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51 events
≈ 18 miToday · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miToday · 10:30 AM – 11 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miToday · 3:45 PM – 5 PM
Estes Park Middle School · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
≈ 18 miSaturday · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miSaturday · 10:30 AM – 11 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miSaturday · 1 PM – 2 PM
YMCA of the Rockies- Mootz Family Craft and Design Center · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Get your goggles and gloves ready for science with Mark at this Saturday Kids Club. Did you know a tiny pinch of pepper can completely change the flavor of your dinner? Well, scientists do the exact same thing with 'Spice Metals'! Join us at the Mootz Craft & Design Center ,where we’re going to learn about a super cool metal called gallium that has some amazing tricks up its sleeve. Then, we'll check out aerogel, which is so light it's nicknamed 'frozen smoke.' We'll find out why NASA actually uses this ghostly material to catch speeding comet dust in outer space Space is limited; please register in advance.
≈ 18 miSunday · 12:30 PM – 4 PM
Raven's Roast · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Teens interested in learning to play Dungeons & Dragons are invited to join the fun! Make new friends while exploring your imagination, building cooperation, and strengthening your problem-solving skills. Snacks and refreshments provided. This program is designed for 13-18 year olds. Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
18 miTuesday · 12 PM – 1 PM
Estes Valley Library · Estes Park · 18 mi
Join us for a conversation with New York Times bestselling authors Kelly and Zach Weinersmith as they discuss their book, A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space, Should We Settle Space, and Have We Really Thought This Through? The Weinersmiths tackle fascinating topics including space parenting, corporate governance, potential space conflicts, and even the legalities of space cannibalism. Zach Weinersmith is the cartoonist behind Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal and a bestselling science author. Dr. Kelly Weinersmith is an adjunct faculty member at Rice University, an animal behavior researcher, and a bestselling author and podcast host. This talk will be held online via our Authors and Speakers site, in partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium. Register via the Event Link (see below) to receive an email with the watch link and reminders as the event approaches. After the talk ends, you'll receive an email with a link to the recording.
≈ 18 miWednesday · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Estes Park Memorial Observatory · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
This ongoing program is currently full. If you are interested in joining, please email Teen Librarian Bre Vegas and with enough additional interest, we may launch a second Tween D&D Group! Tweens (10-13 years old) interested in learning to play Dungeons & Dragons are invited to join the fun! Make new friends while exploring your imagination, building cooperation, and strengthening your problem-solving skills. Snacks and refreshments provided. This program is designed for 10-13 year olds. Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
≈ 18 miWednesday · 6 PM – 7 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
You know how a tiny pinch of pepper can completely change the flavor of your dinner? Well, scientists do the exact same thing with 'spice metals'! So come to the Library; we’re going to learn about a super cool metal called gallium that has some amazing tricks up its sleeve. Then, we'll check out aerogel, which is so light it's nicknamed 'frozen smoke.' We'll find out why NASA actually uses this ghostly material to catch speeding comet dust in outer space!
18 miWednesday · 12 PM – 1 PM
Estes Valley Library · Estes Park · 18 mi
Join veteran journalist Paul Vigna for an enlightening discussion on his book, The Almightier: How Money Became God, Greed Became Virtue, and Debt Became Sin. Vigna explores how money transformed from a practical tool into modern society's dominant faith, tracing its evolution from Renaissance Florence to today’s global markets. Through engaging anecdotes and original research, Vigna argues that money derives its power from the value we assign to it. Paul Vigna is an accomplished author, journalist, editor, and speaker, with a special focus on capital markets and cryptocurrencies. This talk will be held online via our Authors and Speakers site, in partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium. Register via the Event Link (see below) to receive an email with the watch link and reminders as the event approaches. After the talk ends, you'll receive an email with a link to the recording.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 12 · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 12 · 10:30 AM – 11 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 12 · 11:15 AM – 12 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storybook Explorers is designed for children ages 0–5 and their caregivers, with a focus on early literacy and crafts for this age group. In this program, we'll read the book The Busy Little Squirrel together and engage in activities inspired by the story. In this fun program, we'll be making finger puppet squirrels with cardboard, felt pieces and google eyes! Space is limited; Registration is required.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 12 · 3:45 PM – 5 PM
Estes Park Middle School · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 12 · 6:30 PM – 8 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
The Library Board of Trustees meets on the fourth Monday and second Thursday of most months.
