Event List

The Fort Collins Safe Zone Collective is a community-led group with the goal of reducing barriers and bias toward the LGBTQIA+ community through providing accessible education and training to Northern Colorado.

Do you love poetry, sound art, and open mics?

Join the FRCC Wellness Committee for a relaxing break, led by Lori Cicero of Yoga for You, LLC.! Learn stretches and breathing exercises that can be done from a chair. Loose clothes recommended. 

Are you passionate about Pokemon or an expert on all things Epic the Musical? This is your time to shine! Register for your 5-minute presentation spot and prepare to wow the audience with everything they need to know about your favorite topic.

Visit our library booth at the FRCC Wellness Committee Earth Day festival for upcycling activities & to check out books related to environmental issues, nature, gardening, and ecosystems. 

In this interactive class, we'll explore balance, dizziness and vestibular disorders from a clinical perspective, diving into the underlying causes and engaging in evidence-based exercises designed to manage dizziness and improve your stability.

Drop in for a snack and try a new activity or craft, every Wednesday. This week we'll be making Perler cap designs.

You are welcome to arrive at any time during the program. For students in middle and high school.

CSU's SpeakOut! program is hosting a drop-in workshop that is open to new and experienced writers who would like to create and share stories, experiences, and ideas through writing.

Welcome to the Northern Colorado Youth Leadership and Development drop-in group, hosted by Rocky Mountain Equality and Poudre Libraries. Our groups are spaces where everyone can feel safe.

Creativity and community abound in this this open-ended art workshop facilitated and guided by Colorado Artists in Recovery (CAiR).

Discover local resources and books from our children's, teen, and parenting collection that affirm LGBTQIA+ identities at this drop-in, all-ages event.

The Teen Council's Leadership Group meets once a month to help shape the teen collection, advise on library policy, and improve library services for teens.

Drop in for a snack and try a new activity or craft, every Wednesday. This week we'll be making pom pom cacti.

You are welcome to arrive at any time during the program. For students in middle and high school.

CSU's SpeakOut! program is hosting a drop-in workshop that is open to new and experienced writers who would like to create and share stories, experiences, and ideas through writing.

Share your experiences of autistic joy, meet therapy animals, enjoy sensory-friendly crafts, and connect as we celebrate Autism Awareness Month!

Welcome to the Northern Colorado Youth Leadership and Development drop-in group, hosted by Rocky Mountain Equality and Poudre Libraries. Our groups are spaces where everyone can feel safe.

What’s a Rhino Without a Horn – Controversial or Just Conservation in the 21st Century?

After a brief review of several of the practical communication skills we've explored in this series, engage in constructive dialogue about a contentious case study.