Most regular Carbondale Library users know there is outdoor WiFi reception on the south side of the building and some know there is WiFi in the front. But, what if […]
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Nanowrimo – National Novel Writing Month – Event
Attention Aspiring Novelists! It’s time to get your books written! November is Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month) Calendar of Events at the Carbondale Library: Join us on Tuesdays from 5-6pm […]
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Bill Lamont remembered
The Epicureans Book Club met recently to dedicate a sculpture that was crafted by member Jim Mason to commemorate Bill Lamont’s decades of dedication to furthering the cause of literacy […]
Introduction to Bird Photography
Join us for an evening discussion of digital photography tips and techniques focused towards bird photography. Matt Shetzer, a local Carbondale professional photographer who travels the world hosting photography workshops, […]
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Carbondale Library strikes a chord with youth programming
When Lauren Harutun, youth services coordinator at the Carbondale Branch Library, began asking parents and teens what they would like to see for youth programming, she said, “Far and away, […]
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GCPLD Report: Library board meeting draws a crowd
The June 1 Garfield County Public Libraries District (GCPLD) board meeting in Carbondale attracted more than two dozen members of the public and several had comments. Library board meetings are […]
Calligraphy Class
The Carbondale Branch Library is bringing back Robin for another calligraphy class and demonstration at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 4. We will be making a simple framed sign for […]
Third Thursday Book Club
Join us each Third Thursday at 2:00 at the Carbondale Branch Library for a lively book discussion. We will discuss “The Last Kingdom” by Bernard Cornwell. For more information, call […]
Meet the Author: Linda Romero Criswell
Start from where you are. Linda Romero Criswell talks about how you don’t need all the answers up front – just jump in and see where it takes you! You […]
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Letters – Feb. 9, 2023
Re: Thoughts to share In a recent letter to The Sopris Sun, a writer shared her observations that school-aged children use the library computers to play violent video games, implying […]