≈ 18 miFri, Nov 13 · 1 PM – 2 PM
YMCA of the Rockies- Mootz Family Craft and Design Center · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Join the library at the Mootz Craft & Design Center for a fun, nature-inspired fall crafting program! Participants will create whimsical tree trolls and enchanted rocks using air-dry clay, moss, and stone. We’ll also build charming forest cottages using rocks, recycled soda bottles, and wooden sticks, then decorate our creations with colorful mushrooms, dried oranges, acorns, and other natural materials. Let your imagination run wild as we bring a little woodland magic to life! Space is limited; please register in advance.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 14 · 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Creativity Cabin Estes Park · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
This week, we will be hydro-dipping and painting tumblers in celebration of Spice Up the Season November! THIS PROGRAM WILL BE AT THE CREATIVE CABIN. Registration is required for each session.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 14 · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 14 · 10:30 AM – 11 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 14 · 1 PM – 2 PM
YMCA of the Rockies- Mootz Family Craft and Design Center · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Join the library at the Mootz Crafts & Design Center for a fun, nature-inspired fall crafting program! Participants will create whimsical tree trolls using air-dry clay, moss, and branches. We’ll also build charming forest cottages using rocks, recycled soda bottles, and wooden sticks, then decorate our creations with colorful mushrooms, dried oranges, acorns, and other natural materials. Let your imagination run wild as we bring a little woodland magic to life! Space is limited; please register in advance.
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 15 · 12:30 PM – 4 PM
Raven's Roast · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Teens interested in learning to play Dungeons & Dragons are invited to join the fun! Make new friends while exploring your imagination, building cooperation, and strengthening your problem-solving skills. Snacks and refreshments provided. This program is designed for 13-18 year olds. Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 15 · 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Alteatude · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Teen Books & Boba is a chance for teens to meet with other book-loving teens in the community and discuss books related to each month’s theme. Bring a book you’ve read, an audiobook you’ve listened to, a graphic novel or manga you enjoyed, or even a story you’re currently writing! This month the theme will be Cook/Baking Book Chat. The library will cover your first beverage at Alteatude, all you need to bring is your love of books and the conversation. You’re welcome to bring your book with you or check one out from the library beforehand. We’ll meet twice a month at Alteatude, so come thirsty for boba, great conversations, and plenty of book recommendations!
≈ 18 miMon, Nov 16 · 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM
Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies Downstairs Room #6 · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
NOTE: During the Library renovation, from June 2026 through January 2027, the Monthly Writing Group morning session will be held at the Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies, 1700 Brodie Ave. See below for detailed room information. Calling all writers, aspiring writers, and anyone interested in writing! Join us at the Library to share your writing, enjoy others' work, and receive/provide feedback. All genres (fiction, poetry, nonfiction) and forms are welcome. The group is held on: The first Monday of every month from 5:30-7 PM (evening session) The third Monday of every month from 10:15-11:45 AM (morning session) If a meeting falls on a holiday, we will generally try to reschedule. After introductions, we'll do a brief creative exercise if time allows, then go around the room to share completed work or work in progress. Each participant will have the opportunity to share, then the other members of the group will reflect, ask questions, and provide constructive feedback. (We'll cap sharing at around five minutes to be mindful of time, and we'll agree to ground rules that will help keep the discussion respectful and productive.) Our goal is to provide participants with a welcoming space to share their work, receive feedback, and build community through writing. Participants are strongly encouraged to register for each session they plan to attend (see below). Sessions with one or fewer registrants will be canceled. For a given session, please email the work you plan to share (no more than about five minutes of reading, please) to Adult Services Librarian Eric White at ewhite@estesvalleylibrary.org, and Eric will print a copy for each registrant to use for reading and commenting. Please do your best to fit your work on a single double-sided sheet. All copies will be returned to the submitter. For more about the group (format, ground rules, suggestions for a productive session), please see the attached document. We hope you'll join us! Location information During the Library renovation, from June 2026 through January 2027, the Monthly Writing Group morning session will be held at the Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies, 1700 Brodie Ave. We'll meet in two different spaces: From June through August, we'll meet in the church library: From the main (south) door, cross the foyer, pass the rock wall with the quilted wall hanging on your right, then take your first right, into the door with the "Grether Library" sign above it. It's right across from the church office. From September through January, we'll meet in Downstairs Room #6: From the main (south) door, cross the foyer, turn right at the rock wall with the quilted wall hanging, go down two flights of stairs, take the first left, then turn left again right after the water fountain. If you have mobility issues and need an alternative to the stairs, we can accommodate you! Please contact Adult Services Librarian Eric White at ewhite@estesvalleylibrary.org / 970-586-8116 x832 for directions. (You'll use a different parking lot and door to access the building.)
