Calling all kids! In honor of Grandparent’s Day, please join us on September 22nd at 7 pm. Bring a grandparent or another special person that evening to hear a story, make a keepsake craft and enjoy a yummy treat!
Keeping their hidden identities secret, our summer reading participants avoided the lasers, went through the minefield, crawled through the bat cave, were found worthy enough to wield Thor’s hammer and rescued the teddy bear from the hot lava! And we read a book! On Monday, we’ll meet again to meet…
Registration begins now for this year’s Summer Reading Program: Every Hero Has a Story! Kids from ages 3 and up are encouraged to join this free program. We welcome children of all abilities. Each week we’ll explore super heroes and be visited by the real-life super heroes that live and…
All week long we’re having contests and giveaways! Two lucky winners will each receive a $20 Gift Certificate, one from Hemelstrand’s and the other from Arapahoe Floral. Students can guess the book in the jar and win a movie prize package. Here are some of our other cool events: Tues:…
When you think about your library, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Books? Well, think again. Yes, books are our foundation. Your local library also offers access to the tools and technology essential to the economic and cultural lives of their communities. We help people apply for…
And the winners are….the 5th Graders of Arapahoe Public School! Last week we took pictures of each class that visited the library, from Kin-8th grade. Each photo was submitted to our Facebook page and the class that received the most likes by Dr. Seuss’ birthday gets to have a cupcake-reading…
Thanks to a successful holiday bake sale, our Friends of the Library group have sponsored a yearly subscription to the Library Edition of Ancestry.com! You can now access thousands of historical records from not only here in the US, but also internationally. Patrons can create their own personal story by…
The Thanksgiving leftovers have dwindled down to nothing but a stray black olive and the cranberry casserole from Aunt Betty that no one was brave enough to eat. So let’s loosen our belts and soldier on to December, as brave as Clara’s Nutcracker Prince, where visions of sugar plums and…
