Event List

Join us and experiment with clay at the Sand Creek Library Makerspace in a two-part class.

Play Dungeons and Dragons with other tweens, led by our very own Dragon Master Lisa Lowdermilk! New members are always welcome, and no experience is required.

Play Dungeons and Dragons with other tweens, led by our very own Dragon Master Jasmine! New members are always welcome, and no experience is required.

Join your fellow teens on an adventure in the world's greatest role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons! New players and veterans alike are welcome to participate. Ages 13 - 18. Space is limited to 15 participants. Registration required.

Need help with your laptop, smartphone, or tablet?  Stop by our Device Drop-In during this time to see if we can help! 

Interesting in stitching, knitting, crocheting, and more? Bring your fabric arts projects and socialize with other crafters.

Gather at George Fellows Park (behind East Library) for a fantastic finale to our summer adventure! 

Songs, rhymes, and stories for babies ages 0-12 months, and their parents or caregivers. Play and social time follow each interactive session. Space is limited.

A book club sponsored by the Tri-Lakes Friends of PPLD. All are welcome!

The July book selection is The Secret Life of Sunflowers by Marta Molnar.

Kids and teens can enjoy lunch (and books) at no cost this summer! 

In this maker camp, you will learn the basics of all things makerspace. Over the course of a week, complete hands-on projects that teach you how to 3D print, sew, use a laser cutter, and create your own 3D designs with online CAD software.

Come to Old Colorado City Library to experiment with watercolors at this fun and informal drop-in session! No registration is necessary and all skill levels welcome. We'll supply the brushes, paint, and paper; just bring yourself!

Join us for our monthly Movie Matinee that meets on the third Friday of every month. No registration required.

Come hang out and show off your gaming skills! Bring your friends and be ready to have fun! Ages 13-18.

Practice reading aloud and improve fluency by sharing a story with one of our lovable volunteer Paws to Read therapy dogs.

Songs, rhymes, stories, and fun for toddlers ages 1 – 2, and their parents or caregivers. Space is limited.

Practice reading aloud and improve fluency by sharing a story with one of our lovable Paws to Read therapy dogs.

Looking to expand your comedy chops for social media content or just everyday life? Practice writing, editing, and performing short comedic sketches in this workshop presented by Peak Improv Theater. Ages 16 and up. 

Pikes Peak Library District welcomes author and journalist Jim O'Donnell to speak on his book Fountain Creek: Big Lessons from a Little River:

Design your own terrarium, complete with your favorite Animal Crossing characters! Choose from a variety of fun stickers to decorate your terrarium. Ages 9 - 18.

Come hang out and show off your gaming skills! Have fun playing Nintendo Switch and Xbox games! Or Have fun playing board games! Bring your friends and be ready to have fun! Ages 13-18.

Create an out-of-this-world art project using stencils and spray paint. Be sure to wear clothing that you are okay with getting messy. Ages 13 and up.

Are you looking for a way to improve your social skills, enhance your creativity, and make some new friends while having a ton of fun in a safe and supportive environment?

Take the first steps into designing graphics for laser cutting. Using Inkspace, a free Vector Graphics Software, we will create custom project designs to engrave and cut out of 1/8" wood. No previous experience required. Ages 9 and up.