≈ 18 miWed, Nov 18 · 10 AM – 11 AM
YMCA of the Rockies- Mootz Family Craft and Design Center · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Join us for a whimsical, mushroom-themed crafting adventure! Inspired by the book Mushroom in the Rain, little artists will paint their own tiny ceramic mushroom plates and create fun mushroom art using paper plates. It’s a playful opportunity for children to explore their creativity, enjoy a story-inspired craft, and take home their very own mushroom masterpieces! This program will be held at the Mootz Craft & Design Center. Space is limited; Registration is required. The Tiny Tot Craft Club library programs are designed for children aged 3 to 5 and their caregivers. These programs focus on early literacy through crafts tailored to this age group.
≈ 18 miWed, Nov 18 · 4:30 PM – 7 PM
Estes Valley Community Center · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Cooking & Culture invites tweens and teens to travel the world through food! Each session, participants will learn to prepare a dish from a different country while exploring the traditions, history, and cultural significance behind the cuisine. From popular street foods to family recipes, every program offers a new opportunity to expand culinary skills and discover the diverse flavors that connect people around the globe. Whether you're an experienced cook or trying something new for the first time, Cooking & Culture is a fun, hands-on way to build confidence in the kitchen, learn about different cultures, and enjoy delicious food together. Come hungry for both great food and new experiences! This month, Cooking & Culture celebrates one of America's most beloved traditions—Thanksgiving! Participants will prepare classic holiday favorites, including green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole, ham, and pumpkin pie, while exploring the history, customs, and evolution of this annual celebration. Participants must be between the ages of 10-18.
18 miWed, Nov 18 · 5:30 PM – 7 PM
Estes Valley Library · Estes Park · 18 mi
Why does encountering the "real" sometimes feel maddening rather than grounding? Is reality something we can progressively understand, or does it inevitably resist our reach? Join us online to explore Iris Murdoch’s compelling call to face reality head-on—and why doing so can feel so deeply disorienting. You can find the reading here; upon registering below, you'll receive an email with the link to join the discussion. Elevated Thoughts Philosophy Group is a partnership with the Philosophy Outreach Program of Colorado (POPCO) at CU Boulder. Each month, we'll read a relatively short philosophical text and then meet online on the fourth Thursday to discuss it. We'll post each month's reading on the group site ahead of the session, and we encourage participants to attend even if they haven't finished the reading. Philosophy Ph.D. candidate Kyle York and other CU Boulder philosophy graduate students facilitate discussions. We hope you'll join us!
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 19 · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 19 · 11 AM – 11:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 19 · 2 PM – 3 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
You know how a tiny pinch of pepper can completely change the flavor of your dinner? Well, scientists do the exact same thing with 'spice metals'! So come to the Library; we’re going to learn about a super cool metal called gallium that has some amazing tricks up its sleeve. Then, we'll check out aerogel, which is so light it's nicknamed 'frozen smoke.' We'll find out why NASA actually uses this ghostly material to catch speeding comet dust in outer space!
