Join us as we explore a different topic from our nonfiction collection each month. Through demonstration and presentations, participants will learn something new to spark their curiosity. In October, learn about eggplant and take home a simple, delicious recipe for baba ghanouj.
Members of the Brighton Genealogical Society will present a different resource for genealogy research every week in this seven-part series. All the resources are free to use, and there will be time in the computer lab to try them out and do research on your own family. The Brighton Genealogical Society will be on hand to assist you when you get stuck, and participants will finish the series with information about four to six generations of their own families. Space is limited; registration required. To register for the seven-week program, please call 303-659-2572.
Learn about the resources available at your library and beyond to help you research your family history. Sessions are by appointment only. Please call 303-452-7534 to register.
This is a cross-cultural program promoting conversation and cultural exchanges in the Rangeview Library District. We will provide a chance to share and celebrate our cultural similarities and differences through food, music, dance and film.
Come talk about the best books you’ve read in the last month, plus get new ideas of things to read for this month. Participate in our advisory board tell us what you think and help make the library better. Appropriate for students grades 6-8.
Learn what type of Individual Retirement Account is right for you. ROTH conversions are a hot topic due to new regulations that have taken effect this year. Learn about the new regulations and the pros and cons of converting. Does it make sense for you to convert? Presented by Kim Schell from Waddell & Reed, Inc., member SIPC.
Join us as we explore a different topic from our nonfiction collection each month. Through demonstration and presentations, participants will learn something new to spark their curiosity. In September, learn about zucchini and take home some simple, delicious recipes for that nutritious bumper crop.
Learn
important information about our city services and citizen responsibilities as
well as issues affecting our daily lives as north suburban residents.
Learn about the resources available at your library and beyond to help you research your family history. Sessions are by appointment only. Please call 303-452-7534 to register.
Join Anythink Huron Street and the City of Thornton as we celebrate Cultural Diversity Month with this special presentation from a CU professor on Putin’s Russia.
