Event List

Old Firehouse Bookstore and Poudre Libraries are delighted to welcome Josiah Hesse to celebrate the release of his book, On Fire For God. Join us to hear Josiah discuss his new book, answer audience questions, and sign books.

Stop by for a relaxed networking coffee hour. Share ideas, build partnerships, and recharge with inspiration from others doing good in our community.

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Discover the fun and excitement of dramatic arts in our Dramatime workshop! We will read an adventurous story together and re-enact it using movement, emotions, props, costumes, and more! For kids ages 5-8 and their adult caregivers. 

The Lunch Lab provides free meals for all kids 18 and under to keep them fueled and energized throughout Spring Break. No sign-ups or ID required. Plan to join us for lunch!

Book Club for Mortals meets in person at Old Town Library on the third Wednesday of every month for a conversation focusing on end-of–life themes.   

Let's explore, create, and build something cool with LEGOs! Intended for grades K-5; anyone under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult/caregiver. Participation is limited due to room capacity.

Need individual help with your tech and devices? One of our library staff members is here to offer 1-to-1 support for your technology issues. Bring your mobile devices or tech questions you'd like assistance with.

Looking to improve your readiness for potential emergencies and disasters? Learn from the City of Fort Collins Emergency Management Department how to gain a deeper understanding of emergency response systems and personal safety measures.

Curious about VR and how it works? Explore new immersive worlds using the library's VR sets.

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Restorative Reading combines books with learning skills and behaviors that emphasize repairing harm, taking responsibility, healing, friendship and empathy.

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.

The Lunch Lab provides free meals for all kids 18 and under to keep them fueled and energized throughout Spring Break. No sign-ups or ID required. Plan to join us for lunch!

Drop in to receive one-on-one family history research and genealogy assistance from the Larimer County Genealogical Society.

Looking for free, confidential, and secure preparation and e-filing of Federal and State income taxes?

Looking for a teen centered space to talk about books? Welcome to the TAC212 Book Club! Hang out at one of the coolest locations exclusively for teens and discuss books chosen by your peers.

For March's meeting, we will be celebrating Women's History Month with the theme Women Authors. The book you choose can be in any genre or format. 

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.

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