≈ 18 miThu, Nov 19 · 3:45 PM – 5 PM
Estes Park Middle School · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
18 miThu, Nov 19 · 5 PM – 6 PM
Estes Valley Library · Estes Park · 18 mi
Join New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Roanhorse as we explore her acclaimed Between Earth and Sky trilogy, featuring Black Sun, Fevered Star, and Mirrored Heavens. These novels, inspired by pre-Columbian cultures, redefine speculative fiction with their rich worldbuilding. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Roanhorse’s work, this is an event you won’t want to miss. Rebecca Roanhorse is a New York Times bestselling and Nebula, Hugo, and Locus Award-winning speculative fiction writer. This talk will be held online via our Authors and Speakers site, in partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium. Register via the Event Link (see below) to receive an email with the watch link and reminders as the event approaches. After the talk ends, you'll receive an email with a link to the recording.
≈ 18 miFri, Nov 20 · 1 PM – 2 PM
YMCA of the Rockies- Mootz Family Craft and Design Center · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Get ready for a fun-filled creative spiced adventure with the library at the Mootz Craft & Design Center! Kids will put their senses to the test with a tea tasting challenge, make delicious honey-spiced lollipops, and design their own doodle mugs. From discovering new flavors to creating one-of-a-kind masterpieces, this hands-on program is the perfect blend of creativity, curiosity, and sweet fun. Come ready to sip, create, and explore! Space is limited; please register in advance.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 21 · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 21 · 10:30 AM – 11 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 21 · 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Creativity Cabin Estes Park · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
This week, we will be hydro-dipping and painting tumblers in celebration of Spice Up the Season November! THIS PROGRAM WILL BE AT THE CREATIVE CABIN. Registration is required for each session.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 21 · 1 PM – 2 PM
Alteatude · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Calling all youth book lovers and fantasy fans! Join us for Boba, Books & Wyrms, a fun and relaxed book club where we’ll explore exciting stories, share our thoughts, and enjoy a delicious boba drink. Come chat about the book, meet fellow readers, and discover new adventures along the way. Whether you’re a fantasy fanatic or just love a good story, there’s a seat waiting for you! You will receive notification when the book is available to pickup in the Holds area. Space is limited; registration is required.
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 22 · 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Makerspace · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Homeschool families interested in learning to play family-friendly Dungeons & Dragons are invited to join the fun! Make new friends while exploring your imagination, building cooperation, and strengthening your problem-solving skills. This month we will be helping a town baker whose secret spice has been stolen, and he doesn't know who is to blame, but he needs it back in time for the great bake-off! Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 22 · 12:30 PM – 4 PM
Raven's Roast · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Teens interested in learning to play Dungeons & Dragons are invited to join the fun! Make new friends while exploring your imagination, building cooperation, and strengthening your problem-solving skills. Snacks and refreshments provided. This program is designed for 13-18 year olds. Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
≈ 18 miTue, Nov 24 · 1 PM – 2 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Get cozy and creative with this festive fall craft! We’ll turn fabric scraps into adorable stuffed pumpkins that make the perfect autumn decorations. Finished with cinnamon stick stems, these charming little pumpkins will add a wonderful seasonal scent to your home! Space is limited; Registration required. Please note: This craft involves needlework and hot glue guns.
≈ 18 miWed, Nov 25 · 1 PM – 2 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
As autumn evenings grow cooler and the days grow shorter, discover the magic of moths that come alive after dark! In this library program, participants will learn about late-flying moths and their important role in the natural world. Then, we’ll use paper, markers, and feathers to design our own beautiful moths inspired by these fascinating autumn visitors. Space is limited; Registration is required.
≈ 18 miFri, Nov 27 · 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Offsite Event · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
This enchanting parade showcases over 40 dazzling entries, including handcrafted floats from the Town of Estes Park and local nonprofits, lively marching bands, gleaming fire trucks, and specialty vehicles. Don’t miss this beloved holiday tradition that brings joy and wonder to all! Be sure to look for the Library's float, designed by a local youth and recreated in full scale by Parade Director Michael Young.
