Homegrown, handmade, homespun solutions for every day!
A series designed to help you make the most of your home, your time and your money. From organizing and budgeting--to gardening and composting--to crafting and more, our classes will help you simplify and improve your life.
The book takes the reader on a riveting journey into the search for Sutton's biological father, and is shrouded in WWII mystery. Register to join us to hear Sutton's story in person.
Fan Cheung is a Lone Tree resident. Since retiring from a long career in IT, Fan has pursued many interests, but photography has captured her imagination. She turns her lens to moments that remind her how lucky she is to call Colorado home.
Drop in for some great music to brighten your Sunday.
Acclaimed Celtic fingerstyle guitarist Jerry Barlow will be at Highlands Ranch Library on March 11 at 2 p.m. His repertoire includes his own Celtic inspired compositions and the traditional music of the British Isles.
Gale Brown will bring the soothing sounds of her harp to Roxborough Library on March 18 at 1:30 p.m. Both performances are free; no registration is required.
Two classes, held Thursdays March 1 and 8, will cover the best ways to begin your genealogy research. Attend one session or both. With genealogist Bette Kot.
WordPress is a robust open source software used all over the world by
millions of people. It is a
powerful tool for business owners looking to take control of their
websites. Come and learn how WordPress can work for your business. Part of the Build Your Business Series.
The multiuse Roxborough Library Community Room is a display space for the work of talented local artists. Some people may hesitate to go in because our conservation efforts keep the lights off when a room is not in use. Don't be shy! Room lights will turn on when you enter.
Douglas County Libraries and The Wildlife Experience have joined forces to bring an interactive, hands-on, museum-quality exhibit to a library near you. "Magnificent Meadows: Grasslands Around the World" will help bring the grasslands to life this spring with sight, sounds and textures. See the exhibit at:
Think grasslands are just fields of grass and dirt? Think again! Discover the flora and fauna of the grasslands at this hands-on event! Meet some live grassland animals, explore the furs and skulls of some of the largest, fastest animals on Earth, and learn why Colorado grasslands are amazing places that we can all help conserve!
Using truth to tell a story presents a special challenge. The Writing School and Douglas County Libraries host Gail Waldstein, Julie Ort, Sue Viders and Deb McLeod, authors of memoir, personal essay and fiction, to discuss truth in writing.
Immerse yourself in Hispanic culture and language, broaden your perspective, and continue your Spanish studies.
This is an intermediate class, recommended as a follow-up to Beginning Spanish and Culture. Registration is required for six consecutive weekly sessions. Bring a binder or notebook, pen, pencil, highlighter, and 3x5 index cards.
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Colorado Author Maria Sutton will talk about 
February
Drop in for some great music to brighten your Sunday.
Country music singer-songwriter Dawson James
Get started on your family tree!
WordPress... it's not just for blogging.
February: 
Douglas County Libraries and 
Grasslands Around the World 
Dare to Tell the Truth
Beat the winter blues!
Join Parker Library staff for approximately 30 short reviews of new or favorite books. 
Coping with the Crisis: The informal economy in the Great Recession
Immerse yourself in Hispanic culture and language, broaden your perspective, and continue your Spanish studies.