Discover a world of opportunity and connection with our monthly library programs. A variety of engaging programs designed to educate, entertain, and inspire lifelong learning will be presented. Join us each month to explore something new and make the library a cornerstone of your vibrant lifestyle. Programs are free and open to everyone.
February 13 | REGISTER
An Introduction to Ancestry Library Edition with Bridget Bacon (former Louisville Historical Museum Services Supervisor)
In this presentation you will get an overview of Ancestry Library Edition, which is a genealogy-focused database that the Louisville Public Library provides (access is limited to inside the Library only). Find out how to locate Ancestry from the Library's website, and what the Library edition of Ancestry will be useful for. Come away understanding how this free resource can help you start or expand your own genealogy research.
March 13 | REGISTER
How Smart is a Coyote? with City of Louisville Open Space
Join Open Space staff and a Ranger Naturalist to explore the question: How smart is the coyote? Learn about coyote ecology, behavior, and how to safely coexist with these fascinating animals in our community. During this presentation, you'll discover the coyote’s lifestyle, key characteristics, and what to do if you encounter one.
April 10 | REGISTER
Art Workshop hosted by Bohemia Art Studio
Join this art workshop led by Abby and Cindy from Bohemia (an artful space in Boulder) who emphasize "process over product," making a mess, and having FUN! This will be an exciting program that allows you to get creative without pressure or expectations. Check back for details on this specific workshop closer to April.
May 8 | REGISTER
More than talk: Amateur Radio in 2026
Think ham radio is just enthusiasts chatting on a microphone? We do more than talk! Discover how modern amateur radio combines exploration, worldwide connection, and community service. From tracking high-altitude balloons with smartphone technology to participating in emergency response networks like SKYWARN, today's ham radio offers something for everyone—opportunities for challenge and adventure, life-long learning, and a fascinating hobby to share with your family. No experience needed—just curiosity
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Discover a world of opportunity and connection with our monthly library programs. A variety of engaging programs designed to educate, entertain, and inspire lifelong learning will be presented. Join us each month to explore something new and make the library a cornerstone of your vibrant lifestyle. Programs are free and open to everyone.
February 13 | REGISTER
An Introduction to Ancestry Library Edition with Bridget Bacon (former Louisville Historical Museum Services Supervisor)
In this presentation you will get an overview of Ancestry Library Edition, which is a genealogy-focused database that the Louisville Public Library provides (access is limited to inside the Library only). Find out how to locate Ancestry from the Library's website, and what the Library edition of Ancestry will be useful for. Come away understanding how this free resource can help you start or expand your own genealogy research.
March 13 | REGISTER
How Smart is a Coyote? with City of Louisville Open Space
Join Open Space staff and a Ranger Naturalist to explore the question: How smart is the coyote? Learn about coyote ecology, behavior, and how to safely coexist with these fascinating animals in our community. During this presentation, you'll discover the coyote’s lifestyle, key characteristics, and what to do if you encounter one.
April 10 | REGISTER
Art Workshop hosted by Bohemia Art Studio
Join this art workshop led by Abby and Cindy from Bohemia (an artful space in Boulder) who emphasize "process over product," making a mess, and having FUN! This will be an exciting program that allows you to get creative without pressure or expectations. Check back for details on this specific workshop closer to April.
May 8 | REGISTER
More than talk: Amateur Radio in 2026
Think ham radio is just enthusiasts chatting on a microphone? We do more than talk! Discover how modern amateur radio combines exploration, worldwide connection, and community service. From tracking high-altitude balloons with smartphone technology to participating in emergency response networks like SKYWARN, today's ham radio offers something for everyone—opportunities for challenge and adventure, life-long learning, and a fascinating hobby to share with your family. No experience needed—just curiosity
LOCATION:Library Meeting Room\, 951 Spruce Street Louisville\, Colorado 80027 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR