friday, Feb. 14 at Meadows

Boulder Arts Week

Submit an event now
Do you want to host an event during Arts Week? It is free to participate! Receive additional promotion, including a listing on the front of the website, a highlight on the official event social media outlets and calendar, and more. Learn how today at boulderartsweek.org

Maker Made Exhibition

Opens Feb. 8 in the Canyon Gallery
Celebrate the diverse makers in our community at the annual Maker Made gallery show. Showcased work will include printed materials, three-dimensional objects, kinetic and interactive projects--some of which will even be for sale!
Recommended Read
The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris
"'To save the one is to save the world.' This novel is an overwhelming and redeeming testimonial from the point of view of one man who endured the horrors of the concentration camps during the Holocaust. A tale of love, self-sacrifice, and survival, this heart-wrenching story of the devastation in Auschwitz is truly an exceptional read."
--Maria, George Reynolds Branch
Get more staff reading recommendations
Make It At Your Library
 1/29: Mad Scientist Day: Zipline Challenge at Main
2/1:First Saturday Yoga: Triangles at Reynolds
2/2: Doris' Sunday Matinee "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T." at Main
2/3: Traditional Tincture Making and Wellness Kit at Main
2/6: Cinemouth Lecture at Main
2/8: DIY Crazy Soap and Bath Fizzies at Reynolds
2/9: Kids Make Lemon Berry Scones at Main
2/11: Anime Club at Main
2/12: BeeChicas: Love the Bees Pollinators Flags! at Main
BLDG 61 Classes and Hours!
Seed to Table
Concert Series
Storytimes
1000 Books Before Kindergarten
Literacy for all at BoulderReads
View the full calendar
Library locations
Questions about library events and activities? ask@boulderlibrary.org
303-441-3100
Library Stories
"If everything in my life that I had to touch to make work was as easy as these, I'd be good." -Patron enjoying our easy-to-use checkout machines. 
"The new restroom faucets are so cool! They're like a car wash for your hands." - Anonymous bathroom user
Many of our events are generously funded by the 
Boulder Library Foundation.
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