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Tai Chi helps with various mobility and health issues including reducing pain, stiffness, stress, and depression as well as improving blood circulation, muscle strength, and stamina. Your Garfield County Libraries are excited to host Laura Goodwin from the Garfield County Senior Program for a weekly low impact tai chi class at the Silt Branch Library. ... Read more
Kick start the summer with a foam party! Ann Lincoln will bring in a powerful sound system and a top-of-the-line foam cannon for three of the Garfield County Libraries to make clean, biodegradable, fresh, hypo-allergenic foam fun! The first party will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 23 at the Grand Valley Recreation Center. ... Read more
Families of all ages are invited to the Rifle Branch Library to join this magical get-together! Kids and their accompanying adults will make a craft and eat a dinner planned around a favorite Disney movie. Feel free to dress up or wear your PJ’s! During our next session on Wednesday, May 24 from 5 to ... Read more
Kick start the summer with a foam party! Ann Lincoln will bring in a powerful sound system and a top-of-the-line foam cannon for three of the Garfield County Libraries to make clean, biodegradable, fresh, hypo-allergenic foam fun! The first party will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 23 at the Grand Valley Recreation Center. ... Read more
The Garfield County Libraries are excited to present the return of the Spring Lecture Series at the Glenwood Springs Branch Library! Join us each Thursday in April from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to hear from local history experts about different topics that make the history of our valley, state, and towns a truly unique one. ... Read more
Your Garfield County Libraries, in honor of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, invite you to one of three virtual workshops on Chinese Calligraphy. Join San Francisco-based calligraphy artist Jo Jo Liu, board member of the San Francisco Chinese Arts Association, in this time-honored artistic tradition. We’ll meet together at the Glenwood Springs Branch Library on Thursday, ... Read more
Kids are invited to bring friends to the library and meet new friends while playing Pokémon! On the last Saturday each month at 3 p.m., the New Castle Branch Library will host a card exchange, Pokémon game, and offer one free card set for any child who does not have their own. It’s free and ... Read more
Join other parents and caregivers at the Rifle Branch Library to share support, tips, advice or just to talk! This is a safe place to vent, cry, laugh, and find out how other parents are navigating this new world. Circle of Parents provides a supportive community led by parents and other caregivers, where parents are ... Read more
Tai Chi helps with various mobility and health issues including reducing pain, stiffness, stress, and depression as well as improving blood circulation, muscle strength, and stamina. Your Garfield County Libraries are excited to host Laura Goodwin from the Garfield County Senior Program for a weekly low impact tai chi class at the Silt Branch Library. ... Read more
The Silt Branch Library invites you to bring the whole family to the Silt Historical Park at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 31 to kick-off the Summer Reading Challenge and hear the Cowboy Corral share stories and songs from the Old West! From the early days of moving cattle to the railroads, to ranch life, ... Read more
Learn python (the most useful coding language) in a fun, engaging, and casual environment at 4 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at the Carbondale Branch Library. You will be amazed at how fast you learn and how much you can create. Perfect for eighth to tenth grade students and any experience ... Read more
The Garfield County Libraries are excited to present the return of the Spring Lecture Series at the Glenwood Springs Branch Library! Join us each Thursday in April from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to hear from local history experts about different topics that make the history of our valley, state, and towns a truly unique one. ... Read more