≈ 18 miSat, Nov 28 · 1 PM – 2 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Welcome to the Graphic Novel Club! Over the next 6 months, we will be exploring a classic book series made into graphic novels. In this book club series, we will continue our reading with Mary Pope Osborne's The Magic Treehouse: The Knight at Dawn. We know this series is a hit for young readers! The series follows Jack and Annie, a pair of siblings who embark on time-traveling, globe-spanning adventures with the help of spellbinding books and a tree house filled with mysterious powers. There will be discussion-based questions, crafts, and food related to the books. This book club meeting will happen on the 4th Saturday of each month. Registration is required to receive your copy of the book. You will receive notification when the book is available for pickup in the Holds area.
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 29 · 11 AM – 12 PM
Raven's Roast · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
The Tween & Teen Advisory Council is designed for youth to advise Youth Librarian Vegas on current areas of interest, help plan tween and teen programs, discuss the construction of a new teen space in the Library, and identify outreach opportunities. With this direct input from our tweens and teens, we strive to make the Library a place where all youth can develop community around books, movies, programming, and more. These meetings will count toward volunteer service hours with the Estes Park School District and will help make the Library a great place for tweens and teens to engage with one another. While the library is under renovation, these meetings will take place at Raven's Roast, where participants will receive one small beverage or snack.
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 29 · 5 PM – 6 PM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
You know how a tiny pinch of pepper can completely change the flavor of your dinner? Well, scientists do the exact same thing with 'spice metals'! So come to the Library; we’re going to learn about a super cool metal called gallium that has some amazing tricks up its sleeve. Then, we'll check out aerogel, which is so light it's nicknamed 'frozen smoke.' We'll find out why NASA actually uses this ghostly material to catch speeding comet dust in outer space!
≈ 18 miSun, Nov 29 · 1 PM – 4:30 PM
Makerspace · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Calling all adventurers! Join us for a Dungeons & Dragons–themed craft adventure where you’ll color your own dice tray, sew a dice bag, and make a mimic treasure chest. As you craft, enjoy themed music and work together to battle a monster using a variety of D&D-inspired skill checks. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or new to the game, there’s something for everyone! Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
≈ 18 miWed, Dec 2 · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Estes Park Memorial Observatory · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
This ongoing program is currently full. If you are interested in joining, please email Teen Librarian Bre Vegas and with enough additional interest, we may launch a second Tween D&D Group! Tweens (10-13 years old) interested in learning to play Dungeons & Dragons are invited to join the fun! Make new friends while exploring your imagination, building cooperation, and strengthening your problem-solving skills. Snacks and refreshments provided. This program is designed for 10-13 year olds. Registration is required and space is limited. Adventure awaits!
≈ 18 miThu, Dec 3 · 10 AM – 10:30 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Baby Storytime is designed specifically for babies, toddlers & their caregivers. Join us for 25 minutes of rhymes, songs, bounces, wiggles, stretches and play.
≈ 18 miThu, Dec 3 · 10:30 AM – 11 AM
Wasson Board Room · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Storytime is specifically designed for children ages six and under, along with their parents and/or caregivers. Join us for songs, movement activities, puppets, and stories that encourage a love of language and books.
≈ 18 miThu, Dec 3 · 3:45 PM – 5 PM
Estes Park Middle School · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
≈ 18 miSun, Dec 6 · 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Alteatude · Estes Park · ≈ 18 mi
Teen Books & Boba is a chance for teens to meet with other book-loving teens in the community and discuss books related to each month’s theme. Bring a book you’ve read, an audiobook you’ve listened to, a graphic novel or manga you enjoyed, or even a story you’re currently writing! This month the theme will be Cozy Reads The library will cover your first beverage at Alteatude, all you need to bring is your love of books and the conversation. You’re welcome to bring your book with you or check one out from the library beforehand. We’ll meet twice a month at Alteatude, so come thirsty for boba, great conversations, and plenty of book recommendations!
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