Drop in for friendly competition among players of all ages and abilities.

The recent release of the artificial intelligence (AI) program ChatGPT has catapulted this technology to the forefront of global conversations. The enormous potential of AI has many people both excited and fearful. Join Active Minds as we explain what AI is, how it can be used for good, and also its potential for abuse. Please stick around afterwards for a brief, interactive demonstration of AI.An Ageless event for Adults. REGISTRATION REQUIRED.

Drop in for coffee, conversation and games for retirees and other adults. Takes place by the first floor fireplace. 

This book club is currently at capacity. To join the waitlist, email Anthony at aguy@dclibraries.org. Adults meet the second Wednesday of each month to discuss fiction and nonfiction titles with a historical bent. View Reading List.

Register now. Kids in grades 1-3 meet the second Wednesday of each month to read and discuss books with a building brick theme. The principles of STEAM will be featured as we form inspired creations and solutions! View Reading List.

Register now. Adults meet the second Wednesday of each month to discuss young adult titles from various genres. View Reading List.

Register now. Adults meet the second Thursday of each month to read and discuss books with protagonists in early adulthood. View Reading List

Kids ages 6-12 boost their literacy skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. Sign up for one 15-minute session. 

Kids ages 6-12 boost their literacy skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. Sign up for one 15-minute session. 

Kids ages 6-12 boost their literacy skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. Sign up for one 15-minute session. 

Kids ages 6-12 boost their literacy skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. Sign up for one 15-minute session. 

Kids ages 6-12 boost their literacy skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. Sign up for one 15-minute session. 

Kids ages 6-12 boost their literacy skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. Sign up for one 15-minute session. 

Drop in for friendly competition among players of all ages and abilities.

Drop in for coffee, conversation and games for retirees and other adults. Takes place by the first floor fireplace. 

Teens earn community service hours planning events, recommending materials and advocating for their peers in the library. Meets the third Thursday of each month. No registration needed. 

This book club is currently at capacity. To join the waitlist, email Neelam at nchauhan@dclibraries.org. Adults meet the third Thursday of each month to discuss fiction and nonfiction titles from various genres. Visit Reading List.

This book club is currently at capacity. To join the waitlist, email Kimberly at kmcdonald@dclibraries.org. Kids in grades 4-6 discuss a new chapter book each month. View Reading List.

Drop in for friendly competition among players of all ages and abilities.

Drop in for coffee, conversation and games for retirees and other adults. Takes place by the first floor fireplace. 

Children 8 to 12 years. Registration required. Join us for an exploration of acid base reactions and make a fizzy boat to launch in your bathtub! Presented by Science Matters. 

Not long ago the term “bird-brain” was meant as an insult. Today, scientists are discovering the marvelous cognitive complexity of a variety of different birds. Despite their tiny brains (does size matter?), many bird species exhibit intricate problem-solving skills, astonishing memories, and unique methods of communicating. Join OLLI Facilitator Peggy Winn for a fascinating discussion that will explain and demonstrate via short videos why the term “bird-brain” should indeed be a compliment. ADULTS. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Registration will be shared with Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Denver.

Register now. Kids in grades 1-3 listen to a story and do fun activities! Choose odd or even months to attend; meets the fourth Wednesday of the month.  View Reading List. 

Adults register now.  Intermediate to advanced English learners ages 17 and up--Gather for informal conversation on everyday topics.  Facilitated by a fluent English speaker.

DCL Ageless presents the film "Out of the Past" (1947). Watch the film, then learn about film noir from Walter Chaw, Senior Film Critic for Film Freak Central (filmfreakcentral.net) and film professor at the University of Colorado. He will lead the discussion after viewing the film. ADULTS. REGISTRATION REQUIRED.